NASCAR at Kentucky 2016: Live Results and Analysis from the Quaker State 400

Brad Keselowski crossed the start-finish line on fumes after seeming to run out of fuel on the closing lap to capture the checkered flag in Saturday night's wild Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway. 

Keselowski, along with much of the field, elected to push the limits of the fuel window on the recently repaved 1.5-mile track and saved just enough to hold off Carl Edwards, who was right on his bumper coming out of the final turn.

The win is the fourth of the season for Keselowski, who also won last Saturday at Daytona.

Edwards finished second in a race that showcased NASCAR's experimental low-downforce package and tied a track record with 11 cautions.

Ryan Newman, Kurt Busch and Tony Stewart rounded out the top-five finishers.

NASCAR's Sprint Cup Series returns to action next Sunday at Loudon with the New Hampshire 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.