Kyle Busch proved his Nascar racing schedule dominance again on Sunday after winning the Best Buy 400. On lap 17 there was an exciting wreck seen above where Tony Stewart along with other drivers were taken out. Car 19 lost control hitting the upper wall around turn 2 leading to the collision of a bunch of cars. The worst part was the remaining cars did not move to the bottom of the track and continued to crash into the cars that were already wrecked.

Busch is leading the Nascar racing schedule points standings by 142 points. Jeff Burton and Dale Earnhardt Jr. follow in second and third. Busch took the lead with 73 laps remaining and that was that. Before his pass for first there was only one other lead change. Fans called it a boring race for the most part and Busch apologized by saying “Sorry if it wasn’t exciting.” He went on to give insight into why he has been doing so well in the Nascar racing schedule by saying “I just want to win everything, man (sports.yahoo.com).”