Busch wins the NCWTS UNOH 225 at Kentucky Speedway

Kyle Busch held off Parker Kligerman on the final green-white-checkered restart and won Thursday nights NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) UNOH 225 at Kentucky Speedway. This was Busch’s fifth NCWTS this season and his 29th in this series.

[media-credit name=”CIA Stock Photo” align=”alignright” width=”226″][/media-credit]“On the restart, when Jason White was on my inside, I figured if I could just get another good restart where I didn’t spin my tires, I’d be all right. Those guys spun their tires every time, and it kind of worked for us.” Busch said.

This is also Busch’s 98th NASCAR career win, placing him third all-time (29-NSCS, 48-NNS).

Brendan Gaughan finished third, Todd Bodine fourth and Jason White finished fifth.

Despite finishing 24th after his truck broke its rear axle, series points leader Johnny Sauter extended his lead to 23 points over Cole Whitt.

 

Unofficial Race Results
UNOH 225, Kentucky Speedway
http://www.speedwaymedia.com/Cup/race.php?race=10
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Pos. No. Driver Make Points
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1 8 18 Kyle Busch Toyota 0
2 5 29 Parker Kligerman * Dodge 42
3 14 62 Brendan Gaughan Toyota 42
4 20 30 Todd Bodine Toyota 40
5 9 23 Jason White Chevrolet 40
6 4 2 Elliott Sadler Chevrolet 0
7 6 22 Joey Coulter * Chevrolet 38
8 18 81 David Starr Toyota 36
9 12 31 James Buescher Chevrolet 36
10 16 5 Travis Kvapil Toyota 34
11 22 9 Max Papis Toyota 33
12 13 32 Steve Arpin Chevrolet 32
13 23 4 Ricky Carmichael Chevrolet 31
14 2 3 Austin Dillon Chevrolet 31
15 17 46 Justin Lofton Toyota 29
16 25 17 Timothy Peters Toyota 28
17 28 92 Clay Rogers Chevrolet 27
18 33 63 Jack Smith Ford 26
19 26 39 Ryan Sieg Chevrolet 25
20 30 99 Charles Vest Ford 24
21 11 7 Miguel Paludo * Toyota 23
22 3 8 Nelson Piquet Jr. * Chevrolet 23
23 34 7 Johnny Chapman Chevrolet 0
24 1 13 Johnny Sauter Chevrolet 21
25 32 93 Shane Sieg Chevrolet 19
26 10 60 Cole Whitt * Chevrolet 18
27 7 33 Ron Hornaday Chevrolet 17
28 19 116 John King Toyota 16
29 24 15 Josh Richards Toyota 15
30 29 10 Jennifer Jo Cobb Ford 0
31 36 57 Norm Benning Chevrolet 13
32 15 88 Matt Crafton Chevrolet 12
33 35 84 Chris Fontaine Chevrolet 11
34 31 138 Mike Garvey Chevrolet 10
35 27 66 Justin Marks Chevrolet 9
36 21 20 Johanna Long * Toyota 8
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