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NOTES: Following a four-week break in the schedule, the Camping World Truck Series resumes in Iowa. Last year, Mike Skinner led all but 20 of the 200 laps, and had just enough fuel to hold off Aric Almirola in a four-lap shootout to the finish to capture the inaugural Lucas Oil 200 at Iowa Speedway. Skinner, the pole sitter, gave up the lead to Almirola shortly after the halfway point when Almirola beat him out of the pits during a caution. But Skinner reclaimed the lead following the restart. He saw his near five-second lead vanish when the seventh and last caution set up the final four-lap sprint. After the restart, Skinner pulled away from Almirola, but his truck appeared to be running out of fuel as he wiggled it somewhat with less than three laps remaining. The victory was the 27th of his Truck Series career and one of three wins in 2009. Todd Bodine continues to hold down the top spot on the current points list, 55 ahead of Almirola. Bodine has not finished out of the top-five in his last six starts, which includes a victory at Texas Motor Speedway. Almirola has recorded a pair of wins in his last four starts, including last month in Michigan. The Lucas Oil 200 starts a string of nine consecutive races on the Camping World circuit. This will be the longest stretch of the season and the longest the series has run higher than six consecutive weeks in recent years The July 16th CampingWorld.com 200 at Gateway International Raceway is the next Camping World Truck Series event, as Skinner defends his title. 07/08 14:34:17 ET