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19-year old Joey Logano won his first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race Sunday, as he was the leader when the rains began to fall, and which then forced NASCAR officials to call it a race with 28 laps remaining in the LENOX Industrial Tools 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

Logano, who became the youngest driver to win in the series, was followed by Jeff Gordon in second, Kurt Busch third, David Reutimann fourth, Tony Stewart fifth, Brad Keselowski sixth, Kyle Busch seventh, Sam Hornish Jr. eighth, Jimmie Johnson ninth and Kasey Kahne rounds out the top-10 finishers.

Unofficial top-12 in the points standings: 1. Tony Stewart – 2524 2. Jeff Gordon – 2455 (-69 Behind Leader) 3. Jimmie Johnson – 2355 (-169) 4. Kurt Busch – 2254 (-270) 5. Carl Edwards – 2157 (-367) 6. Denny Hamlin – 2132 (-392) 7. Ryan Newman – 2127 (-397) 8. Kyle Busch – 2108 (-416) 9. Greg Biffle – 2106 (-418) 10. Matt Kenseth – 2054 (-470) 11. Mark Martin – 2052 (-472) 12. Juan Pablo Montoya – 2049 (-475).

2009 LENOX Industrial Tools 301 NSCS Race Results

Fin	Str	Car	Driver	Team	Lap	Pts	BPts	Status	TLd	LLd
1	24	20	Joey Logano #	Home Depot Toyota	273	190	5	Running	1	10
2	2	24	Jeff Gordon	DuPont Chevrolet	273	175	5	Running	6	64
3	4	2	Kurt Busch	Miller Lite Dodge	273	170	5	Running	2	28
4	14	0	David Reutimann	Aaron's Dream Machine Toyota	273	160		Running
5	1	14	Tony Stewart	Old Spice/Office Depot Chevrolet	273	160	5	Running	1	40
6	36	9	Brad Keselowski	Miccosukee Indian Gaming & Resort Chevrolet	273	150		Running
7	9	18	Kyle Busch	Interstate Batteries Toyota	273	146		Running
8	26	77	Sam Hornish Jr.	AAA/Penske Truck Rental Dodge	273	142		Running
9	3	48	Jimmie Johnson	Lowe's/KOBALT Tools Chevrolet	273	148	10	Running	2	93
10	13	9	Kasey Kahne	Budweiser Dodge	273	134		Running
11	21	7	Casey Mears	Jack Daniel's Chevrolet	273	130		Running
12	12	42	Juan Pablo Montoya	Target Chevrolet	273	132	5	Running	1	6
13	20	88	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	National Guard/AMP Energy Chevrolet	273	124		Running
14	11	5	Mark Martin	CARQUEST/Kellogg's Chevrolet	273	126	5	Running	1	1
15	7	11	Denny Hamlin	FedEx Ground Toyota	273	123	5	Running	1	1
16	35	34	John Andretti	Taco Bell Chevrolet	273	115		Running
17	27	43	Reed Sorenson	McDonald's McCafe Dodge	273	117	5	Running	1	1
18	8	16	Greg Biffle	3M Ford	273	114	5	Running	1	1
19	5	99	Carl Edwards	Aflac Ford	273	106		Running
20	16	33	Clint Bowyer	The Hartford Chevrolet	273	103		Running
21	28	96	Bobby Labonte	Ask.com Ford	273	105	5	Running	1	9
22	10	17	Matt Kenseth	DeWalt Ford	273	97		Running
23	18	47	Marcos Ambrose	Little Debbie/Kingsford/Clorox Toyota	273	94		Running
24	29	55	Michael Waltrip	NAPA Toyota	273	91		Running
25	34	7	Robby Gordon	Robby Gordon Motorsports Toyota	272	93	5	Running	1	1
26	23	19	Elliott Sadler	Best Buy Dodge	272	90	5	Running	1	1
27	43	78	Regan Smith	Furniture Row Chevrolet	272	82		Running
28	32	12	David Stremme	No. 12 Penske Dodge Dodge	272	79		Running
29	6	39	Ryan Newman	Haas Automation Chevrolet	270	81	5	Running	1	17
30	33	98	Paul Menard	Moen/Menards Ford	267	73		Running
31	15	31	Jeff Burton	LENOX Tools Chevrolet	251	70		Running
32	30	44	A J Allmendinger	Berlin City Auto Group Dodge	238	67		Running
33	19	26	Jamie McMurray	IRWIN Vise-Grip Ford	237	64		Running
34	25	29	Kevin Harvick	Shell/Pennzoil Chevrolet	231	61		Running
35	17	83	Brian Vickers	Red Bull Toyota	190	58		Accident
36	37	82	Scott Speed #	Red Bull Toyota	189	55		Accident
37	22	1	Martin Truex Jr.	TomTom Chevrolet	174	52		Accident
38	31	6	David Ragan	UPS Ford	174	49		Accident
39	39	87	Joe Nemechek	NEMCO Motorsports Toyota	67	46		Transmission
40	38	71	David Gilliland	TRG Motorsports Chevrolet	48	43		Electrical
41	42	37	Tony Raines	Long John Silver's Dodge	30	40		Electrical
42	40	66	Dave Blaney	PRISM Motorsports Toyota	29	37		Overheating
43	41	36	Patrick Carpentier	Tommy Baldwin Racing Toyota	14	34		Accident