*Brian Scott won the postponed AAA Insurance 200 at Dover International Speedway. It was Scott’s first series victory in his 39th race, all with Xpress Motorsports.
*Scott became the 10th different series race winner in 10 races at Dover. He is the fourth first-time winner at Dover.
*Scott scored his first victory in 14 races with crew chief Jeff Hensley. This marked Hensley’s ninth win as a Truck series crew chief. His eight previous wins came with Mike Skinner.
*Scott, who led one time for the final 14 laps, became the sixth different race winner in the seven series races in 2009. Kyle Busch is the only repeat winner this season (two wins).
*Points leader Ron Hornaday Jr. crashed on Lap 34 because of a cut tire while running second. Hornaday finished 26th and ended a six-race streak of top-10 finishes. He remained first in the standings by 27 points ahead of Mike Skinner, who finished eighth.
*The pole winner won the first two series races at Dover (2000 and 2001). The pole winner has not won at Dover in the past eight races. Pole winner Hornaday was the fastest in the first practice and second-fastest in the final practice.
*Five of the top 10 in points changed positions at Dover.
*Two drivers made their series debut: Tim Bainey Jr. (15th) and Dexter Bean (27th).
*Jason White (fourth) scored his career-best finish.
*Johnny Sauter (fifth) was the highest-finishing rookie contender of the six in the race.
*The last time the Nationwide Series and Truck Series raced on the same day was at California in February. Busch won both races, leading 238 of the 250 combined laps. He led 241 of the 400 raced today and finished 17th in the Nationwide race and ninth in the Trucks race.
*The top 10 consisted of five Toyotas, four Chevrolets and one Dodge. *The highest-finishing Ford was Rick Crawford in 19th.(ESPN PR)(6-1-2009)
