Joey Logano wins the 300-mile race, pulling away from Brian Vickers over the final two laps to pick up his fifth series win of the year, and second in a row.
Carl Edwards finished third and pulled within 155 points of series leader Kyle Busch, who exited his No. 18 Toyota early in the race because of a fever.
Busch, who had won two straight Nationwide races at California, has been fighting flulike symptoms the last few days but tried to make a go of it. He qualified second and quickly zoomed to the lead but feared he was getting too hot.
“When I get in the car and I get hot, I start not being able to see exactly straight,” Busch said. “The car was really good though. ... (but) I didn’t feel it was in my best interest or the team’s best interest to win this race or keep going. I probably could have.” The Associated Press
RANK DRIVER POINTS WINS 1 Kyle Busch 4809 6 2 Carl Edwards 4654 4 3 Brad Keselowski 4582 3 4 Jason Leffler 3952 0 5 Justin Allgaier* 3505 0 6 Steve Wallace 3471 0 7 Jason Keller 3383 0 8 Mike Bliss 3344 1 9 Brendan Gaughan* 3285 0 10 Michael McDowell* 3091 0 11 Michael Annett* 3054 0 12 Kenny Wallace 2999 0 13 Tony Raines 2993 0 14 Joey Logano 2989 5 15 Kevin Harvick 2923 2 16 Scott Wimmer 2598 0 17 Eric McClure 2513 0 18 David Ragan 2340 2 19 Scott Lagasse Jr.* 2194 0 20 Danny O'Quinn Jr. 2141 0 21 Brian Vickers 2092 0 22 Greg Biffle 1966 2 23 Paul Menard 1682 0 24 Erik Darnell* 1636 0 25 Morgan Shepherd 1614 0 26 Clint Bowyer 1602 2 27 John Wes Townley* 1573 0 28 Joe Nemechek 1527 0 29 Jeff Burton 1462 0 30 Scott Speed 1450 0 31 Matt Kenseth 1448 1 32 Brian Keselowski 1412 0 33 Trevor Bayne 1403 0 34 Shelby Howard 1367 0 35 David Reutimann 1303 0 36 Mark Green 1294 0 37 Brandon Whitt 1260 0 38 Matt Carter 1223 0 39 Ken Butler III* 1154 0 40 Casey Atwood 1138 0 41 Robert Richardson Jr. 1096 0 42 Stephen Leicht 1047 0 43 Mike Wallace 1045 0
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