Kyle Busch won the Camping World RV Sales 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Busch became the youngest race winner at New Hampshire at 24 years, one month and 25 days. He also became the 23rd different race winner in 23 series races at New Hampshire.
Busch has finished first or second in eight of the 16 races this season.
Busch won from a ninth-place starting position. He scored his series-leading fifth victory in 16 starts this season. He scored his 26th series victory in his 154th race.
Busch posted his first victory at New Hampshire in his fourth race. His last win came at Nashville, three races ago.
It was Joe Gibbs Racing’s 35th Nationwide victory and seventh in 2009.
Busch led twice for 37 laps, including the final 36. Busch ended an eight-race streak of leading the most laps that began at Talladega in April. He has led 1,523 laps this season, the most by any driver.
Busch leads the Nationwide standings by 162 points over Edwards, who finished sixth.
This marked the fifth 1-2 finish for JGR and the first Busch has won.
Joey Logano (second) posted his 24th career top-10 finish in 32 series starts (75 percent).
Brad Keselowski (third) extended a streak of 13 consecutive top-15 finishes that began at Bristol.
Kevin Harvick (fifth) has scored eight straight top-10 finishes at New Hampshire.
Erik Darnell (ninth) was the highest-finishing rookie of the year contender. He scored his fourth straight top-15 finish.
Jason Leffler (10th) has finished in the top 10 in the past 11 series races, a streak that began at Nashville in April.
The three cautions tied the record at New Hampshire. The average speed of 111.912 mph set a track record. The 15 caution laps were the fewest in a race at New Hampshire.
The top 10 consisted of three Chevrolets, three Fords and four Toyotas.(ESPN.com)(6-29-2009)
