Tonight It is a 250 miles races, 200 laps, and Joey Logano rolls off from the fourth position on the grid.

Nascar threw a competition yellow on lap 20, due to the fact that it had rained. Logano came in fourth, and came out first from pit road. He made a two tire change. Morgan Shepard stayed out on the track, and so on the restart Logano, would start second. On the restart, coming off turn 2, Logano goes by Shepard, and is pulling away.

On lap 50 David Reutimann is able to get by Logano, and now Logano is in second place.

Caution is out on the track for the second time on lap 63, the caution is for the number 47.

As Joey makes his way onto pit road, he is in the second position, behind him, is last year’s winner Reed Sorenson. Joey is complaining of a loose race car, and the crew goes to work on it. Joey comes out in second place. This time though a new leader emerges, and it is Carl Edwards.

They get the third restart on lap 68. On Lap 70 David Reutimann gets by Logano, and now Logano is in third place. And the caution is now out for the third time. Parts of the track has lost its lights. A good portion of the backstretch is dark. Earlier before the race, there was a power outage.

We get the restart back on lap 75.

We get another restart, and now with 85 laps to go.

Crash with 84 laps to go! Alot of good cars are taken out. Mike Bliss, Steven Wallace, Reed Sorenson, Mike Wallace, Scott Wimmer and nascar is red flagging the race.

It looked like the 29 of Scott Wimmer, got hit from behind from the 5 of Landin Cassil.

With 78 laps to go Logano is back in the lead! And he is fighting hard with McMurray to keep the lead.

We have another yellow on the track, as Brad Keselowski and David Reutimann make contact.

Joey Logano is now headed to pit road from the first position. He is getting 4 tires and fuel, with no adjustments. On the restart with 56 laps to go, Logano is in fourth place after the pit stops.

With 47 laps to go, Logano is now in second place, as he passes Jason Leffler for second place. Carl Edwards is the leader.

With 18 laps left on the race, Logano is about 5 to 6 seconds behind the race leader Carl Edwards.

With 10 laps To go Carl Edwards has opened up a 6.1 second lead over Joey Logano.

As the flagman waves, checkered flag, Joey Logano finishes in second place.

Joey Logano’s comments after the race, after being asked by the ESPN pit reporter, “It was good to get back in the car, I wish we could have brought back a win, its two races in a row we ran behind Edwards, I would like to get the car back in victory lane. But Edwards had a great car, very stout, That is great for them!”