Kyle Busch back in Victory Lane at Texas Motor Speedway in Nationwide Series

Credit: Debbie Ross for Skirts and Scuffs  

Kyle Busch put the No. 54 Monster Camry in Victory Lane for the 10th Annual O'Reilly Auto Parts Challenge at Texas Motor Speedway, scoring Joe Gibbs Racing's 100th win in the Nationwide Series.

Busch won the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race Friday night and hopes to complete the sweep in the Sprint Cup race Sunday.

Pole winner Joey Logano raced Busch hard, leading five times for a total of 59 laps, but a slide through his pit stall set him behind and he finished second. Again. While the No. 22 has six victories this season, none of them were with Logano behind the wheel.

Ryan Blaney finished third, his 11th top-five finish in his 31 career Nationwide starts.

Points leader Chase Elliott came home fourth and stretched his points lead by another three over Regan Smith. Elliott was the only driver in the top five who's earning points in the Nationwide Series, and with luck he could clinch the title in Phoenix.

Despite having his ignition turned off during a pit stop when a crew member tossed a water bottle into the car and hit the switch, Matt Kenseth finished fifth.

Clint Bowyer filled in for Elliott Sadler who became ill overnight. Sadler started the race but climbed out at the first caution on Lap 9. Bowyer qualified the car for Sadler and brought it home ninth in the race.

Trevor Bayne led 15 laps before his day ended dramatically when the No. 6 burst into flames and hit the wall. While he escaped unharmed, Bayne was visibly upset at the demise of his fast racecar and his early exit from the race.

On Lap 130, the wheel of Ryan Sieg's No. 39 dismounted, sending him up into Corey LaJoie and back down the track. As the wheel made its way down the track alone, Sieg slid back up the track and again into LaJoie, who scraped the wall. Both took a ride to the infield medical center where they were cleared and released.

Unofficial finishing order:

Finish	Driver
1	Kyle Busch
2	Joey Logano
3	Ryan Blaney
4	Chase Elliott
5	Matt Kenseth
6	Brian Scott
7	Austin Dillon
8	Kevin Harvick
9	Elliott Sadler
10	Dakoda Armstrong
11	Regan Smith
12	Kyle Larson
13	Chris Buescher
14	Dylan Kwasniewski
15	Ty Dillon
16	Brendan Gaughan
17	Ryan Reed
18	Mike Bliss
19	Landon Cassill
20	J.J. Yeley
21	Jeremy Clements
22	Kevin Swindell
23	John Wes Townley
24	James Buescher
25	David Starr
26	Eric McClure
27	Tanner Berryhill
28	Chad Boat
29	Robert Richardson, Jr.
30	Jamie Dick
31	Matt DiBenedetto
32	Corey LaJoie
33	Ryan Sieg
34	Jeffrey Earnhardt
35	Martin Roy
36	Trevor Bayne
37	Joey Gase
38	Carlos Contreras
39	Blake Koch
40	Ryan Ellis