NASCAR O'Reilly Series

Roush Fenway’s Trevor Bayne had one of the fastest cars on the track during the NASCAR Nationwide Series’ first night race of the season, until a spinout in the infield sent debris flying into the No.6 Cargill Ford Mustang’s grille causing it to overheat.

In a sport known for gas guzzling, big engine stock car racing, NASCAR has taken very aggressive steps to address its own carbon footprint in the world of racing. As the sport enters its fifth year of environmentally sound initiatives, NASCAR is indeed finding it easy to be green.

Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) driver Kyle Busch extended his status as the winningest driver in the history of the NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS), earning his 55th career victory Friday night at Texas Motor Speedway (TMS) in Fort Worth.

Competing in the "Wild Asphalt Circus" at Texas Motor Speedway for the first time in his young career, Kyle Larson and his No. 32 Cessna team began the weekend with hopes to capitalize on recent momentum.

Dillon is third in the Nationwide Series driver championship point standings, trailing leader Sam Hornish, Jr. by eight markers, while Scott is tied for fourth in the standings, nine points behind Hornish.

Camry driver Kyle Busch (first) captured the checkered flag in Friday night's NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) race at Texas Motor Speedway.

SAM HORNISH JR. – No. 12 Alliance Truck Parts Ford Mustang – WHAT HAPPENED WITH JEREMY? “I’m not really sure yet. We stayed out trying to give ourselves extra tires for the end and ended up trying to get through traffic. I knew that there was no room to fit between the 30 and the 51 and all of a sudden everything just closed up."

Kyle Busch won the NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) O'Reilly Auto Parts 300 at Texas Motor Speedway for his third win in a row, fourth win of the season and the sixth win at the speedway.

Amongst the mixed pit strategies, Kyle Busch wins the O'Reilly 300 at Texas Motor Speedway for his fourth NASCAR Nationwide Series victory of the season in six starts this season.

RAB Racing will host the Airmen from the 28th Bomb Squadron based at Dyess Air Force Base in Abilene, Texas, as well as run their insignia on the No. 99 SchoolTipline.com Toyota Camry this weekend at Texas Motor Speedway.