Christian Eckes withstood a furious last-lap charge from Kyle Busch to win Saturday night’s NASCAR Truck Series race at Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway.
Busch and Eckes dominated the race, leading a combined 249 of the 250 laps, but Eckes got a good jump on the field on a restart with 24 laps remaining. While Eckes built his lead to more than a second, Busch was able to significantly close the gap on the final lap and close to the left rear of Eckes’ No. 19 Chevrolet exiting Turn 4. Eckes held on for the 0.141-second win at the checkered flag over Busch, who is the all-time series wins leader.
Stage 1 Busch took control of the race early and easily held off Eckes to take the Stage 1 win. Nick Sanchez was third, Ty Majeski was fourth and Smith rounded out the top five. Stage 2 Busch completed a sweep of the stages by holding off Sanchez by 1.219 seconds to win Stage 2. Eckes was third, Majeski fourth and Smith was fifth. Stage 3 Following the break between Stages 2 and 3, Busch continued to lead the way.
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