It was a long Nationwide race Friday evening at Lowe's Motor Speedway since it was temporarily delayed by rain right after the 87th lap.
When the Dollar General 300 got back under way, it did not take long for this year's sensation Kyle Busch (Camry No 18) to get back up front though his young teammate Joey Logano (Camry No 20) had lead some 32 laps.
Busch finally won the race leading 137 of the 200 laps than were slowed by 13 caution periods for 58 laps.
Jeff Burton (Chevy No 29) came in second followed by Brian Vickers (Camry no 32).
Series point leader Clint Bowyer (Chevy No 2) finished fourth just in front of Carl Edwards (Ford No 60) who is second in points.
Canadians Andrew Ranger (Dodge No 22) and D.J. Kennington (Dodge No 81) finished 20th and 25th. Ranger was one lap down, D.J. was eight laps down.
When the Dollar General 300 got back under way, it did not take long for this year's sensation Kyle Busch (Camry No 18) to get back up front though his young teammate Joey Logano (Camry No 20) had lead some 32 laps.
Busch finally won the race leading 137 of the 200 laps than were slowed by 13 caution periods for 58 laps.
Jeff Burton (Chevy No 29) came in second followed by Brian Vickers (Camry no 32).
Series point leader Clint Bowyer (Chevy No 2) finished fourth just in front of Carl Edwards (Ford No 60) who is second in points.
Canadians Andrew Ranger (Dodge No 22) and D.J. Kennington (Dodge No 81) finished 20th and 25th. Ranger was one lap down, D.J. was eight laps down.