A late-race pass on Kyle Busch on the final restart of the night awarded Kevin Harvick of JR Motorsports the win Friday night at Kentucky Speedway in the running of the John R. Elliott HERO Campaign 300 presented by Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over. Harvick, though should thank Brad Keselowski for the trophy after Keselowski foiled late in the race with a speeding penalty on Lap 148, which put him behind and opened the door for a classic shoot-out between two former Nationwide Series champions. "All in all, it was a very strange night," said Harvick, who noted that they weren't racing tonight three weeks ago. Winning his third pole of the season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series just an hour before race time, Keselowski led the 40-car starting field to the green flag and quickly drove away from outside pole sitter Busch. More...