Before NASCAR's announcement to add the No. 24 team into the
Chase for the Sprint Cup field, the team's crew chief remained
optimistic that justice would be served.  Alan Gustafson knew
that "with less than seven laps" remaining in the race -- or
when Clint Bowyer's spin ignited the final caution -- Jeff
Gordon was in the Chase. Gustafson was aware of where his
competition was in the field and where the No. 24 Chevy needed
to finish.  "Even after the restart we were in -- and I was
confused," Gustafson said. "I knew that after the restart the
last two laps, I knew Joey (Logano, 25th at the time) was on the
lap of the 38 (David Gilliland). So if we ran eighth, like we
did, there was no way he could pass us. Then I looked down when
we crossed the line and he went from 25th to 22nd and I was
like, 'How did that happen?'  "It was so chaotic, I don't know
who he passed until I got home and it was probably like three,
four in the morning."  As FOX Sports revealed on Wednesday, team
communication between David Gilli