Kyle Busch had his No. 51 Toyota Care Tundra right where he wanted it as the field took the white flag in Friday night’s NextEra Energy Resources 250 at Daytona (Fla.) International Speedway. “Rowdy” was in the second position, tucked behind fellow Toyota driver Johnny Sauter, waiting to make his move on the final lap. Shortly after the two Toyota’s crossed the start-finish line, a wreck ensued behind them, ending the race under caution and relegating Busch to a second-place finish – his third runner-up result in five Truck Series starts at “The World’s Center of Racing.”
“We would’ve had a really good day if it was a 100 lap race, but it was only 99 today,” said Busch, who has finished in the top five in four of his five Truck Series starts at Daytona. “We didn’t get a chance to bring it back. The Toyota Care Tundra was awesome. All the guys on this KBM (Kyle Busch Motorsports) team did a great job. Just phenomenal being able to build three trucks really quick to get us out here
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