In what was a family affair of the first order, Mike Dillon, the driver's father and spotter, told Ty Dillon to start backing up his corners with six laps left. Team owner Richard Childress, Dillon's grandfather, broke into the radio channel a lap later. From that point on, Mike Dillon and Stockman kept repeating the same mantra, "Hammer down!" -- and Dillon obliged, getting to the finish line .833 seconds ahead of Busch. As the highest finisher among four eligible drivers for the Nationwide Insurance Dash 4 Cash Dillon pocketed an extra $100,000, but the important thing was his first win in the series. More...