Watch all of the highlights from the Coke Zero 400 including the wild finish between Tony Stewart and Kyle Busch.

Tony Stewart talks about how his win in Daytona was bittersweet because of the wreck with Kyle Busch on the backstretch of the last lap.

Jimmie Johnson felt like he had one of the best cars, but his pit mistakes hurt them in the end.

Denny Hamlin is thrilled to come out of Daytona with a top ten, and comments on a relatively calm race.

After wrecking with Kyle Busch on the backstretch of the last lap, Tony Stewart gets his second Cup win of 2009.

Kurt Busch, Carl Edwards, Jimmie Johnson and Denny Hamlin comment on the wild finish in Daytona.

Tony Stewart spins Kyle Busch on the final lap, to set up a spectacular wreck, and win the Coke Zero 400.

Juan Montoya and Jeff Burton make contact resulting in a cut right rear tire for Burton.

Ragan gets together with Kurt Busch and goes for a spin bringing out the caution in Daytona.

A blown right-front tire sends David Reutimann into the wall in Turn 2.

Racing alongside David Stremme, Mears collides with the wall, bringing out caution in Daytona.

When the No. 5 moves up the race track, Matt Kenseth gets in the way and Martin gets sent spinning.

Despite being the oldest full-time driver in NASCAR, Mark Martin's says his desire to win is stronger than ever.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. says he would love to win on Independence Day with the National Guard paint scheme.

Clint Bowyer had a strong car all night and finally gets a win for Richard Childress Racing in 2009.

Kyle Busch is pleased with a second place finish and Carl Edwards is glad that Brad Keselowski did not push him too hard at the end.