Greg Biffle won the Bashas Supermarket 200 at Phoenix. Biffle posted his 20th series victory in his 224th start and posted his third win at Phoenix (the most of all drivers) in his 11th race.
Biffle posted his 50th NASCAR National Touring Series victory and fourth at Phoenix. Biffle’s last win came in his last series start at Las Vegas; he ended a 76-race winless streak with his win there.
Roush Fenway Racing posted its 100th series victory, the most of any team. Biffle is responsible for 17 of Roush Fenway Racing’s 100 victories. The team posted its sixth series victory at Phoenix and 13th NASCAR win, the most of any team.
Ford posted its eighth win at Phoenix, the most of any manufacturer. Ford posted its second win of 2009 (both by Biffle).
Biffle led once for 106 laps; that was the 11th time in 15 races at Phoenix that the leader of the most laps has gone on to win.
Carl Edwards, the points leader entering, finished 33rd (25 laps down). Kyle Busch recovered from going two laps down to finish 10th. He now leads the points by 47 over Edwards.
Justin Allgaier (eighth) and Steven Wallace (12th) started the race in backup cars after crashing during qualifying.
Jason Leffler (second) posted his fourth top-10 finish of 2009 and his sixth consecutive top-15 finish.
Brad Keselowski (third) posted his third consecutive third-place finish.
Brendan Gaughan (seventh) was the highest finishing Rookie of the Year contender.
The top 10 consisted of four Chevys, two Fords, three Toyotas and a Dodge.(ESPN.com)(4-20-2009)
