What can slow Kyle Busch? Perhaps only the checkered flag.
Busch won his second consecutive Truck Series race and his fourth national NASCAR race in a row by dominating the EnjoyIllinois.com 225 on Friday night at Chicagoland Speedway.
Busch swept all three NASCAR national series races at Bristol Motor Speedway last weekend and continued his winning ways at Chicagoland. He led three times for 121 laps for his fourth Truck Series win in nine starts in 2010 and becomes the fifth driver in Truck Series history to score 20 victories. NASCAR.com
Bodine finished second, followed by Ron Hornaday Jr., Johnny Sauter and Justin Lofton.
“You know the hard work, and the blood, sweat and tears you pour into it with all your guys,” Busch said.
“Second stinks, but we’ll take it,” Bodine said.
Aric Almirola, Matt Crafton, Rick Crawford, Austin Dillon and David Starr completed the top-10.
Bodine increased his lead to 236 points over Almirola with eight races remaining in the season. MiamiHerald.com
FIN CAR DRIVER MAKE 1 18 Kyle Busch Toyota 2 30 Todd Bodine Toyota 3 33 Ron Hornaday Chevrolet 4 13 Johnny Sauter Chevrolet 5 7 Justin Lofton * Toyota 6 51 Aric Almirola Toyota 7 88 Matt Crafton Chevrolet 8 173 Rick Crawford Chevrolet 9 3 Austin Dillon * Chevrolet 10 21 David Starr Chevrolet 11 23 Jason White Chevrolet 12 31 James Buescher Chevrolet 13 84 Chris Fontaine Chevrolet 14 60 Narain Karthikeyan Chevrolet 15 39 Ryan Sieg Chevrolet 16 90 Brad Sweet Toyota 17 7 Tony Jackson Jr. Chevrolet 18 41 Steve Park Toyota 19 12 Mario Gosselin Chevrolet 20 15 Johanna Long Toyota 21 17 Timothy Peters Toyota 22 10 Jennifer Jo Cobb * Ford 23 5 Mike Skinner Toyota 24 57 Norm Benning Chevrolet 25 47 Lance Fenton Chevrolet 26 1 Jerick Johnson Chevrolet 27 6 Ken Butler III Chevrolet 28 4 Ricky Carmichael Chevrolet 29 186 Jamie Dick Chevrolet 30 46 J C Stout Dodge 31 2 Shelby Howard Chevrolet 32 187 Chris Jones Chevrolet 33 93 Mike Garvey Chevrolet 34 89 Mike Harmon Ford 35 85 Brent Raymer Ford 36 95 Tim Andrews Dodge
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