Roush Fenway Racing driver Greg Biffle broke a 64-race winless streak Sunday at the Pocono Raceway, pulling out to a sizeable lead over the final laps to win the Sunoco Red Cross Pennsylvania 500.

"This one's for Jack, guys," Biffle told his crew on the radio, referring to car owner Jack Roush, who remains hospitalized after receiving injuries in a Wisconsin plane crash on Tuesday. Biffle's win is the first for Roush Fenway Racing this season.

Polesitter Tony Stewart finished second, followed by Carl Edwards, Kevin Harvick and Denny Hamiln.

Jeff Gordon, Mark Martin, Jeff Burton, Martin Truex, Jr. and Jimmie Johnson competed the top-10.

Elliott Sadler and Kurt Busch were involved in a violent accident, triggered when Jimmie Johnson's bump-draft with Kurt Busch caused the No. 2 to become loose. Both cars were destroyed with Sadler's engine lying in the infield grass. Bith drivers were released from the infield medical center.

"I'm okay. I'm a little sore. It knocked the breath out of me pretty good," Sadler told ESPN after being checked out. 

"Jimmie Johnson drove right through us," said Kurt Busch.

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