Busch runs away with another one

Kyle Busch ran away with the win, Edwards came in second, but over five seconds back.

One huge wreck on lap 19 and then long green flag runs led to the demise of a lot of teams, something that usually doesn't happen at Dover that much.

With the wreck on lap 19, I thought it was going to be a typical Monster Mile race, but I guess because so many cars were in the garage getting fixed and then just staying out of the way, it led to the long green flag runs that let the leaders run away from everyone else.  Only six cars finished on the lead lap.

Brian Vickers was doing good, until he got penalized for speeding on pit road, not once, but twice in a row, leaving them confused as to how that could be.  I was listening in on the scanner and according to Vickers, he was still in first gear both times when he crossed the line and with the 5 mph cushion NASCAR gives them, they just don't understand how they could say he was going 40 mph or faster in first gear.  Needless to say, he was upset about it, but his crew kept him calm and he finished 13th, two laps down.

The wreck on lap 19 really caused a shakeup in the points, with six drivers in the top twelve getting caught up in it.  Hamlin took the biggest hit and dropped five spots in the standings, while Greg Biffle, who had a whole good race for a change, moved up six spots.  The top three stayed the same, but 4th through 11th changed positions and Kasey Kahne kept 12th, but is only eight points ahead of David Ragan in 13th.

This was also the last race of the season for FOX, so we can say bye-bye to DW!

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