Category: RC Truck Series

Kyle Busch earns back-to-back victories, scoring the victory in the Lucas Oil 200 at Dover International Speedway.

 

Green flag

Darrell Wallace Jr. pulls aheads of Chase Elliott while Jeb Burton and Ryan Blaney battle for third. Caution Peters spun, with Gresham and Towley are spinning. Gresham gets into Peters and then Gresham spins behind. Townley spins trying to avoid Peters.

Restart lap 8 Darrell Wallace Jr. pulls ahead of Chase Elliott and Ryan Blaney

Lap 12 Wallace Jr. leads Elliott, Blaney, Burton, Crafton, Busch, Sauter, Chastain, Gaughan and Hornaday

Lap 21 Crafton passes Burton for fourth

Lap 31 Crafton passes Blaney; Busch passes Burton – Dillon is done

Lap 33 Quiroga passes Hornaday for 10^th

Lap 37 Wallace Jr leads Elliott Crafton Blaney Busch Burton Sauter Chastain Gaughan and Quiroga

Lap 43 Busch passes Blaney for fourth. Gaughan and Quiroga pass Chastain.

Caution lap 44 Norm Benning spins. Leaders hit pit road for tires and fuel. Elliott leads Wallace Crafton Burton off pit road. Scratch that, Chase Elliott was speeding in the last segment so he will start at the tail end of the longest line. Wallace to the lead.

Restart lap 51 Wallace clears Crafton off of turn two

Lap 52 Wallace leads Crafton Burton Blaney Busch Sauter Gaughan Peters Quiroga Coulter

Lap 53 Guaghan passes Sauter

Lap 56 Peters, Quiroga and Coulter pass Sauter for position

Caution lap 64 CJ Faison gets loose, hitting the turn four wall, and then hitting the inside walll

Restart lap 70 Darrell Wallace Jr pulls ahead of Crafton off of turn two

Lap 72 Wallace leads Crafton Blaney Busch Burton Gaughan Peters Coulter Quiroga Townley

Lap 76 Chase Elliott passes Townley for 10^th

Lap 89 Wallace leads Crafton Busch Blaney Burton Gaughan Peters Elliott Coulter Quiroga

Lap 95 Busch passes Wallace for second

Lap 100 Wallace leads Busch Crafton Blaney Burton Gaughan Peters Elliott Coulter Quiroga

Lap 114 Wallace leads Busch Crafton Blaney Burton Elliott Gaughan Peters Coulter Quiroga

Lap 121 Wallace and Crafton pit. Busch to the lead.

Lap 122 Busch, Guaghan, Blaney pit – lead hands over to Elliott

Lap 126 Coulter and Chastain pit. Chastain too fast on pit road

Lap 127 Quiroga pits.

72 to go Burton pits

70 to go Elliott leads George Jr., Hornaday Starr Bodine Buescher Busch Wallace Holman Crafton

66 to go Elliott pits, handing the lead over to Tim George Jr.  Elliott too fast exiting off pit road.

54 to go Pit cycle complete. Busch leads Wallace by four seconds.

46 to go Busch leads Crafton Wallace Blaney Peters Gaughan Coulter Burton Quiroga Townley

Caution 42 to go debris on the backstretch. Leaders head down pit road. Crafton leads Busch Wallace Blaney Peters Gaughan off pit road.

Restart lap 164

KyBusch takes lead. 31 to go.

Lap 171 Busch leads Crafton and Blaney

Caution 21 to go debris. 13 cars on lead lap. DWallaceJr among four that pitted. Leader Busch stays out. Chase Elliott among those that pitted. Top eight stayed out, Wallace will restart ninth with tires. Kyle Busch leads Crafton Blaney Peters Gaughan Coulter to green

Restart lap 184 Peters passes Blaney; Coulter passes Gaughan

Lap 188 Busch leads Crafton Peters Blaney Coulter Gaughan Wallace

Lap 190 Tim George Jr. smoking with an apparent engine issue. No caution yet

Caution 9 laps to go George was actually smoking due to tire rub and the tire goes down to bring out the caution. On restart: KyBusch Crafton Peters RBlaney Coulter Gaughan DWallaceJr CElliott JebBurton Sauter Townley Hornaday Quiroga Starr.

Restart 4 to go Busch clears the field while Crafton and Blaney battle for second. Crafton clears Blaney in turn three

3 to go Busch leads Crafton Blaney Elliott Gaughan Peters Sauter Coulter Burton Wallace

Kyle Busch wins two in a row! Crafton Blaney Elliott Gaughan Peters Sauter Coulter Burton Wallace

Unofficial Race Results
Lucas Oil 200, Dover
http://www.speedwaymedia.com/truckseries/race.php?race=6
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Pos.	St.	No.	Driver	Make	Points
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1	5	51	Kyle Busch(i)	Toyota	0
2	7	88	Matt Crafton	Toyota	43
3	4	29	Ryan Blaney #	Ford	41
4	2	94	Chase Elliott	Chevrolet	41
5	15	62	Brendan Gaughan	Chevrolet	39
6	14	17	Timothy Peters	Toyota	38
7	10	98	Johnny Sauter	Toyota	37
8	24	18	Joey Coulter	Toyota	36
9	3	4	Jeb Burton #	Chevrolet	35
10	1	54	Darrell Wallace Jr. #	Toyota	36
11	18	7	John Wes Townley	Toyota	33
12	12	9	Ron Hornaday Jr.	Chevrolet	32
13	8	77	German Quiroga #	Toyota	31
14	22	81	David Starr	Toyota	31
15	20	31	James Buescher #	Chevrolet	29
16	11	19	Ross Chastain	Ford	28
17	28	39	Ryan Sieg	Chevrolet	27
18	21	32	Miguel Paludo	Chevrolet	26
19	25	13	Todd Bodine	Toyota	25
20	17	75	Caleb Holman	Chevrolet	24
21	27	60	Dakoda Armstrong	Chevrolet	23
22	26	99	Bryan Silas	Ford	22
23	16	27	Jeff Agnew	Chevrolet	21
24	13	24	Brennan Newberry #	Chevrolet	20
25	19	5	Tim George Jr.	Chevrolet	20
26	33	59	Kyle Martel	Chevrolet	18
27	32	10	Jennifer Jo Cobb	Chevrolet	17
28	9	8	Max Gresham	Chevrolet	16
29	35	57	Norm Benning	Chevrolet	15
30	29	7	CJ Faison	Chevrolet	0
31	6	3	Ty Dillon	Chevrolet	13
32	31	84	Mike Harmon(i)	Chevrolet	0
33	30	50	Danny Efland(i)	Chevrolet	0
34	23	93	Chris Jones	Chevrolet	10
35	36	0	Chris Lafferty		9
36	34	38	Johnny Chapman	Chevrolet	0

Kyle Busch hadn’t won a Camping World Series truck race in his last seven starts but at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Friday night he overcame a pit road penalty to win the North Carolina Education Lottery 200.

On lap 84 Busch had come into the pits for a fuel only stop and the gas can was caught in the receiver and left the pit box meaning he had a pass-through penalty. At that point Busch had dominated the race leading 66 laps but he had to restart in the rear of the field.

Busch used the penalty to get fresh tires and charged through the field with the aid of some caution periods due to accidents.
“It was an eternity… the starts were spread over a year and half,” Busch said about his winless streak. “It certainly was frustrating last year that (his crew chief) Eric (Phillips) and I weren’t able to get to Victory Lane. We only ran three starts, and in all of those three starts, we were a really good truck and had a shot to win in all three of those.”

“We’ve been fast. These guys do a good job, (crew chief) Rudy (Fugle) here, taking over for my stuff on the No. 51 with a smaller team…it’s only him and a couple of other guys that are full-time for it… These guys do a lot of work for being so small and just coming out here trying to knock out some wins.”

Brendan Gaughan finished second, Max Gresham third while Matt Crafton and Ty Dillon rounded out the top five.

Matt Crafton retained his points lead leaving Charlotte while Jeb Burton moved into second place, 22 points behind Crafton

Matt Crafton would make a three-wide move with 30 laps to go to grab the lead and held Joey Coulter off in the final laps to win the SFP 250 for his first victory of 2013, the third for ThorSport Racing in four races this year.

 

Lap 1 Buescher and Paludo side-by-side for the lead. Buescher clears Paludo off of turn four

Lap 4 Buescher leads Paludo Burton Sauter Dillon Ky Busch Crafton Gresham Coulter Bodine

Lap 8 Crafton passes Busch

Caution lap 13 as Kyle Busch gets loose, going for a spin while getting loose underneath Ty Dillon. Leaders had down pit road for fuel. Paludo leads Buescher Coulter Crafton off pit road.

Restart lap 20 Paludo and Buescher side-by-side for the lead. Agnew gets into the wall but continues on

Caution lap 23 Spencer Gallagher goes for the spin as Paludo and Buescher were still side-by-side for the lead

Restart lap 27 Buescher with the advantage through turns one and two as Paludo and Coulter are side-by-side for second

Caution lap 28 John Wes Townley goes around and gets into the wall. Coulter got sideways – saved it but bunches up the field. Ty Dillon got sideways – saved it; Townley gets sideways and wrecks. “How does it feel you dumb ass? The carburetor is really bad at idle and cracking throttle for 15-20 percent,” says Ky Busch

Restart lap 34  Buescher and Paludo are side-by-side for the lead. Leaders get loose while battling for the lead and Paludo gets into the wall hard. Caution is back out. The No. 07 gets the lucky dog.

Restart lap 39 Crafton and Buescher side-by-side for the lead. Buescher clears Crafton in turns one and two.

Lap 44 Buescher leads Hornaday Ky Busch Quiroga Logano Coulter Gaughan Wallace Crafton Dillon. Newberry serves a penalty for changing lanes before the restart

Lap 46 Wallace Jr. passes Gaughan

Lap 48 Busch passes Hornaday for second

Lap 50 Buescher leads Busch, Hornaday, Quiroga, Logano, Coulter, Wallace Jr., Gaughan, Crafton, Dillon

Lap 58 Coulter and Wallace pass Logano; Crafton passes Gaughan

Lap 60 Sieg slow on the backstretch apron

Lap 61 Buescher leads Busch Honaday Quiroga Coulter Wallace Logano Crafton Gaughan Dillon

Lap 62 Buescher checks up for the lap track of Gallagher, allowing Busch to go by for the lead

Lap 64 Busch leads Buescher Hornaday Quiroga Coulter Wallace Logano Crafton Gaughan Dillon

Lap 73 Ky Busch, Gaughan, Buescher, Hornaday head down pit road. Quiroga to the lead.

Lap 74 Quiroga and Crafton head down pit road. Hornaday busted for speeding, has to serve a pass through. Darrell Wallace Jr. to the lead.

Lap 79 Wallace Jr. leads Jeb Burton. They have yet to pit due to pit stops earlier in the race.

Lap 81 Wallace Jr. pits, hands the lead to Jeb Burton

Lap 83 Caution comes out for debris. Jeb Burton and bunch pit under caution. Dillon leads Burton Peters and Bodine off pit road. Plenty of trucks to take the wavearound. Busch gets the lucky dog.

Restart lap 88 Dillon and Burton side-by-side for the lead.

Lap 89 Dillon clears Burton coming out of turn two

Caution lap 90 Quiroga gets loose and takes Kyle Busch with him to the wall. Coulter gets the lucky dog.

Restart lap 96 Jeb Burton clears Ty Dillon for the lead in turns one and two

69 to go Sauter got loose and took Gresham up to the wall; Buescher chases Burton down for the lead

67 to go Burton leads Buescher, Dillon, Blaney, Bodine, Peters……Logano to pit road with engine issues “Oil pump belt”

66 to go Burton leads Buescher, Dillon, Blaney, Bodine, Peters, Crafton, Wallace, Sauter and Gaughan

65 to go Jeff Agnew got into the wall but keeps it going.

Caution 64 to go debris as Agnew stops on the backstretch. Top 9 stay out as Gaughan is first driver to head down pit road. Coulter also pits.

Restart 59 to go Burton and Buescher side-by-side for the lead. Caution as David Starr has a flat and Spencer Gallagher runs into the back of him. Leaders head down pit road.  Coulter leads Burton Blaney Gaughan Peters Wallace off pit road.

Restart 49 to go Coulter and Gaughan battle for the lead as Burton spins the tires. Burton comes back and grabs the lead from Coulter off of turn four.

Caution 48 to go Newberry got loose under Bodine, sending them both to the wall. Silas then makes hard contact with Bodine. Ron Hornaday gets the lucky dog.

47 laps left. JebBurton Coulter WallaceJr Gaughan Buescher Crafton Blaney Peters Sauter Dillon Quiroga Hornaday

Restart 42 to go as Burton and Coulter are side-by-side for the lead. Coulter with the lead ahead of Burton off of turn four

41 to go Burton dives under Coulter for the lead but gets loose, dropping back. Wallace up to second behind Coulter.

37 to go Coulter leads Wallace, Buescher, Gaughan, Crafton, Blaney, Burton, Sauter, Peters and Dillon

Caution 36 to go Justin Jennings runs into problems. Got loose and went for a spin. Top seven stay out as Burton is the first to pit.

Restart 31 to go as Coulter and Wallace are side-by-side for the lead

30 to go Crafton makes a three-wide move for the lead past Coulter and Wallace as Burton goes around for a spin in turns three and four

Restart 26 to go as Crafton and Coulter are side-by-side for the lead. Coulter gets loose, allowing Crafton to have the advantage

22 to go Crafton leads Coulter Gaughan Blaney Sauter Buescher Wallace Dillon Hornaday Peters

13 to go Wallace passes Buescher

3 to go Buescher passes Wallace back

FL Blaney passes Gaughan in turn two.

Matt Crafton wins. Coulter. Blaney Gaughan. Sauter. Buescher. Wallace Jr. Dillon

Sauter leads Crafton by 12 points

Unofficial Race Results
SFP 250, Kansas Speedway
http://www.speedwaymedia.com/truckseries/race.php?race=4
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Pos.	St.	No.	Driver	Make	Points
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1	6	88	Matt Crafton	Toyota	47
2	11	18	Joey Coulter	Toyota	43
3	19	29	Ryan Blaney #	Ford	41
4	8	62	Brendan Gaughan	Chevrolet	40
5	4	98	Johnny Sauter	Toyota	39
6	1	31	James Buescher	Chevrolet	40
7	15	54	Darrell Wallace Jr. #	Toyota	38
8	5	3	Ty Dillon	Chevrolet	37
9	13	9	Ron Hornaday Jr.	Chevrolet	35
10	18	17	Timothy Peters	Toyota	34
11	12	77	German Quiroga #	Toyota	34
12	14	60	Dakoda Armstrong	Chevrolet	32
13	31	81	David Starr	Toyota	31
14	23	5	Tim George Jr.	Ford	30
15	3	4	Jeb Burton #	Chevrolet	30
16	28	68	Clay Greenfield		28
17	33	10	Jennifer Jo Cobb	Chevrolet	27
18	27	63	Justin Jennings	Chevrolet	26
19	21	99	Bryan Silas	Ford	26
20	17	14	Brennan Newberry #	Chevrolet	24
21	10	13	Todd Bodine	Toyota	23
22	36	21	Spencer Gallagher	Chevrolet	22
23	30	27	Jeff Agnew	Chevrolet	21
24	16	19	Joey Logano(i)	Ford	0
25	9	8	Max Gresham	Chevrolet	19
26	34	57	Norm Benning	Chevrolet	18
27	7	51	Kyle Busch(i)	Toyota	0
28	25	6	Danny Efland(i)	Chevrolet	0
29	24	39	Ryan Sieg	Chevrolet	15
30	35	7	Jamie Dick(i)	Chevrolet	0
31	2	32	Miguel Paludo	Chevrolet	14
32	20	7	John Wes Townley	Toyota	12
33	29	84	Mike Harmon(i)	Chevrolet	0
34	26	93	Chris Jones	Chevrolet	10
35	22	38	JJ Yeley(i)	Chevrolet	0
36	32	0	Scott Saunders		8

Kyle Larson held off Joey Logano on the final green-white-checkered restart in Sunday’s North Carolina Education Lottery 200 at Rockingham Speedway and captured his first victory in just five NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) races.

Logano who was battling back from being a lap down early in the race due to a loose wheel, restarted in 18^th place and diced his way through the field.  Logano was gaining on Larson as the laps were winding down.  But contact between Timothy Peters and Ryan Sieg brought out the final caution flag of the day with two laps remaining.

With fresher tires and more experience, Logano looked to be in the drivers seat when the race restarted.  But Larson got a great restart as Logano spun his tires and pulled out to a two car length lead.  The lead was just enough to hold off Logano for the final two laps.

“I’m usually not the best on restarts, so I was surprised I got that good of a start.” Larson said.

“I just got beat. I was waiting for him to do something on the restart and he didn’t do what I expected him to do.” Logano said. ”I spun my tires and cost these guys the race.”

Logano finished second, Brendan Gaughan third, Johnny Sauter fourth and Chase Elliott finished fifth.

“It was fun as always — probably one of the best race tracks we go to all year.  I can’t thank Andy Hillenburg (track president) enough and everybody.  Our Carolina Nut Company/Curb Records Toyota was really, really strong.” Sauter said.

During the final caution flag, Ron Hornaday Jr. spun out Darrell Wallace Jr.  Wallace’s car suffered heavy damage and was taken to the garage.  Hornaday Jr. was sent to the end of the longest line.

“He just flat out wrecked us.  It’s unfortunate!  It was fun, we just couldn’t hit it all weekend.  Put it up to the top with that last restart and we were making up some ground.  Got to him and he wasn’t going to give me the top so I knew what to do.  I had to take his line away.  I didn’t put him in the fence or anything and he just pulls that bonehead move.” Wallace Jr. said.

Hornaday Jr. was asked by NASCAR to meet with them after the race to discuss wrecking Wallace Jr. under caution.

“I didn’t know the yellow was out and I got down in there and started racing on the back straightaway, and he slowed up and then I run into him a little bit.  But down the back, I went over to the other side and I don’t know if he hit his brakes on me or whatever, but I turned him in the fence and I feel like a total idiot.” Hornaday Jr. said.

Johnny Sauter leads the point standings by 16 points over rookie Jeb Burton who finished seventh.

Unofficial Race Results
N.C. Edu. Lottery 200 at The Rock
http://www.speedwaymedia.com/truckseries/race.php?race=3
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Pos.	St.	No.	Driver	Make	Points
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1	3	30	Kyle Larson(i)	Chevrolet	0
2	7	19	Joey Logano(i)	Ford	0
3	9	62	Brendan Gaughan	Chevrolet	41
4	11	98	Johnny Sauter	Toyota	41
5	4	94	Chase Elliott	Chevrolet	39
6	5	88	Matt Crafton	Toyota	38
7	1	4	Jeb Burton #	Chevrolet	37
8	6	29	Ryan Blaney #	Ford	36
9	36	51	Erik Jones #	Toyota	35
10	18	32	Miguel Paludo	Chevrolet	34
11	26	7	John Wes Townley	Toyota	33
12	14	3	Ty Dillon	Chevrolet	32
13	17	18	Joey Coulter	Toyota	31
14	2	31	James Buescher	Chevrolet	31
15	16	9	Ron Hornaday Jr.	Chevrolet	29
16	15	8	Max Gresham	Chevrolet	28
17	8	60	Dakoda Armstrong	Chevrolet	27
18	30	5	Tim George Jr.	Ford	26
19	23	77	German Quiroga #	Toyota	25
20	25	81	David Starr	Toyota	24
21	24	14	Brennan Newberry #	Chevrolet	23
22	12	39	Ryan Sieg	Chevrolet	22
23	31	99	Bryan Silas	Ford	21
24	22	6	Tyler Young	Chevrolet	20
25	28	92	Clay Rogers	Chevrolet	19
26	20	17	Timothy Peters	Toyota	18
27	10	54	Darrell Wallace Jr. #	Toyota	17
28	32	7	Johnny Chapman	Chevrolet	16
29	21	75	Caleb Holman	Chevrolet	15
30	13	52	Tyler Reddick	Toyota	14
31	34	10	Jennifer Jo Cobb		13
32	19	13	Todd Bodine	Toyota	12
33	35	57	Norm Benning	Chevrolet	11
34	29	93	Chris Jones	Chevrolet	10
35	27	27	Jeff Agnew	Chevrolet	9
36	33	84	Mike Harmon(i)	Ford	0

After suffering through some bad luck last year, Johnny Sauter is off to a strong start in 2013, having now won the first two races of the season. Sauter becomes the second driver in Truck Series to open up the season with back-t0-back victories; Mark Martin was the first to do so in 2006. It marks the eighth victory of Sauter’s truck series career.

Sauter would take the lead from young Jeb Burton on a late race restart with 17 laps to go and never look back to take the victory.

I just tried to time it just right – that’s the key,” Sauter said in victory lane. “So proud of everybody on this Toyota. All of our sponsors, all of the guys at ThorSport. They’ve been working hard in the shop. It was a long day. Tire wear was the main deal

“Two for two, starting out is just unbelievable.”

Sauter’s teammate Matt Crafton would get by Burton with five to go for second to make it a one-two finish for ThorSport Racing for his second straight top 10 finish of 2013 and 12th top 10 finish at Martinsville.

“We’re going to be a championship contending team,” he said. “Our truck was terrible the first run, but it just shows how good these guys are as we were good at the end.”

20-year-old Jeb Burton would hold on to third after starting on the pole and running inside the top five most of the day.

“We just lost forward bite coming off the corner,” he said. “Just couldn’t stay with them at the end. But it was a good truck all day. It was just awesome from the beginning.”

Timothy Peters would finish fourth, followed by outside pole-sitter Darrell Wallace Jr. in fifth.

Chase Elliott, son of Bill Elliott, would finish sixth in his first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series start. Dakota Armstrong finished seventh, followed by Ryan Seig, Erik Jones and Ron Hornaday. Hornaday made his way back up to 10th after being spun by Burton while battling for the lead on lap 104.

“I’m a rookie, live and learn,” Burton said. “I didn’t mean to wreck him (Hornaday)…sorry about that”

Todd Bodine would finish 11th after being spun by Kevin Harvick with 23 laps to go. Harvick was running up front late in the race when he had a flat tire, causing him to fall back through the field.

The 200 lap race at Martinsville resulted in 10 different cautions with the first coming on lap 58 for Grant Galloway going for a spin. He would also bring out the third caution on lap 86 after another spin, followed by a third spin for the sixth caution with 107 laps to go. Galloway would finish 27th.

The second caution came out on lap 70 for German Quiroga putting down fluid through turns one and two with a gear problem while running inside the top seven. Quiroga would finish 29th.

The fifth caution came out with 120 laps to go when Robert Bruce would go around. He would finish the race 28th.

The seventh caution came out on lap 158 when Hornaday, Tim George Jr. and Galloway went around all together in turn two. George Jr. finished 22nd.

Max Gresham went around in turn two for the eighth caution with 55 laps to go. Gresham would finish 30th.

With 44 laps to go, Crafton got into John Wes Townley, causing Townley to make heavy contact with the outside turn four wall for the ninth caution. Townley would finish 32nd.

Sauter continues to lead the points, 12 points ahead of Jeb Burton.

The next race for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series is at Rockingham Speedway next weekend.

Johnny Sauter would grab the lead with 17 laps to go from Jeb Burton and not look back as he would pick up his second straight victory of 2013.

 

Lap 1 Jeb Burton takes the early lead from the pole, Darrell Wallace Jr. slips in behind Burton

Lap 3 Burton leads Wallace Peters Sauter Quiroga

Lap 12 Ron Hornaday pushes Crafton up to grab a spot within the top 10. Crafton keeps it going.

Lap 24 Peters is up to second after passing Wallace, looking for a way around Burton

Lap 28 Burton leads Peters Wallace Sauter Quiroga Dillon Hornaday Gaughan Elliott Coulter

Lap 30 Coulter and Paludo pass Elliott for ninth and 10^th

Lap 34 Burton leads Peters Wallace Sauter Quiroga Dillon Hornaday Gaughan Coulter Paludo

Lap 51 Burton leads Peters Sauter Quiroga Dillon Wallace Hornaday Gaughan Paludo Coulter

Lap 52 Dillon and Hornaday pass Quiroga for fourth while Wallace falls back to seventh

Lap 55 Harvick passes Paludo and Coulter to move up to eighth while Gaughan falls back to 11^th; Hornaday passes Dillon for fourth

Lap 56 Burton leads Peters Sauter Hornaday Dillon Quiroga Wallace Harvick Paludo Coulter

Caution Lap 58 Galloway spins. Leaders head down pit road. Burton leads Peters Dillon Hornaday Harvick Quiroga off pit road. Coulter has a bad pit stop, suffering a pit road penalty which brings him back down pit road and puts him a lap down

Restart Lap 66 Burton holds the lead as Hornaday jumps from the outside down in front of Dillon out of turn two, and then underneath Peters for second through turns three and four

Lap 68 Burton leads Hornaday Peters Dillon Harvick Wallace Quiroga Sauter Paludo Piquet

Caution lap 70 fluid down in turn two. Quiroga hits pit road just before the caution came out.

Restart lap 77 Burton and Hornaday side-by-side through turns one and two…..Hornaday pulls the crossover into turn three and dives underneath Burton to grab the lead. Burton now hung out on the outside.

Lap 79 Hornaday leads Peters Harvick Sauter Burton Paludo Wallace Dillon Piquet Buescher

Lap 81 Paludo Wallace pass Burton; Buescher and Piquet pass Dillon

Lap 82 Hornaday leads Peters Harvick Sauter Paludo Wallace Burton Buescher Piquet Dillon

Lap 85 Burton, Buescher and Piquet pass Wallace for position

Caution lap 86 Galloway goes around in turns one and two.

Restart lap 91 Hornaday and Peters side-by-side through turns one and two….Hornaday grabs the lead as Harvick passes Peters for second

Lap 93 Hornaday leads Harvick Peters Paludo Sauter Piquet Buescher…..Burton passes Paludo for fourth

Lap 95 Harvick has caught Hornaday for the lead.

Lap 96 Hornaday leads Harvick Peters Burton Paludo Buescher Piquet Sauter Elliott Dillon…..Hornaday gives Harvick just enough room to get underneath him. The pair are side-by-side off of turn four for the lead. Hornaday gets the run into corner of three, slides down in front of Harvick. Hornaday then slides up and allows Harvick to pass.

Lap 100 Harvick leads Hornaday Peters Burton Paludo Buescher Piquet Sauter Elliott Dillon

Lap 103 Harvick pulls down and allows Hornaday to pass him back for the lead……Burton passes Harvick for second place on the outside through turns three and four.

Caution lap 104 Burton turns Hornaday for the lead, causing Hornaday to hit the wall with the back of the truck. Joey Coulter gets the lucky dog. “He shouldn’t have blocked me going down the back straigh-away.” Jeb Burton said, saying he didn’t mean to wreck Hornaday. Kevin Harvick, Hornaday’s NTS Motorsports teammate, pulled up alongside Jeb Burton to express his displeasure with the youngster’s move

Restart lap 110 Burton grabs the lead on the restart from Harvick.

Caution lap 112 for debris on the backstretch at about the entrance to pit road.

126 to go Restart Burton and Harvick side-by-side through turns one and two. Harvick tucks in behind Burton going into turn three

124 to go Burton leads Harvick Paludo Buescher Peters……Chastain slides sideways through the corner after going down across Sauter’s bumper, gets it straight and manages to keep it going.

Caution 120 to go Robert Bruce goes for a spin coming off of turn two.

Restart 114 to go. Burton holds the lead. Harvick tries the crossover but doesn’t make it work.

112 to go Burton leads Harvick Paludo Buescher Peters Sauter Piquet Dillon Elliott Chastain…..Piquet passes Sauter for sixth.

111 to go Dillon and Elliott also make their way past Sauter

110 to go Burton leads Harvick Paludo Buescher Peters Piquet

107 to go Caution. Galloway goes around in turns three and four. Some of the leaders pit, while others stay out. Harvick is the first to stay out so he will take the lead. Peters and Buescher have minimal contact coming off of pit road.

Restart 100 to go as Harvick holds the lead while Piquet and Wallace battle for second.

99 to go Piquet holds Wallace off and gets by Harvick through turns one and two. Wallace grabs second from Harvick through turns three and four.

97 to go Burton leads Piquet Wallace Bodine Jones Sieg Blaney Helman Paludo Buescher Peters

Lap 158 Hornaday, George Jr and Galloway all go around off of turn two to bring out the caution. Dillon makes his way down pit road – no tires, just making a wedge adjustment.

Restart 88 to go as Piquet leads Wallace at the front of the field

86 to go Darrell Wallace Jr. passes Nelson Piquet Jr. for the lead in turns one and two

84 to go Devin Jones goes for a spin in turn four, no caution. Quiroga bounced off the curb into Jones to cut Jones’ tire.

83 to go Wallace leads Piquet, Bodine, Eric Jones, Sieg, Blaney, Peters, Buescher, Burton, Paludo

77 to go Blaney, Peters, Buescher, Burton and Paludo pass Sieg for position

75 to go Blaney and Peters pass Jones for position

74 to go Buesher and Burton pass Jones for position

73 to go Wallace leads Piquet, Bodine, Blaney , Peters, Buescher, Burton, Jones, Paludo, Sieg

62 to go Wallace leads Piquet Peters Burton Blaney Paludo

61 to go Paludo passes Blaney for fifth

60 to go Wallace leads Piquet Peters Burton Paludo Blaney Buescher Sauter Gaughan Jones

56 to go Burton passes Peters for third; Crafton passes Jones for 10^th

55 to go Caution Gresham goes around in turn two. Leaders head down pit road while some others stay out. Nelson Piquet Jr. stalls on pit road and can’t get it restarted.

Restart 49 to go Jeb Burton slides up through the corner, but keeps the leads.

47 to go Quiroga goes around, but gets it going so no caution.

Caution 44 to go Crafton gets into Townley, sending him around and into the outside wall.

Restart 33 to go Burton and Peters side-by-side for the lead through turns one and two…..Peters takes the lead through turns three and four.

32 to go Burton gets to the inside of Peters through turns one and two to get back side-by-side. Burton grabs the lead back off of turn four.

28 to go Burton leads Peters Buescher Sauter Wallace Paludo Crafton Bodine Harvick

27 to go Sauter passes Buescher for third

26 to go Wallace passes Buescher for fourth; Sauter passes Peters for second

23 to go Sauter has caught Burton and is looking for a way by for the lead. Bodine goes around off of Harvick’s bumper. Caution.

Restart 17 to go Burton and Sauter side-by-side for the lead. Sauter grabs the lead off of turn two.

14 to go Sauter leads Burton Wallace Crafton Harvick Peters……Crafton passes Wallace for third

12 to go Harvick passes Wallace for position

11 to go Coulter goes around virtue of contact from Hornaday but keeps it going so no caution

6 to go Wallace passes Harvick back for position. Harvick has a flat tire. Sieg, Jones and Elliott also by Harvick; Seig passes Wallace

5 to go Sauter Burton Crafton Peters Sieg Wallace Jones…..Wallace and Jones pass Sieg while Crafton passes Burton

2 to go Elliott and Armstrong pass Sieg

Johnny Sauter wins for back-to-back victories. Crafton. Burton. Peters. Wallace. Elliott. Amrstrong. Seig. Jones. Hornaday. Bodine. Gaughan. Starr. Buescher. Coulter. Blaney. Paludo. Dillon. Piquet. Chastain.