Guess who won the NASCAR Nationwide Kroger 200 run Saturday evening at the O'Reilly Raceway Park? If you answered Kyle Busch (Camry No 18), you are right.
But then, it is no surprise, isn't it? Busch lead 197 of the 200-lap race followed most of the time until the end by Colin Braun (Ford No 16).
The only driver who could have worried Busch was Kyle Edwards (Ford No 60) but a mechanical problem at the beginning of the race put him three laps down while in the pits.
He did manage to get back on track and unlap himself but he could only finish 11th.
Mike Bliss (Chevy No 1) ended up third.
Canadian Randy McDonald, driving D.J. Kennington's car (Dodge No 81), came in 25th.
During that time, Kennington was back in Edmonton, Alberta in the NASCAR Canadian Tire race where he finished 5th.
But then, it is no surprise, isn't it? Busch lead 197 of the 200-lap race followed most of the time until the end by Colin Braun (Ford No 16).
The only driver who could have worried Busch was Kyle Edwards (Ford No 60) but a mechanical problem at the beginning of the race put him three laps down while in the pits.
He did manage to get back on track and unlap himself but he could only finish 11th.
Mike Bliss (Chevy No 1) ended up third.
Canadian Randy McDonald, driving D.J. Kennington's car (Dodge No 81), came in 25th.
During that time, Kennington was back in Edmonton, Alberta in the NASCAR Canadian Tire race where he finished 5th.