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Tony Stewart grabbed another big win at the Coke Zero 400. (AP Images)

Kyle Busch (+600) thought he mapped out the right strategy to take him to Victory Lane on Sunday.

Instead, he ended the race in the infield care center after a vicious last-lap accident sent him flying into the wall as Tony Stewart (+600) skirted by for the win at the Coke Zero 400.

Stewart had the dominant car, leading a race-high 86 laps and using a flawless pit-road performance to set himself up for his second win as owner of his race team. But Busch had other ideas, taking the lead seconds before the last lap to start a frantic 2.5-mile chase between the former teammates.

Jimmie Johnson was second, and Denny Hamlin, Busch’s teammate, finished third. Edwards was fourth, and Kurt Busch fifth.

Marcos Ambrose was sixth, followed by Brian Vickers, who came back from an accident, and Daytona 500 winner Matt Kenseth.

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