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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Jeff Gordon is pretty much the overwhelming favorite this weekend, pegged at +500 to win.

There's a reason for that: With five wins in 16 races and an average finish inside the top 10, why would you even think of picking against him?

Tony Stewart (+550) is arguably one of the best road course racers NASCAR has ever seen and he arrives at Infineon raceway with loads of confidence and momentum.

Can Kyle Busch (+600) make it three consecutive Sprint Cup Series road course wins?

Or can Juan Pablo Montoya (+750) continue his hot streak that has him knocking on the door of the Chase?

Watch for all of the drivers’ pit row strategies on Sunday, as it will be key in determining the winner.

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The victory moved Busch (+500 to win Sprint Cup) closer to the top of the standings as he is sitting in fourth overall with 709 points.

Jeff Gordon (+450), his teammate at Hendrick Motorsports, was fourth on Sunday. Gordon remains on top of the overall standings with 794 points.

Kurt Busch (+1500) is in second place with 718 points, while Clint Bower (+2500) is in third place with 715 points.

Carl Edwards (+450) sits in fifth with 665 points, Kasey Kahne (+3000) is next with 639 points, and Tony Stewart (+1500) is not far off with 633 points.

A Busch brother has won the past three races. Kyle won at Las Vegas earlier this month, and Kurt followed it with a win at Atlanta.

With a Sunday victory in the Centurion Boats at the Glen, Busch won his third road victory of the season.

On the year Busch has now one 16 times in the NASCAR's top three series including an outstanding eight times in Sprint Cup competition.

Trailing Busch at the most recent event was Tony Stewart in his infamous Home Depot car while Marcos Ambrose rounded out the top three.

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Stopped at a yellow flag with just three miles remaining Busch found himself trailing Jimmie Johnson but quickly maneuvered his number 18 M&Ms car around the opponent as Kevin Harvick lurked in the background.

Johnson would finish hold on to the second place finish while Harvick finished in third.

The win gives Busch his seventh of the year and further increases the lead he holds over Dale Earnhardt Jr. in the Sprint Cup Series standings.

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It was his first road win in the Sprint Cup Series.

After qualifying in just 30th place, Busch in the number 18 car battled his way to the front of the pack early and held it for the remainder of the race.

Finishing in second place on the afternoon was David Gilliland while Jeff Gordon finished third.

The Sonoma, California race saw Kevin Harvick spin out and knock Jamie McMurray and Tony Stewart out of contention for the time being.

Stewart managed to put together a solid finish, sneaking into tenth place, while McMurray finished in 18th and Harvick, 30th.

The win only adds to Busch's lead in the Sprint Cup standings after what some consider a bit of a slump for the 23-year-old.