Larson snatches another win at Michigan on final restart

Larson snatches another win at Michigan on final restart

Larson slipped between cars on an overtime restart and won Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Michigan International Speedway.

The victory capped a busy stretch for Larson after team owner Chip Ganassi allowed him to go to Iowa to compete in the Knoxville Nationals on Saturday.

A red flag for oil on the track only added to the drama, and when the race restarted for the final time, Larson — who hadn't led at all to that point — drove to the right of Jones and passed to the inside of Truex.

Keselowski, the pole winner, led for 105 laps, but finished 17th.

Keselowski led almost the entire way through the 60-lap first stage, only giving up the top spot briefly during a pit cycle.

Matt Kenseth plummeted at the end and finished 24th, missing a chance to open some distance between himself and Clint Bowyer in the playoff race.

Bowyer finished 23rd on a problem-filled day that included multiple penalties for pit road speeding.