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The streak goes on. The Nationwide Series produced its 23rd winner in 23 all-time Sprint Cup races, with Kyle Busch holding off teammate Joey Logano to claim victory in the Camping World RV Sales 200 presented by Turtle Wax. There was some contact between cars racing back to the finish, probably costing Brian Vickers a top-five finish, but otherwise a clean race really came down to a battle between two Joe Gibbs Racing teammates.

With 20 laps to go, Joe Gibbs Racing is in total control of the Nationwide race at NHMS. Series points leader Kyle Busch is out front, with teammate Joey Logano right behind him, and nobody else within three seconds of the front.

Joey Logano let teammate (and Nationwide Series points leader) Kyle Busch get past him to pick up five bonus points, but Busch voluntarily gave back the lead the next time by, and right now the Joe Gibbs Racing teammates are separated by less than a second. We're now within 50 laps of the checkers.

The caution caused by a spinning Bobby Hamilton on lap 106 brought out the caution, and caused a shift in the leaders. Logano left the pits first, but because of a slow stop to fix some minor damage on the right side, previous leader Carl Edwards slid all the way back to seventh. Jason Leffler is now in second place.

They're halfway home in the NASCAR Nationwide Series Camping World RV Sales 200 presented by Turtle Wax at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, New Hampshire, United States of America, Earth, and after 100 laps it's Carl Edwards in the lead of a rather uneventful race.

Through 25 laps of the Really Long-named 200, it's still Joey Logano at the point, with Carl Edwards closely behind. Fellow Cup regulars Kevin Harvick, david Reutimann and Clint Bowyer are also in the top five, which is no surprise.