Kevin Harvick wins at Phoenix, Full Results for The Profit on CNBC 500

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Kevin Harvick won the second NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race of 2014 when he took the checkered flag at Phoenix International Raceway on Sunday.

The No. 29 Jimmy John’s Chevrolet SS of Harvick beat out both Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Brad Keselowski at the 1-mile track located in Avondale, AZ. The win all but assures Harvick a spot in the Chase along with Daytona 500 winner Earnhardt Jr.

Sunday’s race consisted of 312 laps to make up the 500 K distance. Brad Keselowski led the field of 43 cars to the green flag but it was teammate Joey Logano who passed him on lap 2 to lead the early portion of the race before a competition caution on lap 35.

It was not long before Kevin Harvick became the car to beat. Harvick took the lead and did not surrender it. A bunch of caution laps took questions about fuel out of the window on the last run. The win was the 24th of Harvick’s career and moves his five career wins at Phoenix into first all-time.

Morgan Shepherd, 72, broke his own record for oldest driver to compete in the series.

Results for NASCAR Sprint Cup Series at Phoenix

  1. Kevin Harvick
  2. Dale Earnhardt Jr.
  3. Brad Keselowski
  4. Joey Logano
  5. Jeff Gordon
  6. Jimmie Johnson
  7. Ryan Newman
  8. Carl Edwards
  9. Kyle Busch
  10. Jamie McMurray
  11. Kasey Kahne
  12. Matt Kenseth
  13. Clint Bowyer
  14. Casey Mears
  15. Aric Almirola
  16. Tony Stewart
  17. Greg Biffle
  18. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
  19. Denny Hamlin
  20. Kyle Larson
  21. Marcos Ambrose
  22. Martin Truex Jr.
  23. Paul Menard
  24. Austin Dillon
  25. Brian Vickers
  26. AJ Allmendinger
  27. Cole Whitt
  28. David Ragan
  29. David Gilliland
  30. Justin Allgaier
  31. Reed Sorenson
  32. Brian Scott
  33. Michael McDowell
  34. Michael Annett
  35. Ryan Truex
  36. Danica Patrick
  37. Blake Koch
  38. Travis Kvapil
  39. Kurt Busch
  40. Joe Nemechek
  41. Alex Bowman
  42. Parker Kligerman
  43. Morgan Shepherd
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