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Wallace was quite dominant early on in the event, leading 59 laps before a tire went flat on his Ford. Forced to pit, Wallace lost a lap. But, as is the case in many races, a gracious move by a competitor led to Wallace's late-race surge.
"I tell you what, there was no way I was going to get that lap back unless Matt Kenseth gave it to me and he did," said an appreciative Wallace. "I owe him, there's no doubt about that. He worked good with me today and I'll return the favor.
"The car was capable of winning the race if we could have gotten the track position the way we needed. I was real happy with the way it handled. The pit stops were good. The motor was good. I just can't say anything bad about the car. We just couldn't get up to where we needed to get."
But rather than push the issue, Wallace did what he had to do - points race.