Kyle Busch Delivers Career Win #81 at Kentucky!

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Kyle Busch dominated en route to his 81st NASCAR Xfinity Series Victory! Busch was able to hold off a late race charge from Erik Jones, Austin Dillon, and Daniel Suarez to win his fifth Xfinity Series race of the 2016 Season. Austin Dillon, Daniel Suarez, Erik Jones, and Darrell Wallace Jr. rounded out the Top 5. A rather uneventful race for the Xfinity Series following a wild Daytona last weekend was kind of a shocker and we certainly saw a lot less engine failures than I expected after what we saw in the truck race and practice. Kyle Busch steals yet another victory from an Xfinity Series Regular so still no new names have clinched the chase yet while Blake Koch and Ryan Sieg remain in the Chase.

Results From Kentucky

1. Kyle Busch
2. Austin Dillon
3. Daniel Suarez
4. Erik Jones
5. Darrell Wallace Jr.
6. Elliott Sadler 
7. Ty Dillon
8. Ryan Blaney
9. Brennan Poole
10. Brad Keselowski
11. Brandon Jones 
12. Justin Marks
13. Brendan Gaughan
14. Blake Koch
15. Ryan Preece
16. Jeremy Clements
17. JJ Yeley
18. Dakoda Armstrong
19. Ray Black Jr.
20. Ryan Sieg
21. David Starr
22. Ross Chastain
23. B.J McLeod
24. Garrett Smithley
25. Travis Kvapil
26. Alex Guenette
27. Joey Gase
28. T.J Bell
29. Ryan Reed
30. Mike Harmon
31. Justin Allgaier
32. Cole Custer
33. Jeff Green
34. Todd Peck
35. Derrike Cope
36. Dexter Bean
37. Morgan Shepherd
38. Harrison Rhodes
39. John Jackson
40. Matt DiBenedetto

Next Race For The Xfinity Series 

The NASCAR Xfinity Series heads to the Magic Mile for the AutoLotto 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Surely always one of my personal favorite races of the season is the Xfinity Series at New Hampshire. NASCAR Returns to it's normal swing of things with the Xfinity Series racing on Saturday Afternoon all the way up till we return to Iowa at the end of the month! The Motorsports News Source is also happy to reveal that we will possibly be returning to Iowa Speedway for a little Summer Celebration! First we have to get through New Hampshire and Indianapolis and the Horizon of The Xfintiy Series could have two new drivers locked into the Chase.