Seven hours after the race started, rank outsiders Front Row Motorsports crossed the finish line one-two, David Ragan upsetting the stars to win the Aaron's 499 NASCAR race at Talladega.

On a day marked by bad weather, a long rain delay and two massive crashes, the two Davids beat NASCAR's Goliaths.
The pair edged pole-sitter Carl Edwards back to third within sight of the flag, with Michael Waltrip and Jimmie Johnson rounding out the top five.
The most dominant driver in the race was Matt Kenseth, but he failed to make the right moves when it counted and was bumped back to eighth.
Australia's Marcos Ambrose ran strongly throughout the race but was in the wrong place at the wrong time for both crashes, his Ford Fusion carrying two black eyes and extensive sheet metal damage.
Nonetheless, Ambrose still managed to finish 14th, and looked a threat to finish inside the top five for most of the day.
The first crash was triggered on Lap 43, Kyle Busch taking the blame for spinning Kasey Kahne near the front of the field as they entered turn one, 13 cars piling into the mess.
Among those included were Tony Stewart, Brian Vickers (who took over for Denny Hamlin on Lap 24), Greg Biffle, Jeff Gordon and Kevin Harvick.
Kenseth held sway for most of the early going, but it was Edwards leading when the red flags came out on Lap 124.
Rain and storms swept across the speedway, lightning and hail prompting a.