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The 600-miler on the U.S. Memorial Day weekend was already the longest race on the NASCAR calendar but on Sunday it went even longer after William Byron's spin with five laps to go set up a two-lap shootout for victory. Deciding not to pit, Keselowski stayed on the track to move to the front of the pack and bolted clear on the restart, holding off a challenge from seven-time NASCAR Cup champion Jimmie Johnson, who was later disqualified after the post-race technical inspection. Johnson's Hendrick Motorsports team mate Chase Elliott, who had pitted on the final caution, was moved up to second place.
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