NASCAR Aaron’s 499 Results
It was another wild NASCAR finish at Talladega that ended with Brad Keselowski winning the 2012 Aaron’s 499. Kyle Busch pushed Keselowski to the front past Matt Kenseth late in the race. Keselowski then held off Busch for the win, while Kyle came in second.
Matt Kenseth hung on for third place. Point leader Greg Biffle came in 5th in the race and now has a 7 point lead on Kenseth. The 9th place finish for Dale Earnhardt Jr. dropped him into the third spot in the Sprint Cup Series.
Keselowski paid off at 15-1 on the afternoon. It was a good followup by Kyle Busch, who won last week’s race at Richmond. He is running very well right now and has moved into the 9th spot in the series.
2012 NASCAR Aaron’s 499 Results
1 Brad Keselowski (2)
2 Kyle Busch (18)
3 Matt Kenseth (17)
4 Kasey Kahne (5)
5 Greg Biffle (16)
6 Clint Bowyer (15)
7 David Ragan (34)
8 Trevor Bayne (21)
9 Dale Earnhardt Jr. (88)
10 Jeff Burton (31)
11 Jamie McMurray (1)
12 Aric Almirola (43)
13 David Gilliland (38)
14 Marcos Ambrose (9)
15 A J Allmendinger (22)
16 Travis Kvapil (93)
17 Paul Menard (27)
18 Casey Mears (13)
19 Michael Waltrip (55)
20 Kurt Busch (51)
21 Bobby Labonte (47)
22 David Reutimann (10)
23 Denny Hamlin (11)
24 Tony Stewart (14)
25 Kevin Harvick (29)
26 Joey Logano (20)
27 Robert Richardson Jr. (23)
28 Martin Truex Jr. (56)
29 Terry Labonte (32)
30 Dave Blaney (36)
31 Carl Edwards (99)
32 Juan Pablo Montoya (42)
33 Jeff Gordon (24)
34 Landon Cassill (83)
35 Jimmie Johnson (48)
36 Ryan Newman (39)
37 Bill Elliott (97)
38 Tony Raines (33)
39 David Stremme (30)
40 Regan Smith (78)
41 Joe Nemechek (87)
42 Josh Wise (26)
43 Michael McDowell (98)
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