Harvick dominates truck series race at Gateway

Kevin Harvick dominated at Gateway International Raceway in the “lights delayed” Truck Series Camping World 200 race on Saturday. Harvick led 143 of the 160 laps in route to his third win in just four starts in the series.

The truck race was postponed from Friday night because of a power failure that happened just before the race was started.  

Brad Keselowski finished second, Johnny Sauter third, Todd Bodine fourth and Matt Crafton finished fifth.  

It was a very hot a muggy day and after the race series points leader Bodine was found on the floor of the media center trying to cool down.   “Man, I burned my butt bad and my back even got burned. That’s why I laid down on the cold floor.” Bodine said.  

Bodine leads by 101 points over Aric Almirola in the series standings.  

Unofficial Results

Pos. St. No. Driver Make Pts. Bon. Laps
1 1 2 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet 195 10 160
2 3 129 Brad Keselowski Dodge 170 0 160
3 5 13 Johnny Sauter Chevrolet 165 0 160
4 14 30 Todd Bodine Toyota 160 0 160
5 9 88 Matt Crafton Chevrolet 155 0 160
6 7 17 Timothy Peters Toyota 150 0 160
7 6 3 Austin Dillon * Chevrolet 146 0 160
8 16 51 Aric Almirola Toyota 147 5 160
9 10 18 Brian Ickler Toyota 138 0 160
10 13 5 Mike Skinner Toyota 134 0 160
11 23 23 Jason White Dodge 130 0 160
12 2 31 James Buescher Chevrolet 127 0 160
13 25 81 David Starr Toyota 124 0 160
14 19 12 Mario Gosselin Chevrolet 121 0 160
15 21 9 Max Papis Toyota 118 0 160
16 20 90 Brad Sweet Toyota 115 0 160
17 22 15 Steve Wallace Toyota 112 0 160
18 17 7 Tony Jackson Jr. Chevrolet 109 0 159
19 12 60 Stacy Compton Chevrolet 106 0 159
20 33 10 Jennifer Jo Cobb * Ford 103 0 158
21 31 47 Brett Butler * Chevrolet 100 0 158
22 29 186 Jamie Dick Chevrolet 97 0 158
23 24 63 Jack Smith Ford 94 0 158
24 34 1 Carl Long Chevrolet 91 0 157
25 35 57 Norm Benning Chevrolet 88 0 153
26 8 33 Ron Hornaday Chevrolet 90 5 150
27 4 7 Justin Lofton * Toyota 82 0 127
28 30 46 Clay Greenfield Dodge 79 0 105
29 18 4 Ricky Carmichael Chevrolet 76 0 79
30 32 6 Jeffrey Earnhardt Chevrolet 73 0 79
31 11 39 Ryan Sieg Chevrolet 70 0 49
32 36 187 Chris Jones Chevrolet 67 0 25
33 27 89 Mike Harmon Chevrolet 64 0 21
34 15 93 Mike Garvey Chevrolet 61 0 19
35 26 95 Dennis Setzer Dodge 58 0 3
36 28 172 Johnny Chapman Chevrolet 0 0 1
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