*Ron Hornaday Jr. won the Toyota Tundra 200 at Nashville Superspeedway, extending his winning streak to five consecutive races. He is only the third driver in NASCAR history to win in five consecutive races and the first since Richard Petty in 1971. It was his 45th series victory in his 239th start and his sixth win of 2009, the most of all drivers.
*Rick Ren scored his series-record 27th win as a crew chief.
*Hornaday has now led in 12 consecutive races, tying Jason Leffler for the second-longest streak in series history. Mike Skinner holds the record with 19. Hornaday led a race-high 115 of the 152 laps.
*Hornaday now has a 216-point lead over Matt Crafton in the standings.
*Kevin Harvick Inc. scored its 24th series win and first at Nashville.
*Chevrolet scored its second series win at Nashville and seventh of 2009.
*Brian Scott (second) scored his eighth top-10 finish of 2009. He has finished in the top three in four of the last 10 races.
*Colin Braun (third) posted his eighth top-10 finish of 2009 and sixth in the last seven races.
*Timothy Peters (fourth) matched his career-best finish after winning his first career pole.
*Matt Crafton (fifth) posted his 11th top-10 finish of 2009, the second most of the season behind Hornaday (12).
*Johnny Sauter (sixth) was the highest-finishing of the four rookie of the year contenders.
*The top 10 consisted of four Toyotas, two Fords and four Chevrolets.
(ESPN.com)(8-4-2009)
