The win was Hornaday Jr.'s third of the season.

Mike Skinner finally brought the field to the green flag for 200 laps of short track racing. Interestingly, he chose the outside line to start from and it worked as he fought off Hornaday Jr. on the first laps and took early control of the race.

But Hornaday Jr. didn't go away and he kept the pressure on Skinner, finally making the pass on lap 23. Todd Bodine also got underneath Skinner who seemed to be tight and couldn't turn his truck quickly enough.

Hornaday Jr. built the lead to more than two seconds when Pierre Bourque spun to bring out the first caution flag of the evening.

The race restarted on lap 42 and off went Hornaday Jr. Bodine hung with him, but Travis Kvapil had trouble keeping up with the torrid pace. But again the race was interrupted by a caution flag.

Two trucks back in the field who were moving up were Erik Darnell and Ken Schrader. Both drivers cracked the top-10 by lap 70.

However, it was Hornaday Jr. dominating from the front that was the story of the race. He built the lead to more than three seconds when the third caution flag on lap 77 erased his lead once again.

The leaders took the opportunity to pit while Willie Allen and Jason White stayed out and inherited the lead. Kvapil was the first off pit lane and sat third with Rick Crawford and Hornaday Jr. just behind.

Kvapil, Crawford and Hornaday Jr. quickly got around White and went after Allen. Meanwhile, Matt Crafton didn't go around White, but through him for the pass and it brought out the fifth caution flag of the evening.

On the restart Kvapil made quick work of Allen and so did Hornaday Jr. to take the top-two spots. Kvapil was holding about one second on Hornaday Jr. with 90 laps to go.

A couple of more caution flags slowed the race and left 60 laps to go when they went back to green. Benson caught Hornaday Jr. and the two battled side- by-side for second place with 50 laps to go. It was an exciting show, but it allowed Kvapil to check out and build his lead to over one second.

Hornaday Jr. fought him off, but Benson wouldn't give up. Then Kvapil began to lap slower traffic and the bottleneck allowed both Hornaday Jr. and Benson to close on the leader.

With 30 laps to go, Hornaday made the move under Kvapil and slid past Kvapil for the lead. Benson also got by Kvapil about five laps later, but was more than 1.1 seconds behind Hornaday Jr.

It should have been and easy drive to the checkered flag, but a spin by a backmarker inside of 18 laps left him with some more work to do. Good thing Hornaday Jr. is known as the "King of Restarts" and we saw the reason why.

On the restart, Hornaday Jr. quickly pulled away from Benson. It was eight lengths by the time they reached the first corner, but again a spin brought out the caution flag and set up a green-white-checker finish.

Hornaday Jr. had to make one last great start to win the race, he did and won for the third time in 2007 and the 32nd time in his Craftsman Truck Series career.

Kvapil, Crawford and Schrader completed the top-five.

Skinner finished outside the top-10 for the first time this season (20th) and combined with Hornaday Jr.'s win cut his lead to just 77 points.

The next race in the series is set for Saturday, August 11th at the Nashville Superspeedway.