Harvick dominates NCWTS race at Martinsville

[media-credit name=”Barry Albert” align=”alignright” width=”225″][/media-credit]Kevin Harvick dominated Saturday’s NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) race by leading a series-record 248 of the 250 laps run at Martinsville Speedway.

“Nine times out of 10, when you have trucks like this, or cars, and you have a day like that where you think you’re by far the fastest, usually they never work out. So today was a special day to win the pole, lead the most laps and win the race.” Harvick said.

This was the first victory in the NCWTS for team owner Richard Childress.

Teammate Ty Dillon finished second in just his fourth start.

“I think our truck was just as good. That’s just Harvick. He’s been in a lot of races here, won a lot of races. Second place in my first start at Martinsville. I’ll take it.” Dillon said.

James Buescher finished third, Justin Lofton fourth and Timothy Peters finished fifth.

John King finished ninth and holds a one point lead in the series standings over Timothy Peters and Justin Lofton.

Unofficial Race Results
Kroger 250, Martinsville Speedway
http://www.speedwaymedia.com/Cup/race.php?race=2
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Pos. St. No. Driver Make Points
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1 1 2 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet 0
2 2 3 Ty Dillon * Chevrolet 43
3 9 31 James Buescher Chevrolet 41
4 6 6 Justin Lofton Chevrolet 40
5 3 17 Timothy Peters Toyota 39
6 16 30 Nelson Piquet Jr. Chevrolet 38
7 17 8 Ross Chastain * Toyota 37
8 12 18 Jason Leffler Toyota 36
9 32 7 John King * Toyota 35
10 22 23 Jason White Ford 34
11 15 29 Parker Kligerman Ram 33
12 20 60 J R Fitzpatrick Chevrolet 32
13 7 27 Jeb Burton* Chevrolet 31
14 27 81 David Starr Toyota 30
15 4 33 Cale Gale * Chevrolet 29
16 5 9 Ron Hornaday Chevrolet 28
17 14 32 Miguel Paludo Chevrolet 27
18 31 7 Jake Crum Chevrolet 26
19 26 24 Max Gresham * Chevrolet 25
20 25 92 David Reutimann Chevrolet 0
21 36 98 Dakoda Armstrong * Toyota 23
22 18 5 Paulie Harraka * Ford 22
23 30 9 John Wes Townley * Toyota 21
24 11 88 Matt Crafton Toyota 20
25 13 11 Todd Bodine Toyota 19
26 33 99 Bryan Silas * Ford 18
27 35 93 Chris Cockrum Chevrolet 17
28 19 214 Brennan Newberry Chevrolet 16
29 8 13 Johnny Sauter Toyota 15
30 21 22 Joey Coulter Chevrolet 14
31 29 168 Clay Greenfield Ram 13
32 28 39 Ryan Sieg Chevrolet 12
33 24 15 Dusty Davis * Ram 11
34 34 8 Jennifer Jo Cobb Ram 10
35 10 170 Jeff Agnew Chevrolet 9
36 23 174 Rick Crawford Chevrolet 8

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