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Published: August 16, 2009
BROOKLYN, Mich. - Brad Keselowski swooped past Brian Vickers and Kyle Busch to take the lead in the final turn Saturday, then held on to win the Nationwide series race at Michigan International Speedway.
Keselowski took two tires on his final pit stop, then took advantage of a furious battle for the lead between Vickers and Busch on the last lap. Vickers finished second and Busch third.
Busch and Vickers pitted with most of the lead-lap cars after a caution with 20 laps to go. They lined up in the second row for the restart behind Justin Allgaier, who stayed on the track, and Keselowski, who took only two tires, for a 12-lap dash to the finish.
Vickers chose the outside lane on the final restart with seven laps remaining, and appeared ready to run away with the race. Busch caught back up, but then Keselowski came seemingly out of nowhere.
The Associated Press
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