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2013 ServiceMaster 200 Winner - Busch takes 12th Nationwide Series win of 2013
Joe Gibbs Racing driver Kyle Busch took home his 12th checkered flag of the season in the Nationwide Series with his win in the Servicemaster 200 on Saturday at Phoenix International Raceway. Busch won the race from the pole – his 10th of the season – and it was the ninth time Busch drove the No. 54 Monster Energy Toyota Camry from the pole to victory lane this season.
Busch led 169 of the race's 200 laps, beating Justin Allgaier to the finish line by 4.347 seconds.
Austin Dillon, Regan Smith and Sam Hornish Jr. rounded out the top five at Phoenix.
2012 Great Clips 200 Winner - JGR finishes 1-2 at Phoenix
Joey Logano and Joe Gibbs Racing continued its domination of the Nationwide Series with Logano's ninth win of the season in his 21st start. Logano's #18 GameStop Toyota Camry beat the #20 Dollar General Toyota of Brian Vickers across the finish line; Vickers will be driving full-time in the Nationwide Series for JGR in 2013.
Logano, who sat on the pole for the race, dominated the event, leading 168 of the 205 laps as the race ended under a green-white-checkered condition. Logano never placed lower than second throughout the race, which marked Logano's 18th career win in the series. Vickers spent the entire race in the top 12 after qualifying fifth in his JGR debut.
The third JGR car, the #11 Dollar General Toyota driven by Brian Scott, finished eighth at Phoenix, his 10th top 10 finish of 2012. Scott won the Camping World Truck Series race on Friday night, driving from his JGR teammate Kyle Busch and giving Kyle Busch Motorsports its first win of 2012 in the Truck Series. Scott sits ninth in points with one race to go in the season, 10 points ahead of 10th-place Danica Patrick.
2011 Wypall 200 Winner - Sam Hornish Jr. cruised to his long-awaited first NASCAR victory
It's taken 142 starts in the three national NASCAR series, but finally Sam Hornish Jr. made it all the way to victory lane in the Wypall 200 Nationwide Series race at Phoenix International Raceway on Saturday.
Hornish, a three-time IndyCar champion and the winner of the 2006 Indianapolis 500, has made 109 Cup starts, 32 Nationwide starts and one in the Camping World Truck Series since he exited open-wheel racing to try his hand in stock cars.
With 61 laps in front, he was one of only three leaders of the race all day - with all-but-confirmed series champion Ricky Stenhouse Jr. getting the bonus points for most laps led (73), and polesitter Aric Almirola leading the first third of the race before ultimately succumbing to a big multi-car wreck near the end that brought out a ten minute red flag.
