Kurt Busch took off like lightning when it took the race.
Excluding a damaged nut that cost time to him in pits, Busch totally dominated to the race of Glass NEXTEL of NASCAR of 500 miles, leading all less 25 returns of the event of 200 returns in the track of 4,023 km (2,5 miles).
It was the first triumph of Busch from Bristol in March of 2006. It won with style. It backed down to the ninth position for a resumption with 64 returns to dispute itself, Busch attacked through contingent to take the leadership.
Dale Earnhardt Jr, finalized second in spite of having a car that could not handle by more than half of the race. Its equipment in pits changed a shock absorber after I spin a top of Earnhardt and brought the Bud Chevrolet of return to the put second.
Ironically, he was one-two of the sponsoring brewer, with the Dodge Miller Lite de Busch to the front, in this race in particular. Denny Hamlin was third party, Jeff Gordon fourth and Jimmie Johnson fifth. Tony Stewart was the following one, escorted by Ryan Newman, Clint Bowyer, Mark Martin, Casey Mears and Jeff Burton.
Busch showed from the beginning that it had the car to win. One went to the front of the winner of pole Earnhardt in the first return and one moved away with the coequipero Newman in his wake.
Several cars had to start at the end of the contingent, including the pilot substitute P.J. Jones, who replaced the pilot “parked” Robby Gordon, seated outside the race of Sunday after not recognizing a black flag in the Busch race in Montreal of Saturday. NASCAR removed to Gordon of the competition of the Nextel Glass in Pocono like punishment by their unsportsmanlike conduct.
Martin Truex, Clint Bowyer and Wards Burton resigned to their places of starting after changes of equipment.
To the 50 returns, the front of the contingent consisted of the hardest pilots of NASCAR, including the Hamlin young person, who had dominated to the things in the track of Pocono the last races.
Earnhardt, battling with a car with maneuverability problems, followed in the five first but it passed hardships to follow there.
In the midpoint of the event of 500 miles, Busch had led all except a few returns.
The brother smaller Kyle was not having that type by day. He scraped the wall in return 74 which put a return back halfway.

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