Kyle Busch makes it two NASCAR wins in the same day. Led 238 total laps in a day, in two different vehicles, for two different race teams.

1 2 18 Kyle Busch
2 9 33 Kevin Harvick
3 7 20 Joey Logano
4 1 60 Carl Edwards
5 8 6 David Ragan
6 6 29 Jeff Burton
7 29 10 David Reutimann
8 12 32 Brian Vickers
9 11 62 Brendan Gaughan #
10 15 66 Steve Wallace
11 18 38 Jason Leffler
12 23 11 Scott Lagasse Jr. #
13 4 1 Mike Bliss
14 17 12 Justin Allgaier #
15 10 99 Michael Waltrip
16 42 15 Michael Annett #
17 19 27 Jason Keller
18 36 07 David Green
19 27 89 Morgan Shepherd
20 24 23 Ken Butler III #

Continue reading “Nationwide Series Results: Kyle Busch makes it two in a day”

By Reid Spencer
Sporting News NASCAR Wire Service

FONTANA, Calif. (February 21, 2009) — It wasn’t even close.

With a No. 51 Toyota truck that absolutely dominated the competition Saturday at Auto Club Speedway, polesitter Kyle Busch streaked to a 9.023-second victory over Todd Bodine, last week’s winner at Daytona, in the San Bernardino County 200 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race.

In claiming his 10th win in the series and his second in two starts at the 2-mile California track, Busch led three times for 95 of the 100 laps and led all but two of the 92 green-flag circuits.

After a gas-and-go under green on Lap 91 — thanks to new pit rules that prohibit truck series teams from taking both fuel and tires on the same stop — Busch quickly overtook Colin Braun, who tried to stretch his fuel mileage but ran out of gas and rolled onto pit road with three laps remaining. Braun finished 20th.

Continue reading “Truck Series Recap: Busch Crushes Field”

1 1 51 Kyle Busch
2 7 30 Todd Bodine
3 12 07 Chad McCumbee
4 19 24 David Starr
5 21 11 T J Bell
6 4 33 Ron Hornaday
7 8 88 Matt Crafton
8 3 4 Ricky Carmichael #
9 20 17 Timothy Peters
10 10 9 Max Papis
11 5 5 Mike Skinner
12 2 1 Johnny Benson
13 16 10 James Buescher #
14 9 14 Rick Crawford
15 17 60 Stacy Compton
16 25 15 Shane Sieg
17 18 13 Johnny Sauter #
18 14 40 Mike Bliss
19 23 90 Gabi Dicarlo
20 6 6 Colin Braun

Continue reading “Kyle Busch dominates Fontana Truck race”

Carl Edwards sits on the pole for Saturday’s Nationwide Series race at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana California.
1 60 Carl Edwards
2 18 Kyle Busch
3 47 Michael McDowell #
4 1 Mike Bliss
5 16 Greg Biffle
6 29 Jeff Burton
7 20 Joey Logano
8 6 David Ragan
9 33 Kevin Harvick
10 99 Michael Waltrip
11 62 Brendan Gaughan #
12 32 Brian Vickers
13 88 Brad Keselowski
14 09 John Wes Townley #
15 66 Steve Wallace
16 91 Terry Cook
17 12 Justin Allgaier #
18 38 Jason Leffler
19 27 Jason Keller
20 61 Brandon Whitt
Continue reading “Carl Edwards Leads California Nationwide Lineup”

Ricky Carmichael will start today’s Camping World Truck Series race 3rd after an amazing qualifying run on Friday.  Ricky is running at least 14 races for Kevin Harvick Incorporated this season with the trucks.  I spoke with Ricky shortly after his fast qualifying run and we discussed the following topics.

-He’s a 15-Time Champion with 150 race wins, so I asked him, Why NASCAR?

-Will his fans come over from motocross, and give NASCAR a chance?

-How is Kevin Harvick as a boss

-Plus more, check out the interview here

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Camping World Series Lineup
1 51 Kyle Busch
2 1 Johnny Benson
3 4 Ricky Carmichael #
4 33 Ron Hornaday
5 5 Mike Skinner
6 6 Colin Braun
7 30 Todd Bodine
8 88 Matt Crafton
9 14 Rick Crawford
10 9 Max Papis

Continue reading “Audio Interview Exclusive: Ricky Carmichael”