Listen to this article Initially, Blaney took the checkered flag ahead of Denny Hamlin but a caution was displayed on the final lap for Ricky Stenhouse Jr. getting into the backstretch wall. Under normal rules, Blaney would have been declared the winner but under special rules for Sunday night’s race, the winner had to take the victory under a green flag. That sent the final 50-lap segment at Texas Motor Speedway into a two-lap overtime but with a problem – Blaney, thinking he had won, had already let down the window net on the driver’s side of his No. 12 Ford. Blaney jury-rigged the netting as best he could on the restart and then held off Hamlin by 0.266 seconds to officially claim the All-Star victory. Read Also: The situation did not sit well with some as NASCAR rules spec …