It's too bad Logano had to go and ruin the end of what would have been the best race of the year with that boneheaded move. He clearly drove up the track into Hamlin, and admitted as much in his post-race interview. It was a coward's move, because he knew Hamlin had the faster run on the outside and was going to beat him fair and square. When you put a guy in an ambulance and say "he had it coming," it's going to come back to you. Logano deserves whatever is given back to him at this point, from anyone.
Other than that crap, the last twenty laps featured incredible racing, with cars all over the track: up high, in the middle, down low, on the flat, and against the wall. Now, no one is going to remember how exciting those laps were because of that last lap wreck. I just wish the drivers had raced as hard for the first 180 laps as they did in those final 20.
