Juan Pablo Montoya - Victory Lane

Kevin Harvick finished second for his third top-ten finish this year. "Our crew chief did a great job. Pitin' right and knowing exactly where we were on fuel mileage and you know it worked out for us today," said Harvick.

Jeff Burton ran third and emphasized the importance of fuel conservation in the final laps. "When the caution came out I looked at the laps and started counting them back and I went man, ya know, I knew we had to save, because I knew that was going to be, that was at or past our limit," said Burton.

Harvick's and Burton's teammate Clint Bowyer came in fourth, meaning all three Richard Childress Racing Cars finished in the top 5. Greg Biffle was fifth. Jeff Gordon worked his way up from the back but had to settle for a seventh place finish.

(CONCORD) -- North Carolina Motor Speedway in Rockingham has not hosted a NASCAR Nextel Cup race since 2004. Speedway Motorsports, Inc. owns the 42-year-old track. "We're looking at an auction and we're looking at a time period sometime this fall, perhaps September," said Jerry Gappens, a spokesman for SMI.

It comes down to money. The track is not profitable for SMI. "With the limitations of not having a marquee NASCAR event there, that really limits what you can do from a racing standpoint."

Since 2004, the track has been used for race car testing, special events and the set for movies and commercials. "We've decided to make it available to somebody that might have a vision for its use and free it up and let somebody utilize it in a better way than it is being utilized now."

SMI owns seven other tracks, including Texas Motor Speedway, the track that too the last Cup race from North Carolina Motor Speedway.