Busch ends Hornaday's streak with Bristol victory

BRISTOL, Tenn. -- Kyle Busch ended Ron Hornaday's five-race winning streak, capturing Wednesday night's O'Reilly 200 Camping World Truck Series race at Bristol Motor Speedway.

O'Reilly 200

Results

Pos.	Driver	Make
1.	Kyle Busch	Toyota
2.	Matt Crafton	Chevrolet
3.	Ron Hornaday	Chevrolet
4.	Ryan Newman	Chevrolet
5.	Brian Scott	Toyota
6.	Aric Almirola	Toyota
7.	David Starr	Toyota
8.	T.J. Bell	Toyota
9.	Stacy Compton	Toyota
10.	Timothy Peters	Toyota

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Busch took the lead on Lap 124 after a lengthy side-by-side battle with Jason White and was a comfortable 2.721 seconds ahead of runner-up Matt Crafton by the time the checkered flag appeared.

"It's a fun place to race," Busch said after collecting his third truck win of the season. "I knew we would come here with a fast truck; we've been fast every time we've come here. ... It's good to be back, finally."

Hornaday, polesitter Ryan Newman and Brian Scott rounded out the top five.

"Anytime Kyle and I get together, we know we can win races," crew chief Richie Wauters said. "We thought about [pitting a second time], but the tires are so hard here, they're not falling off. ... We decided to stay out, and it was the right call."

Wauters replaced Doug George atop the pit box heading into this week's race.

Busch led twice for 82 laps en route to his 12th career win in the series. White led one time for 86 laps.

Hornaday, running in the top 10, restarted in 17th after pitting during the night's first caution. He worked his way back into the top 10 and was safely inside the top five at the finish. After winning five consecutive races, Hornaday said he was "just glad [the streak] is over so you guys will stop asking me about it."

"Bristol is the toughest one. [I] just left a lot out there," Hornaday said. "Top five is what we needed for points. It's been pretty cool."

Hornaday remains atop the standings and leads Crafton by 211 points. Mike Skinner, who had to pit late under green, finished 20th and remained third in the standings.