Busch wins truck series race Texas; Toyota clinches manufacturer’s title

Kyle Busch led three times for 80 of the 147 laps ran on Friday night and won the NASCAR Camping World Trucks Series WinStar World Casino 350K at Texas Motor Speedway.

“This Tundra was awesome tonight. Once I got out front, that last restart saved me. I can’t thank all the guys on this KBM team enough. They did an awesome job. It’s fun to be able to have the success we’ve had and hopefully we can continue to get some more for next year.” Busch said.  

This was the Busch’s seventh win for Busch at Texas Motor Speedway, making him the winningest driver at the track.   This was Busch’s 23rd career series victory and 7th win of the season in 14 starts. Busch could win the owner’s title with good finishes in the next two and final series races. Busch currently holds a 72 point lead over owner Steve Germain, No. 30 truck driven by Todd Bodine.  

“The cool thing about it is it’s our first year and we’re in the running for it. We’ve got a great opportunity to go to Phoenix and to go to Homestead and score enough points to win this deal. We also can give it up, too. We’ve got to be careful in what we do and make sure the preparation is there.” Busch said.  

This race also clinched Toyota’s fifth consecutive manufacturer’s title.  

“To earn a fifth consecutive manufacturer’s championship is an accomplishment we are very proud of, and is a testament to the commitment Toyota has now and in the future to the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and to our race teams participating in the series,” said Ed Laukes, Toyota’s corporate motorsports marketing manager. “We have been fortunate to partner ourselves with championship-caliber teams and exceptional drivers. Our Tundra teams continue to prove their excellence on the track.”  

“It’s an honor to be associated with Toyota and to be a part of five straight manufacturer’s championships,” says Bodine. “Over the last seven years, Toyota and Germain Racing have formed a great partnership and we constantly work together to improve our on-track performance each and every year.”   Johnny Sauter finished second, Matt Crafton third, Todd Bodine fourth and Elliott Sadler finished fifth.    

Unofficial Race Results

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November 5, 2010 | Race 23 of 25

Pos. St. No. Driver Make Pts. Bon. Laps Status
1 3 18 Kyle Busch Toyota 195 10 147 Running
2 7 13 Johnny Sauter Chevrolet 175 5 147 Running
3 1 88 Matt Crafton Chevrolet 165 0 147 Running
4 5 30 Todd Bodine Toyota 165 5 147 Running
5 2 2 Elliott Sadler Chevrolet 155 0 147 Running
6 21 31 James Buescher Chevrolet 150 0 147 Running
7 12 51 Aric Almirola Toyota 151 5 147 Running
8 24 5 Mike Skinner Toyota 142 0 147 Running
9 13 129 Parker Kligerman Dodge 138 0 147 Running
10 11 4 Ricky Carmichael Chevrolet 134 0 147 Running
11 14 23 Jason White Toyota 135 5 147 Running
12 16 17 Timothy Peters Toyota 127 0 147 Running
13 10 47 Bobby Hamilton Jr. Chevrolet 129 5 147 Running
14 19 60 Stacy Compton Chevrolet 121 0 147 Running
15 15 181 David Starr Toyota 118 0 146 Running
16 25 39 Ryan Sieg Chevrolet 115 0 146 Running
17 18 173 Rick Crawford Chevrolet 112 0 146 Running
18 30 186 Jamie Dick Chevrolet 109 0 145 Running
19 27 150 T.J. Bell Chevrolet 106 0 145 Running
20 28 12 Mario Gosselin Chevrolet 103 0 145 Running
21 20 125 Tayler Malsam Toyota 100 0 144 Running
22 17 7 Justin Lofton * Toyota 97 0 144 Running
23 23 9 Max Papis Toyota 94 0 142 Running
24 31 10 Jennifer Jo Cobb * Ford 91 0 141 Running
25 6 3 Austin Dillon * Chevrolet 88 0 140 Running
26 35 57 Norm Benning Chevrolet 85 0 134 Running
27 32 6 Lance Fenton Chevrolet 82 0 134 Running
28 22 46 Jason Bowles Toyota 79 0 124 Trans
29 26 182 Paddy Rodenbeck Chevrolet 76 0 105 Engine
30 34 93 Shane Sieg Chevrolet 73 0 73 Heating
31 33 85 Brent Raymer Ford 70 0 55 Handling
32 4 33 Ron Hornaday Chevrolet 72 5 52 Accident
33 8 11 Miguel Paludo Toyota 64 0 52 Accident
34 36 116 Wes Burton Chevrolet 61 0 17 Ignition
35 29 7 Butch Miller Toyota 58 0 5 Engine
36 9 120 Johanna Long Toyota 55 0 1 Accident

The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of SpeedwayMedia.com

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