He's baaaack...Kyle Busch dominates in Dollar General 200, scores 52nd Nationwide win

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"I don't think it would have mattered if he'd had no tires."

Runner-up Brad Keselowski admitted that polesitter Kyle Busch would have been tough to beat regardless of pit strategy. The No. 54 Monster Energy Toyota from JGR ran so well, Busch overcame an early-race error in which he overshot his pit box. Though as polesitter, Busch had the first slot, since the Nationwide field was trimmed to 40, the first pit stall will not be used this season. He got a penalty for speeding on pit road.

"It was all a cluster there for a little bit," Busch said.

Busch shrugged off the miscue and led a total of 142 laps. The race included only six lead changes among four leaders. Matt Kenseth, Busch's teammate, led 41, Keselowski led 10 and Brian Vickers took point for seven laps.

The win is Toyota's 75th in the Nationwide series, with Kyle Busch owning 41 of those.

Justin Allgaier finished third and while he has the same number of points as Sam Hornish Jr., he holds the series points lead by virtue of his finish in Saturday's race. Trevor Bayne and Elliott Sadler fill out the top five.

See the points standings here.

Finish	Car No.	Driver
1	54	Kyle Busch
2	22	Brad Keselowski
3	31	Justin Allgaier
4	6	Trevor Bayne
5	11	Elliott Sadler
6	3	Austin Dillon
7	12	Sam Hornish, Jr.
8	18	Matt Kenseth
9	43	Aric Almirola
10	2	Brian Scott
11	7	Regan Smith
12	5	Jimmie Johnson
13	32	Kyle Larson
14	19	Mike Bliss
15	30	Nelson Piquet, Jr.
16	24	Blake Koch
17	20	Brian Vickers
18	40	Reed Sorenson
19	77	Parker Kligerman
20	79	Jeffrey Earnhardt
21	51	Ryan Seig
22	0	Jason White
23	44	Hal Martin
24	92	Dexter Stacey
25	23	Harrison Rhodes
26	15	Juan Carlos Blum
28	60	Travis Pastrana
29	14	Eric McClure
30	52	Joey Gase
31	99	Alex Bowman
32	1	Mike Wallace
33	33	Kevin Harvick
34	4	Daryl Harr
35	55	Jamie Dick
36	87	Joe Nemechek
37	10	Jeff Green
38	42	Josh Wise
39	46	Chase Miller
40	70	Johanna Long