Victory must be "smoky" the second time around for Anthony Wayne "Smoke" Stewart, two-time winner in the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) Nationwide Series race. 

In a 1 to 2 Toyota Sweep at the Daytona nationwide season opening, Stewart won against his Sprint Cup Series teammate Kyle Busch with 136 out of 150 laps on the former 2-mile California Speedway track. 

The result of the said series came as a surprise since it was popularly known as the Busch series.  According to tampa bay online, this was Stewart's fourth victory in the NASCAR nationwide Series but his first time to claim the victory on a track other than the Daytona International Speedway. Aside from that, Stewart had also recorded 32 wins in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.

Stewart attributed his success to Dave Rogers, his crew chief, and his staff saying that they were the ones who made his car really good and awesome. 

He added, "We could stay out front and those other guys would wear their tires out and wear themselves out and we could just take care of our tires and do what we needed to do."

According to wikipedia, 36-year-old Stewart, a native of Columbus, Indiana, has been receiving multiple awards in the racing field since 1995.

Stewart beat other former NASCAR Series champions including Kevin Harvick , David Reutimann and Carl Edwards.