Martin steals Busch win
Pos Driver Make Laps 1. Mark Martin Ford 200 2. Kevin Harvick Chevrolet 200 3. David Stremme Dodge 200 4. Joe Nemechek Chevrolet 200 5. Greg Biffle Ford 200 6. Reed Sorenson Dodge 200 7. Carl Edwards Ford 200 8. Randy LaJoie Chevrolet 200 9. Clint Bowyer Chevrolet 200 10. David Green Ford 200 11. Kyle Busch Chevrolet 200 12. Denny Hamlin Chevrolet 200 13. Justin Labonte Chevrolet 200 14. Elliott Sadler Ford 200 15. Tim Fedewa Dodge 199 16. Martin Truex Chevrolet 199 17. Jon Wood Ford 199 18. J.J. Yeley Chevrolet 199 19. Dave Blaney Chevrolet 199 20. Kasey Kahne Dodge 199 21. Scott Riggs Chevrolet 199 22. Ashton Lewis Ford 199 23. Kenny Wallace Ford 199 24. Jeremy Mayfield Dodge 199 25. Sterling Marlin Dodge 199 26. Stanton Barrett Chevrolet 198 27. Aaron Fike Dodge 197 28. Johnny Sauter Dodge 197 29. Ryan Hemphill Dodge 197 30. Paul Wolfe Dodge 197 31. Shawna Robinson Chevrolet 196 32. Brent Sherman Dodge 196 33. Tony Raines Chevrolet 196 34. Derrike Cope Ford 191 35. Eric Norris Chevrolet 190 36. Shane Hmiel Chevrolet 148 37. Paul Menard Chevrolet 144 38. Stacy Compton Ford 113 39. Kim Crosby Chevrolet 76 40. Michel Jourdain Ford 53 41. Steve Grissom Ford 50 42. Kertus Davis Chevrolet 48 43. Jason Keller Ford 41
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