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{mosimage}Busch led the majority of the Winn-Dixie 250, earned his first win in the series this season and ended a string of bad luck at the sport's most famous track. Daytona 500 winner Kevin Harvick finished second, followed by Dave Blaney, Tony Stewart and Clint Bowyer. Series points leader Carl Edwards crossed the finish line 11th, three spots ahead of defending race winner Dale Earnhardt Jr. "We finally get one, we finally get one,'' Busch said. "It means a lot.'' Busch celebrated the win and then joined 19 other drivers in retreating to their motorhomes to rest up for the Nextel Cup event scheduled about nine hours later -- a rare day-night doubleheader created when rain washed out the Busch race Friday night. The 20 Cup regulars were facing a long day of 650 miles of racing. Busch dominated much of the 102-lap morning event, taking the lead with a risky maneuver leaving pit road early and then staying out front pretty much the rest of the way.
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