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2014 History 300 Winner - Kyle Larson Wins HISTORY 300
Kyle Larson was the star of the show Saturday at Charlotte Motor Speedway, picking up his second career NASCAR Nationwide win in the HISTORY 300. He outlasted a bevy of solid NASCAR veterans, including second-place finisher Brad Keselowski, third-place Kyle Busch and fourth-place Kevin Harvick.
Larson led 82 laps en route to the win. He sealed his trip to Victory Circle with a perfect pit stop and restart with less than 30 laps remaining, jumping out ahead of Keselowski, Busch, Harvick and the rest of the field.
The veterans gave all the credit to 21-year-old Larson, who is also competing full-time in the NASCAR Sprint Cup series this season.
Keselowski and Busch had a tremendous battle for second in the closing laps, with the pair tenuously threading their way through lapped traffic – with a couple of near-misses – as they fought for the runner-up spot.
2013 History 300 Winner - Kyle Busch sets NASCAR Nationwide Series mark with win in History 300
There were many questions posed to different drivers what they thought of Jimmie Johnson and the answers ranged from “awesome” to “great.” But after Saturday's History 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, Kyle Busch may be on the cusp of having the same queries about him after he not only won the race at Charlotte Motor Speedway, he dominated it.
Busch led 186 of 200 laps and his victory snapped a tie with the great Mark Martin on the speedway's all-time Nationwide Series win list. By winning last weekend's North Carolina Education Lottery 200 in the Camping World Series race it puts the 28-year old in a unique place, the chance to become the first driver in the history of NASCAR to sweep all three races at CMS should he come away the winner of Sunday night's Coca-Cola 600.
The History 300 victory was Busch's 57th in the Nationwide Series and seventh at CMS. It was his sixth win and eighth top-10 finish of 2013.
Runner-up Kahne made a late charge at Busch, but he was unable to overtake the eventual winner.
2012 History 300 Winner - Brad Keselowski Wins Nationwide Series NASCAR History 300
As the race started to wind down, it became clear that this was becoming another one where the result would be partially based on gas mileage. Though it was close, Brad Keselowski was able to finish and avoid any last minute fades. Second, third and fourth places went to fellow Sprint Cup drivers Denny Hamlin, Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick. Fifth place went to Nationwide regular Elliott Sadler.
Keselowski, and some of the other regulars in the Sprint Cup Series, also planned to race in the Coca-Cola 600, which is a marathon of a race and is also held at Charlotte Motor Speedway. This likely made for a very long weekend for the driver.
Danica Patrick did manage to finish the race. She started in third but finished in 13th. Travis Pastrana did not have luck on his side for this race. He spun out more than once during the race and managed only to finish in 24th. He had previously spun out during qualifying.
2011 Top Gear 300 Results
Trevor Bayne was watching, but Matt Kenseth was driving. Both were able to celebrate a victory on Saturday.
Kenseth, in his only start in the Nationwide Series this season, passed Roush Fenway Racing teammate Carl Edwards with two of 200 laps remaining and won the Top Gear 300 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Kenseth was a late fill-in for Bayne, who has missed the last month of racing because of an as-yet undiagnosed illness. Bayne is scheduled to return to this No. 16 Ford team next weekend at Chicagoland Speedway
