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NOTES: Only 10 races remain on the Camping World Truck Series schedule for 2010, as the drivers head into Bristol Motor Speedway and the 13th annual O'Reilly 200. Last year, Kyle Busch became the first back-to-back winner of this race since Ron Hornaday Jr doubled in 1997-98. Busch, who started sixth on the grid, led twice for 82 laps, as he defeated Matt Crafton by 2.721 seconds for his 12th career Truck Series title. The victory was one of seven wins in 2009, as Busch led the final 77 laps. Busch is a two-time winner this year in seven starts, as his win total has grown to 18. Busch dominated this race in 2008, leading twice for 145 laps, as he defeated Todd Bodine by 0.386 of a second. The win was the ninth of his Camping World Trucks Series career. Busch reclaimed the lead on lap 71 and held on through lap 203 for the win. Pole sitter Scott Speed placed third. Johnny Benson captured his seventh Truck Series title in 2007, as he clipped Brendan Gaughan by less than a second at the O'Reilly 200. Benson led twice for 84 laps, including the final 21, edging Gaughan by .790 of a second. Pole sitter Travis Kvapil finished 11th after leading for a race-high 91 laps. In 2006, pole sitter Mark Martin crossed the finish line ahead of Todd Bodine for his fifth career Truck Series title. Martin, who dominated this race, took the checkered flag, 0.149 of a second ahead of Bodine. Martin led the first 29 laps and closed the race leading the final 135 laps. Mike Skinner, who placed seventh, led for 36 laps. With the win, Martin became the third pole sitter to capture this race, joining Ron Hornaday Jr who won back-to-back titles from the pole (1997-98). The August 27th EnjoyIllinois.com 225 at Chicagoland Speedway is the next Camping World Truck Series event. Kyle Busch won the inaugural race last season. 08/17 17:36:05 ET