Logano prevails in wild Nationwide race at California
Fontana, CA (Sports Network) - Joey Logano won his second consecutive Nationwide Series race after surviving several late-race wrecks in Saturday's Copart 300 at Auto Club Speedway.
Logano, who earlier was involved in an accident with Greg Biffle, took the lead from Brad Keselowski during a green-white-checkered finish. He then held off Brian Vickers for his fifth victory of the season and the sixth of his Nationwide Series career.
Vickers finished second, while Carl Edwards, Kevin Harvick and Keselowski completed the top-five.
Denny Hamlin relieved Kyle Busch in the No.18 Toyota early in the 300-mile race.
Busch, who is suffering from flu-like symptoms, led 36 laps before hopping out the car and handing it over to his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate during the first caution.
Hamlin, Keselowski and Biffle battled three-wide for the lead with 10 laps to go, with Hamlin and Biffle making contact and slamming into the wall. Busch was credited with a 31st-place finish and saw his lead over Edwards trimmed to 155 points with five races to go.
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