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Brian Scott capitalized on a late-race pit strategy to win the AAA Insurance 200 on a day when tires wreaked havoc for several Camping World Truck Series drivers at Dover International Speedway.
During the 10th and final caution for separate accidents involving Kyle Busch and Colin Braun, Scott and crew chief Jeff Hensley elected to stay on the track and inherit the lead, while several of the leaders pitted for new tires.
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Busch dominated the race with 133 laps led. While running in front with 17 laps to go, he slapped the wall after his tire exploded. Busch had complained of a vibration before the incident. He ended up finishing ninth. Auto Racing Daily
Dover International Speedway: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series - Race Results
FIN CAR DRIVER MAKE 1 16 Brian Scott Toyota 2 8 Dennis Setzer Chevrolet 3 24 David Starr Toyota 4 23 Jason White Dodge 5 13 Johnny Sauter * Chevrolet 6 88 Matt Crafton Chevrolet 7 7 Chad McCumbee Chevrolet 8 5 Mike Skinner Toyota 9 51 Kyle Busch Toyota 10 25 Terry Cook Toyota 11 4 J.R. Fitzpatrick * Chevrolet 12 81 Tayler Malsam * Toyota 13 60 Stacy Compton Toyota 14 184 Chris Fontaine Chevrolet 15 0 Tim Bainey Jr. Chevrolet 16 9 Max Papis Toyota 17 17 Timothy Peters Toyota 18 30 Todd Bodine Toyota 19 14 Rick Crawford Ford 20 1 Johnny Benson Toyota 21 131 Scott Wimmer Chevrolet 22 6 Colin Braun Ford 23 11 T.J. Bell Toyota 24 10 James Buescher * Ford 25 15 Brian Ickler * Toyota 26 33 Ron Hornaday Chevrolet 27 212 Dexter Bean Chevrolet 28 102 Andy Ponstein Chevrolet Racing.com 31 Alternator 29 176 Ryan Hackett Ford 30 157 Norm Benning Chevrolet 31 121 Johnny Chapman Dodge 32 148 Wayne Edwards Chevrolet 33 8 Kevin Lepage Chevrolet 34 47 Brandon Knupp Chevrolet 35 85 Brent Raymer * Ford 36 172 Mario Gosselin Chevrolet
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Brian Scott Celebrates First Career Truck Series Victory at Dover
