Ron Hornaday, Jr., No. 33 Chevrolet, won the O'Reilly 200 at Memphis Motorsports Park in dominating fashion. (Ronda Greer/NASCAR Photo) » More Photos

Caution No. 5 flew on Lap 122 for a single-truck spin when Lia lost it between Turns 3 and 4. Hornaday led the lead-lap trucks down pit road the following lap. Hornaday led the race off pit road, too, coming out in front of the Fords of Crawford, Darnell and East, with Starr in fifth for the Lap 127 restart.

Then there was a big scrum on Lap 132 as Bodine and Jason White’s Gunbroker.com Dodge went around in Turn 3, causing a pileup, but not seriously damaging any truck. Five laps later, the track went green with the order up front unchanged from the prior caution.

Darnell took second from Crawford on Lap 139, and set out in pursuit of Hornaday. With 50 to go, Hornaday led Darnell by 0.891 seconds, with the leaders trailed by Crawford, East and Starr.

The seventh caution flag came out after a spin in Turn 4 also involving East, Braun and the Copy Wizard Chevrolet of Chris Jones. The track went green on Lap 170, with Hornaday leading Darnell, Crawford, Crafton and Starr.

By Lap 175, Darnell began pressuring Hornaday for the lead. Behind them, Crafton passed Crawford for third on Lap 180, as Hornaday’s lead seemed to stabilize at about half a second.

Caution No. 8 flew on Lap 187 for debris on the frontstretch, which again bunched the field. Again, Hornaday led Darnell, Crafton, Crawford and Starr for the Lap 192 restart. Hornaday made one of his patented great restarts and the race was all but over at that point, his Chevy opening a three-truck gap over Darnell’s Ford.

But there was one more caution to come, as Musgrave, Marc Mitchell’s Ergon Toyota and Keven Wood’s Air Force spun after Willie Allen’s Rascal Flatts/Nashville Music City Chevrolet turned Musgrave in Turn 4. The field was red flagged to clean the track, setting up yet another green-white-checkered finish.

But Hornaday would not be denied as he cruised to an easy victory.

RACE RESULTS: O'Reilly 200 at Memphis

DRIVER POINT STANDINGS: O'Reilly 200 at Memphis

OWNER POINT STANDINGS: O'Reilly 200 at Memphis

PHOTO GALLERY: O'Reilly 200 at Memphis

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