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Biffle ends drought

© Amanda Vincent

Greg Biffle ended his drought with a win at the race carrying his sponsor's name, the Graingercom 200 at Pikes Peak International Raceway on Sunday. Biffle dominated throughout the entire race by leading twice for a total of 164 laps in the 200 lap race. The win was Biffle's first of the season following his nine-win performance last season.

Dominance didn't belong to Biffle only. One could also say that Roush Racing dominated the day. Right behind Biffle was Roush teammate Kurt Busch, finishing second for a Roush top-two.

Pole-sitter Andy Houston finished third with Jack Sprague coming in fourth. With his fourth-place finish, Sprague stole the points lead from Mike Wallace.

Dennis Setzer finished fifth and Ricky Hendrick, son of Winston Cup owner Rick Hendrick, came back from a lap down to finish sixth. Rounding out the top-10 were Randy Renfrow, seventh; Bryan Reffner, eighth; Scott Riggs, ninth and Marty Houston, 10th.

After taking a weekend off, the Craftsman Truck Series will be back in action June 3 at 8 p.m. ET at the Evergreen Speedway for the Sears 200. Television coverage will be provided by ESPN

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