1 10 22 Brad Keselowski(i) Discount Tire Dodge
2 13 18 Denny Hamlin(i) SportClips Toyota
3 12 54 Kyle Busch(i) Monster Energy Toyota
4 7 33 Kevin Harvick(i) Hunt Brothers Pizza Chevrolet
5 6 2 Elliott Sadler OneMain Financial Chevrolet
6 1 20 Joey Logano(i) GameStop/Hitman Absolution Toyota
7 8 30 James Buescher(i) ABF Chevrolet
8 16 31 Justin Allgaier Brandt Chevrolet
9 5 12 Sam Hornish Jr. Alliance Truck Parts Dodge
10 21 21 Joey Coulter(i) Sherwin Williams Chevrolet
11 2 3 Austin Dillon # Bass Pro Shops/NWTF Chevrolet
12 20 44 Mike Bliss TriStar Motorsports Toyota
13 3 7 Danica Patrick GoDaddy.com Chevrolet
14 22 43 Michael Annett Pilot/Flying J Ford
15 19 01 Mike Wallace Restaurant.com Chevrolet

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1 13 2 Brad Keselowski Miller Lite Dodge
2 21 18 Kyle Busch M&M’s Toyota
3 10 17 Matt Kenseth Best Buy Ford
4 5 5 Kasey Kahne Farmers Insurance Chevrolet
5 6 16 Greg Biffle 3M/O’Reilly Auto Parts Ford
6 24 15 Clint Bowyer Aaron’s/Alabama National Championship Toyota
7 32 34 David Ragan Front Row Motorsports Ford
8 11 21 Trevor Bayne(i) Motorcraft/Quick Lane Tire & Auto Center Ford
9 18 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. National Guard/Diet Mountain Dew Chevrolet
10 29 31 Jeff Burton Caterpillar Chevrolet
11 23 1 Jamie McMurray Bass Pro Shops/Tracker Boats Chevrolet
12 4 43 Aric Almirola VeriFone Sail Ford
13 26 38 David Gilliland Taco Bell Ford
14 3 9 Marcos Ambrose Stanley Ford
15 2 22 AJ Allmendinger Shell Pennzoil/AAA Dodge

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RACE RECAP | TALLADEGA SUPERSPEEDWAY
10 Jeff Burton best RCR car
9 Dale Earnhardt Jr. what could’ve been
8 Trevor Bayne solid plate driver
7 David Ragan ditto
6 Clint Bowyer best MWR car
5 Greg Biffle hangs onto the points lead
4 Kasey Kahne continues to run solid
3 Matt Kenseth led the most laps (73)
2 Kyle Busch couldn’t stay with the leader

VICTORY LANE

1 Brad Keselowski grabs his 6th Cup win in 99 starts, second win this season, first win for Penske Racing at Talladega

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Keselowski Back Where It All Began
Brad Keselowski, who dropped to 15th in points after a 36th place finish at Texas, boasts bounce-back potential at Kansas Speedway.

Last year, his surprising win kicked off an improbable Wild Card campaign that landed him in the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup and the championship conscience with the likes of Jimmie Johnson, Tony Stewart and Carl Edwards.

Though last year’s victory only launched him to 21st in points at the time, it clearly gave the team a confidence that led to two more “regular season” wins and the No. 1 Wild Card seed.

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This is the photo snapped by Brad Keselowski in the season opening Daytona 500 from inside his car. This photo has taken social media in NASCAR to the next level. Photo Credit: Brad Keselowski's Twitter (@Keselowski).

By: Toby Christie – Follow on Twitter @Tobalical

Despite being a five-time winner in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, and being a NASCAR Nationwide Series champion in 20120, the thing that has drawn the most headlines nationally for the 28-year-old NASCAR driver is his twitter account @Keselowski. During a red-flag in this year’s Daytona 500, which was for of all things a jet dryer truck fire, Keselowski became the first driver to tweet from inside his racecar.

Instantly he gained over 200,000 followers in a matter of just moments. Little Brad Keselowski from Rochester Hills, Michigan became the headline story on Yahoo.com, MSN.com heck even every major news network. It was a big story — a NASCAR driver tweeting photos to the world, from inside his car during a race — now it may have been during a red flag — to that point nobody had even heard of drivers carrying their cell phones in the car. In that sense Keselowski is a revolutionary member of social media for his sport.

Friday I got the opportunity to ask Keselowski about the importance of social media in auto racing, you could see a smile reach his face as he fielded the question, and immediately one of the most prominent drivers on Twitter took off with the subject.

“I think social media is very important to the sport, and it is very important to future generations and to increasing the younger demographic in our sport. I think it’s well documented that that’s very much needed. And I’m glad to be at least what I feel like to be in the forefront of that,” Keselowski stated.

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