Carl Edwards was impressed by how hard it was to pass teammate Ricky Stenhouse Jr. as the two fought for the lead. fter Edwards finally moved ahead, Stenhouse remained in second to give owner Jack Roush a 1-2 finish at Michigan International Speedway. "This is coming home for me," said Roush, who has ties to Michigan dating to when he began working for Ford during the 1960s. "The fact that we've been able to have the success we've had in our backyard is really fun." Edwards passed Stenhouse with less than 10 laps remaining Saturday to earn his fourth NASCAR Nationwide victory of the year. He had finished second in three straight Nationwide races since winning at Dover in May, but he was able to slip underneath Stenhouse and then cut in front of him before holding on to win by 1.669 seconds in the No. 60 Ford. Read more: http://sports.espn.go.com/rpm/nascar/nationwide/news/story?id=6676427
