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Gordon, who won for the second time in three weeks, was unapologetic, saying his aggressiveness was necessitated by his need to win.
"I drove right in the back of him," Gordon said. "I didn't mean to wreck him, but I didn't mind moving him out of the way. If we can get the win, we are going to go really hard to get that win.
NASCAR officials said the incident was just hard racing.
"A slower car in front of a faster car, and passing traffic in the closing laps of a race, it happens a lot," said NASCAR president Mike Helton. "If we had seen anything there for us to react to, we would have reacted to it already."
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