Saturday night's Budweiser Shootout showcased a return to "old school racing" and fantastic wrecking. By the time the checkered flag finally waved on Kyle Bush, all but four cars had been involved in some sort of melee.Unfortunately, some of the best cars of the evening were taken out of competition along the way.Joey Logano's No. 20 Home Depot machine had pushed its driver to the front and was in position to make some moves late in the race, but was collected in a wreck with Marcus Ambrose and a few others. Jimmy Johnson's No. 48 Lowes car hadn't been remotely dominant, but had rode the tail of Jeff Gordon to the front. That ended badly as well.Speaking of Gordon, the four-time champion led the pack as the laps wound down, but ended up rid...

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Saturday night's Budweiser Shootout showcased a return to "old school racing" and fantastic wrecking. By the time the checkered flag finally waved on Kyle Bush, all but four cars had been involved in some sort of melee.Unfortunately, some of the best cars of the evening were taken out of competition along the way.Joey Logano's No. 20 Home Depot machine had pushed its driver to the front and was in position to make some moves late in the race, but was collected in a wreck with Marcus Ambrose and a few others. Jimmy Johnson's No. 48 Lowes car hadn't been remotely dominant, but had rode the tail of Jeff Gordon to the front. That ended badly as well.Speaking of Gordon, the four-time champion led the pack as the laps wound down, but ended up rid...

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Saturday night's Budweiser Shootout showcased a return to "old school racing" and fantastic wrecking. By the time the checkered flag finally waved on Kyle Bush, all but four cars had been involved in some sort of melee.Unfortunately, some of the best cars of the evening were taken out of competition along the way.Joey Logano's No. 20 Home Depot machine had pushed its driver to the front and was in position to make some moves late in the race, but was collected in a wreck with Marcus Ambrose and a few others. Jimmy Johnson's No. 48 Lowes car hadn't been remotely dominant, but had rode the tail of Jeff Gordon to the front. That ended badly as well.Speaking of Gordon, the four-time champion led the pack as the laps wound down, but ended up rid...

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Saturday night's Budweiser Shootout showcased a return to "old school racing" and fantastic wrecking. By the time the checkered flag finally waved on Kyle Bush, all but four cars had been involved in some sort of melee.Unfortunately, some of the best cars of the evening were taken out of competition along the way.Joey Logano's No. 20 Home Depot machine had pushed its driver to the front and was in position to make some moves late in the race, but was collected in a wreck with Marcus Ambrose and a few others. Jimmy Johnson's No. 48 Lowes car hadn't been remotely dominant, but had rode the tail of Jeff Gordon to the front. That ended badly as well.Speaking of Gordon, the four-time champion led the pack as the laps wound down, but ended up rid...

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