Tony Stewart's final race at Sonoma Raceway ended in a familiar place: the winner's circle.
In poetic synergy fitting for his farewell season, Stewart pulled off a last-lap pass of Denny Hamlin to steal a win at Sunday's Toyota/Save Mart 350, snapping a personal 84-race winless skid. Stewart, who will retire from NASCAR after this season, now sits nine points from 30th place in the Sprint Cup standings after missing the season's first eight races.
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Stewart led 22 of 110 laps.