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Batman Begins 400
Michigan International Speedway | June 19, 2005 | 200 laps | 400 miles | 1:30 p.m. | FOX
Race 15 of 36
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Superhuman effort
Superhuman effort

BROOKLYN, Mich. -- Greg Biffle is making winning look easy.

Biffle won for the fifth time in 15 Nextel Cup starts this season, outdueling Tony Stewart on Sunday to take the Batman Begins 400 at Michigan International Speedway.

The powerful Roush Racing team, winner of the last two season championships, won its eighth race of the season. It was another strong showing for the entire team, with three of Biffle's four teammates finishing in the top five and the fifth driver, defending series champ Kurt Busch, fading to 12th after running in the top 10 throughout most of the 200-lap event.

Stewart led a race-high 97 laps but lost a strategy battle at the end. More

Car Driver Speed
12 Ryan Newman194.232
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Batman Begins 400
Fin.No.Driver
116Greg Biffle
220Tony Stewart
36Mark Martin
417Matt Kenseth
599Carl Edwards
601Joe Nemechek
715Michael Waltrip
838Elliott Sadler
95Kyle Busch
102Rusty Wallace
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After: Batman Begins 400
RankDriverBehind
1. --Jimmie JohnsonLeader
2. --Greg Biffle-49
3. --Elliott Sadler-250
4. --Carl Edwards-259
5. --Mark Martin-269
6. +4Tony Stewart-311
7. -1Ryan Newman-317
8. --Rusty Wallace-325
9. +2Kurt Busch-360
10. -3Kevin Harvick-370
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