Entry List

• (R) denotes rookie driver
• (i) denotes driver who is ineligible for series driver points

Final laps

Jason Leffler won the race off of pit road but Carl Edwards, Jamie McMurray, Steve Wallace, Michael Annett, and Brad Keselowski did not pit and Edwards led the field to the restart on lap 49. But on the restart, a stack up ensued on the inside line and Jennifer Jo Cobb ran into the rear of Tim George Jr. hard enough to where it punctured the radiator of Cobb's car and brought out the 4th caution for oil. The race would restart with 47 laps to go on lap 54. With 43 laps to go, Danica Patrick took the lead with Aric Almirola behind her. With 40 laps to go, Carl Edwards retook the lead. With 36 to go, Kyle Busch took the lead. With 35 to go, Elliott Sadler took the lead. With 29 to go, Carl Edwards took the lead. With 28 to go, Clint Bowyer took the lead. With 27 to go, Tony Stewart took the lead. With 25 to go, Carl Edwards took the lead back. With 23 to go, Tony Stewart tried to take the lead from Edwards with Sadler and led that lap but could not get in front of Edwards. With 21 laps to go, the 5th caution flew when Clint Bowyer hit the outside backstretch wall hard after he got hooked by his teammate Kevin Harvick. Kevin Harvick won the race off of pit road and he led the field to the restart with 16 laps to go. On the restart, Harvick fell back after failing to get in front of his teammate Elliott Sadler and Sadler took the lead with Tony Stewart behind him. With 15 to go, Joey Logano attempted to take the lead with Kyle Busch but failed to do so after Busch made contact with Aric Almirola that caused them to fall back. With 13 laps to go, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. took the lead with Trevor Bayne. With 12 to go, Sadler took the lead back. With 11 laps to go, the 6th and final caution flew when Joe Nemechek got turned by Kevin Conway and both of the NEMCO cars slid up into the outside wall in turn 3. The race would restart for the last time with 7 laps to go. On the restart, Brad Keselowski took the lead with Kevin Harvick. With 6 laps to go, Elliott Sadler took the lead back. With 5 to go, Danica Patrick took the lead with Aric Almirola. Patrick was looking for her first Nationwide Series win. But with 4 to go, Sadler took the lead back. Soon, a pack of 10 cars formed up in tandems and tried to catch the Sadler–Stewart tandem. On the last lap, a tandem of Michael Annett and Steve Wallace passed Sadler and Annett took the lead. In turn 1, the tandem of Danica Patrick and Aric Almirola went high to pass the Sadler–Stewart tandem and hit the outside wall but never lost momentum. Down the backstretch, a tandem of Joey Logano and Kyle Busch passed the Annett–Wallace tandem as both ended up getting separated. Logano and Busch would hold off everyone and Busch pushed Logano to the win. Behind them, a big wreck occurred through the tri-oval that took out 8 cars. It started when Mike Wallace, who was alone with no tandem, got loose off of turn 4 after almost making contact with Steve Wallace and Mike washed up high almost into Danica Patrick. Patrick got loose from Almirola and Patrick tried to come back down to re-hook with Almirola but Patrick got hooked by Almirola and Patrick turned down into Wallace. Mike Wallace got loose and came up into Patrick and both spun down and collected Steve Wallace, Elliott Sadler, and Tony Stewart and all 5 cars spun up into Aric Almirola and all 6 cars crashed into the outside wall. The wreck also caused Almirola's car to catch on fire. The wreck also collected Jamie McMurray and Brian Scott. The race would be Logano's first and only win of the 2011 Nationwide Series season. Jason Leffler, Reed Sorenson, Kyle Busch, and Justin Allgaier rounded out the top 5 while Michael Annett, Kenny Wallace, Elliott Sadler, Aric Almirola, and Danica Patrick rounded out the top 10.^[4]