"I really have to thank the crew, those guys really worked hard, my sponsors, NOS Energy Drink, Toyota and all the others, and the fans that came out tonight, I know many of them have to get to work tomorrow, and to have a crowd like this on a Monday is great." Busch commented.  "I really like this track, it widened out more than I thought it would at first glance."

The large crowd of fans at Anderson on Monday was treated to strong racing throughout the field with drivers fighting for track position every lap. The racing between, Hoffman, Turner, Pierce, VanDoorn, Barnes, Jr. and Scott Hantz was particularly tight with each trying to find a way past the other.

Many different strategies were used during the half way break. At lap 150 the race was stopped with all cars coming to the pits for fuel and tires. After the break the cars were restarted in the order they finished the first half with the exception of those that took two tires started in front of those that took three tires, with those that took four next. Hoffman took only two, putting him on the front at the restart. Busch was the first of the cars that took four. He worked his way back to the front chasing down Hoffman to retake the lead on the 190^th lap. He then worked through the lapped traffic to build a strong lead.

The strategy was working well for Hoffman until late in the race when the engine started sputtering while running second and Turner working to get past him, trying both high and low. Hoffman dropped back and finished the race 10^th one lap down. Turner received the ARP Bodies Cool Move of the Race for finishing second despite racing with a bent wheel the last several laps.

Busch won one of the Hoosier Racing Tire Performance Awards, with Kenny Tweedy winning the other moving from his 20^th starting position to finish seventh on the lead lap. Tweedy also took the Lane Automotive/ISKY Racing Cams Hard Charger Award. By leading at the halfway break Busch won the Kingen Interstate Express Halfway Leader Award. This is Busch’s second win in a CRA Super Series sanctioned event following his victory at Speedfest in January.

Boris Jurkovic took the EDCO Welding Fast Qualifier Award. Tyler Roahrig took his second K&N Filters Rookie of the Race Award of the season, finishing ninth the last car on the lead lap. The VDL Fuel Systems Hot Lap of the Race Award went to Scott Hantz for turning the fastest lap during the race running a 12.410 second lap in traffic.

Busch will be racing against CRA Super Series drivers again on August 14th at Toledo Speedway and again on August 23 at the famed Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway.

The next event for the CRA Super Series will be the Radisson Hotel Riverfront Grand Rapids 125 at Berlin Raceway, Marne, MI on August 8. For more information about the CRA Super Series see www.craracing.net. To learn more about the Berlin Raceway see www.berlinraceway.com.