Todd Bodine stretched his fuel to win the Built Ford Tough 225 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at Kentucky Speedway Friday night, coming from the rear of the pack after spinning while racing Kyle Busch for the lead about mid-way of the event.

"The first person I've got to thank is Kyle Busch for driving dirty and sucking me down and getting me spun out and giving us the gas," Bodine said in Victory Lane.

Bodine made his last stop on pit road with 54 laps remaining while Busch and other frontrunners pitted under green later in the race. Busch finished seventh.

Austin Dillon led both NASCAR Camping World Truck Series practices Thursday at Kentucky Speedway.

Dillon's lap at 172.436 mph bested Kyle Busch to top the leader board in the opening session. Busch ran a lap at 172.106 mph, followed by Stacy Compton, Johnny Sauter and Mike Skinner.

Danny Lasoski scored his first World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series A-Main Feature victory of the season Wednesday night at Cottage Grove Speedway in Oregon to snap a 77-race winless streak.

Hardcore race fans can enjoy a full slate of NASCAR racing this Labor Day weekend with all three touring series scheduled to race. The Camping World Truck Series visits Kentucky Speedway Friday night while the Nationwide and Sprint Cup Series invade Atlanta Motor Speedway for events Saturday and Sunday nights.