NASCAR at New Hampshire 2014: Live Results and Analysis from Sylvania 300

Joey Logano wins at New Hampshire!

Brad Keselowski started the race as the leader, but after a long pit stop he was shuffled back.

Denny Hamlin took over, but Hamlin had issues with getting fuel into his car and it put the 11 car down four laps.

It would be Kevin Harvick who would emerge as the car to beat in today's race. Once the four car was able to get out in front, it was hard for anyone to keep up.

Joey Logano managed to take advantage of a fast pit stop during a caution around Lap 174, and got off of pit road ahead of Kevin Harvick.

Pit stops continue to be the weakness of the four team and without the clean air in front of him, Harvick wasn't as fast.

The first wreck of the race would come at Lap 180. Denny Hamlin was the only Chase driver involved in the wreck and now he has even more work to do to avoid being eliminated after Dover next week.

Logano would once again get the lead, but another accident involving Chase drivers Matt Kenseth, Kyle Busch and Kasey Kahne brought out another caution.

Kahne and Busch took damage, along with Ryan Newman. Matt Kenseth avoided taking major damage as he set the accident off when he was racing Jamie McMurray and Ryan Newman's damage was minor.

Logano took the lead, but a caution came out again as Ricky Stenhouse Jr. spun out.

Another caution would put Brian Vickers and Casey Mears out in front, but Kurt Busch hit the wall and had to go to the garage. He also brought out a caution flag.

Brad Keselowski would find his way to the front of the race once again after spinning out at one point.

The Sylvania 300 saw 15 yellow flags, and as the race started to come to an end more flags were coming out. Keselowski managed to hold onto the lead and Joey Logano eventually worked his way up to second.

Penske showed their muscle at the end of the race.

But as the two teammates competed against each other during a late race caution, Kevin Harvick would squeeze by both of them, only to have his lead erased by another caution flag.

Harvick got caught up with Keselowski and Kyle Larson, leaving Joey Logano to make a charge for the front.

The final caution of the race brought out a green-white-checkered flag, but Logano held onto the lead to lock both Penske cars into the next round of the Chase!