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1. Brian Ickler (Toyota) was fourth and now has two top-five finishes in both of his starts for Kyle Busch Motorsports.
2. For now, Brian Ickler is on that same path.

First Career Pole

1. Brian Ickler won his first career pole.

Remainder

1. The #18 Toyota Tundra was to be driven by Busch part time, with the remainder of races to be driven by Brian Ickler.

Kyle Busch

1. Phillips is expected to take over duties for the #18 truck driven by Kyle Busch and Brian Ickler.

Third

1. Brian Ickler ran third, with points leader Timothy Peters fourth and Johnny Benson fifth.

First Start

1. Brian Ickler and Johnny Sauter each made their first start at Kansas in 2009 and both finished in the top 10.

Logano

1. Logano was also part of race's final caution flag with West Series driver Brian Ickler on lap 144.

Ron Hornaday

1. Ron Hornaday was second and Brian Ickler was third.

Hornaday

1. Hornaday quickly charged through the field and then passed Brian Ickler for the second spot two laps later.

Fourth

1. Behind Braun and Busch, you had Brian Ickler in third, Matt Crafton in fourth and Mike Skinner in fifth.

Fourth Position

1. Jason White starts third and Nationwide driver Brian Ickler will deputize for Kyle Busch in fourth position.

Season

1. Ken Schrader is Harvick's replacement in the No.2 Chevrolet, while Brian Ickler will drive Busch's No.18 Toyota for the second time this season.
2. Since the start of the season, Roush Fenway has signed two other development drivers in Brian Ickler and Trevor Bayne.

First Pole Position

1. Brian Ickler got his first pole position of the year but the race would turn bittersweet for him as he was involved in a wreck only 18 laps into the event.

Prestigious Event

1. Past winners of the prestigious event include Kyle Busch in 2009; Brian Ickler in 2008; and Joey Logano in 2007.

Todd Bodine

1. Todd Bodine finished third and was followed by Brian Ickler, while rookie Austin Dillon finished sixth.

Truck

1. Brian Ickler will drive the truck when Busch has other obligations.
2. The No. 18 truck, driven by Brian Ickler, also finished third at Martinsville.
3. Brian Ickler, driving a truck owned by Kyle Busch, was third.

Johnny Benson

1. Brian Ickler finished third, series points leader Timothy Peters was fourth and Johnny Benson was fifth.

Tayler Malsam

1. Busch will share driving duties with Brian Ickler in the No.18 Toyota, while Tayler Malsam will run a full-time schedule in the No.56 truck.
2. Brian Ickler recently left for Roush Fenway Racing and now Tayler Malsam has accepted a ride with Braun Racing.

Malsam

1. At the Nashville round, Malsam will welcome his other new teammate, Brian Ickler, who is also second-year Truck racer.

Kyle Busch Motorsports

1. Notes: Brian Ickler finished fourth and now has two top-five finishes in both of his starts for Kyle Busch Motorsports.

Brian Ickler

1. Brian Ickler, driving Kyle Busch's No.18 truck for the first time, finished third, followed by Timothy Peters and Johnny Benson.
2. Hornaday finished in the second position followed by Todd Bodine, Brian Ickler and Johnny Benson.
3. Chevy driven by four-time NCWTS champ Hornaday.Todd Bodine was third, followed by Brian Ickler and Johnny Benson.

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1. Kyle Busch Motorsports
2. Tayler Malsam
3. Countries > States > Michigan > Johnny Benson
4. Driving Duties
5. Timothy Peters
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