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May 27, 2006
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TrackSideLive! from Mansfield
05-25-2006 10:00 am
Join us for coverage of the Mansfield 250 from Mansfield Motorsports Speedway in Mansfield Ohio starting Thursday May 25th with the Open Test session through the race Saturday May 27th.
Good Morning from Mansfield!
05-25-2006 11:38 am
Good morning from Mansfield Motorsports Speedway as we are just about set to start a four-hour open test session for this weekend's City of Mansfield 250. There are 38 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series teams on the property, and they are minutes away from their first laps of the day.
Skies are cloudy and overcast, and there are some showers in the area but we are still dry and should be for the bulk of the afternoon. We'll stick with you all afternoon and bring you all of the updates as they happen.
Trucks Rolling
05-25-2006 11:43 am
Kraig Kinser leads the charge onto the speedway, followed by Mike Skinner, Ted Musgrave, Todd Bodine, Robert Richarson, Jack Sprague, Erik Darnell and many others. The track should be extremely busy throughout the day as the teams work to find optimal setups for qualifying and the race.
Timing Updates Once and Hour
05-25-2006 11:58 am
Thanks to NASCAR scoring that will give us a complete timing update at the top of every hour. As today is an optional test session, NASCAR officials are still setting up many of their systems for official competition tomorrow. Again, big thanks to Betsy Tyler and her crew for their assistance on a very busy day.
Drivers Using High Groove
05-25-2006 12:07 pm
Most of the drivers are working the high groove around the Mansfield Motorsports Speedway. While this is just an optional test, many drivers are out there racing to test the capabilities of their machines. Timothy Peters, David Ragan, and Michel Jourdain made a three-wide dash down the backstretch just moments ago.
Crews Busy
05-25-2006 12:37 pm
The crews are hard at work in the infield as their drivers swing on and off pit road. Most are making suspension changes, but several also are changing rear gears to fund that optimum ratio to give them good forward bite off the corners.
Ragan Wrecks in One
05-25-2006 12:43 pm
David Ragan has become the first driver to make contact with MMS's newly-installed SAFER barriers as he lost control in turn one and backed it into the fence, doing significant damage to the rear of the machine. It marks the second consecutive week the No. 6 Roush Racing team has lost their primary truck in testing.
Roush Racing to Make Repairs
05-25-2006 12:52 pm
As of now, the Roush team has yet to unload their backup truck after David Ragan's bout with the turn one wall. They have wheeled the primary truck back to the transporter and are hard at work repairing the damage to the rear of the truck. We'll keep you updated on their progress.
Backup in Ragan's Future
05-25-2006 1:14 pm
After evaluating the damage, the Roush team has decided to go to a backup truck.
Test Day Rundown 1
05-25-2006 1:29 pm
1. Bliss, 16.529 secs
2. Starr, 16.624
3. Crafton, 16.628
4. Benson, 16.659
5. Ragan, 16.691
6. Bodine, 16.707
7. Sprague, 16.707
8. Peters, 16.715
9. Musgrave, 16.775
10. McCumbee, 16.818
11. Skinner, 16.837
12. Setzer, 16.849
13. Cook, 16.861
14. Park, 16.870
15. Darnell, 16.16.890
16. Ambrose, 16.890
17. Kinser, 16.910
18. Earnhardt, 16.929
19. Reid, 16.935
20. Sutton, 16.937
21. Krisiloff, 16.943
22. Greenwell, 16.952
23. Reutimann, 16.979
24. Crawford, 16.980
25. Lester, 16.982
26. Miller, 17.004
27. Gaughan, 17.010
28. Crocker, 17.010
29. Lagasse, 17.027
30. East, 17.068
31. Jourdain, 17.138
32. Richardson, 17.166
33. Hamilton, Jr., 17.204
34. Turner, 17.381
35. Moore, 17.401
Hillman, Jr. to Miss Mansfield
05-25-2006 1:37 pm
Mike Hillman, Jr., crew chief on the No. 30 Lumber Liquidators Toyota, will miss the City of Mansfield 250 due to the death of his father-in-law Jimmy Hager. Hager was a big part of the Germain Racing family, and will be sorely missed.
Hager is survived by his second wife, Joan Harris-Hager, whom he married November 9, 1975; children - Mike Hager and wife, CJ, Kim Moss, Gary Moss, Jennifer Hillman and husband, Mike Hillman, Jr., Jeff Moss and wife, Cindy; sister - Virginia H. Hart; grandchildren - Amber, Jamie, Melissa, Christina, Kim, Staci, Phillip, Alisha, Brittany, Kayla, Trey and Lily; and great grandchildren - Ashley, Colby, Brett and Chase.
Snap Spin by Sutton Slows Session
05-25-2006 1:40 pm
Kelly Sutton did a snap spin off turn four a short while ago to bring a stop to the action. She didn't make contact with the wall or another truck and drove back to the pit area.
Rigs in the Infield
05-25-2006 1:41 pm
For the first time in the event's three-year history, track officials here at MMS have allowed the teams to pull in the infield during practice and qualifying. It's not quite that simple though. After testing today, the rigs will be pulled out to participate in a parade through downtown Mansfield, then brought back in and parked in the same positions they are now for tomorrow's action. Once practice and qualifying is complete, they will move the rigs out to provide a clear view of the track for the fans.
Sun Popping Out
05-25-2006 1:51 pm
Mansfield Motorsports Speedway is not known to be one of the most temperature sensitive tracks on the schedule, but if it does fluctuate in surface temperature it's about to go up considerably as the sun has finally broken through the clouds. There are still some puffy while clouds floating overhead, but the sun is beating down brightly on us for now.
Moore also Making Series Debut
05-25-2006 1:56 pm
Ryan Moore is also here attempting to make his NCTS debut. Moore is wheeling the No. 40 Key Motorsports Chevrolet this weekend. Moore also drove in practice for the team at Gateway but relinquished the wheel to Chad Chaffin for the race. Moore is a Busch East Series veteran and is part of the DEI driver development program.
Sutton Spins in Four
05-25-2006 2:02 pm
Kelly Sutton looped it in turn four to bring out the red again for the third time of the day. Track officials will use this time to move some people in and out of the infield. We should be green shortly.
Keselowski Helping Richardson
05-25-2006 2:12 pm
Brad Keselowski has taken a few laps in the No. 1 Dodge to help give rookie Robert Richarson a baseline for his setup here at MMS.
Test Rundown 2
05-25-2006 2:17 pm
1.Bliss, 16.529
2. Starr, 16.535
3. Crafton, 16.550
4. Hamilton, Jr., 16.613
5. Peters, 16.644
6. Benson, 16.659
7. Bodine, 16.666
8.Sprague, 16.681
9. Ragan, 16.691
10. Miller, 16.746
11. Almirola, 16.749
12. Reutimann, 16.751
13. Skinner, 16.754
14. McCumbee, 16.760
15. Lester, 16.762
16. Musgrave, 16.775
17. Crawford, 16.791
18. Setzer, 16.809
19. Lagasse, 16.811
20. Ambrose, 16.833
21. Gaughan, 16.836
22. Krisiloff, 16.839
23. Cook, 16.861
24. Park, 16.870
25. Hornaday, 16.881
26. Earnhardt, 16.888
27. Darnell, 16.890
28. Greenwell, 16.898
29. Kinser, 16.910
30. Sutton, 16.922
31. Reid, 16.935
32. Jourdain, 16.944
33. Crocker, 17.101
34. East, 17.039
35. Richardson, 17.079
36. Turner, 17.381
37. Moore, 17.398
Crafton Calls it a Day
05-25-2006 2:55 pm
Matt Crafton has more laps in a Truck around MMS than anyone. Before MMS joined the circuit in 2004, his ThorSport team used the track as a short track test facility. Those thousands of laps have come in handy today as the team has called it quits already, satisfied they have a strong baseline to work off come tomorrow morning when we get down to business for real. Crafton currently sits third on the sheets behind Mike Bliss and David Starr.
TruckShots!
05-25-2006 3:01 pm
The first batch of TruckShots! has been added to our photo gallery, and another is on it's way shortly. Check the Sights and Sounds Box to the right side of the TrackSideLive! page for all of the images and audio from Mansfield...
Test Rundown 3
05-25-2006 3:11 pm
1. Bliss, 16.433
2. Crafton, 16.532
3. Starr, 16.535
4. Peters, 16.602
5. Hamilton, Jr., 16.613
6. Benson, 16.618
7. Reutimann, 16.655
8. Bodine, 16.666
9. Almirola, 16.670
10. Park, 16.671
11. Sprague, 16.681
12. Ragan, 16.691
13. Crawford, 16.730
14. Lester, 16.741
15. Miller, 16.746
16. Skinner, 16.754
17. Musgrave, 16.757
18. McCumbee, 16.760
19. Earnhardt, 16.763
20. Setzer, 16.809
21. Lagasse, 16.811
22. Crocker, 16.814
23. Darnell, 16.823
24. Cook, 16.828
25. Ammbrose, 16.833
26. Gaughan, 16.836
27. Krisiloff, 16.839
28. Sutton, 16.881
29. Hornaday, 16.881
30. Richardson, 16.886
31. Greenwell, 16.898
32. Jourdain, 16.900
33. Kinser, 16.910
34. East, 16.930
35. Reid, 16.935
36. Turner, 17.219
37. Moore, 17.374
Weather Close to What's Expected Saturday
05-25-2006 3:21 pm
The teams out making laps now will get valuable information on how their trucks will handle on raceday. Weather on Saturday is expected to be sunny and warm, with high temps in the low 80s. It has warmed up considerably here with the appearance of the sun.
MMS Not Unfamilair Turf to East
05-25-2006 3:30 pm
While many of the rookies here this weekend are strangers to Mansfield Motorsports Speedway, Bobby East is very familiar with the track. East won a USAC Sprint Car race here in 2004, one of 19 wins that season in each of USAC's top three national divisions.
Richardson Loops in Two
05-25-2006 3:49 pm
Robert Richardson made a slow slide off turn two just moments ago to again slow the test session here at Mansfield Motorsports Speedway. He slid 90 degrees sideways and came to a stop at the entrance to pit road without making contact. We're back to green flag action with just about ten minutes left in the session.
Test Over...Results Soon
05-25-2006 4:00 pm
We'll have a final time report as soon as we can get one from NASCAR timing and scoring. We are done with on-track activity for the day here, but the teams have more work to get done as there is a hauler parade and autograp session in downtown Mansfield. We'll prowl the garage area before they leave to get as much audio reaction to today's test as we can...stick around!
Test Day Final Rundown
05-25-2006 4:16 pm
Here is the final results of the open test session at Mansfield Motorsports Speedway:
1. Bliss, 16.433
2. Crafton, 16.532
3. Starr, 16.535
4. Peters, 16.543
5. Hamilton, Jr., 16.551
6. Earnhardt, 16.602
7. Benson, 16.618
8. Skinner, 16.649
9. Reutimann, 16.655
10. Bodine, 16.666
11. Almirola, 16.670
12. Park, 16.671
13. Sprague, 16.681
14. Ragan, 16.691
15. Hornaday, 16.692
16. Musgrave, 16.705
17. Crawford, 16.730
18. Lester, 16.741
19. Miller, 16.746
20. Darnell, 16.751
21. McCumbee, 16.760
22. Setzer, 16.790
23. Lagasse, 16.811
24. Crocker, 16.814
25. Cook, 16.828
26. Ambrose, 16.833
27. Gaughan, 16.836
28. Krisiloff, 16.839
29. Sutton, 16.881
30. Richardson, 16.886
31. Greenwell, 16.898
32. Jourdain, 16.900
33. Kinser, 16.910
34. East, 16.930
35. Reid, 16.935
36. Turner, 17.004
37. Moore, 17.219
Todd Shaffer did not make a lap in the test this afternoon.
Audio on the way!
05-25-2006 5:29 pm
We have some good post test session audio heading your way right now...look to the Sights and Sounds box to the right side of the TrackSideLive! page for each clip as we get them posted...
Johnny Benson, No. 23 Toyota: "I was pretty happy. We started off a little slow but we just kept working and working. After we started getting the feel we started picking up speed..."
Matt Crafton, No. 88 Chevrolet: "We are very happy. We have the same truck we finished third with at Martinsville. We came out of the trailer and we were fast right out of the box..."
Dennis Setzer, No. 85 Chevrolet: "We haven't been very good. I've never been to a short track and been that far down the sheet..."
Timothy Peters, No. 4 Dodge: "We still have to get in the show. It is definitely a night and day difference from last week..."
Aric Almirola, No. 75 Chevrolet: "It's the same key everywhere we go. We are communicating well. The guys have the trucks prepared when we leave the shop and all we have to do is tweak on it..."
Brendan Gaughan, No. 77 Dodge: "We have our own engine shop right next door. Kevin Kroyer tells me all the time "we're like Doritos, use it up, we'll make more"..."
Terry Cook, No. 10 Ford: "It just didn't have the speed we wanted. We worked on race trim and we settled in around 15th spot, which is no where near acceptable for our program..."
That's it for now, see you tomorrow!
05-25-2006 5:40 pm
We have another storm rolling into the Mansfield area, so we are going to call it a night. We will pick up coverage of practice and qualifying here at 9 am Eastern tomorrow morning. Until then, good night everybody!
Prac 1 Rundown 2
05-26-2006 12:11 am
1. Hamilton, Jr., 16.440
2. Starr, 16.470
3. Hornaday, 16.476
4. Lagasse, 16.497
5. Bodine, 16.505
6. Setzer, 16.529
7. Bliss, 16.534
8. Almirola, 16.539
9. Skinner, 16.552
10. Benson, 16.571
11. Crafton, 16.582
12. Peters, 16.590
13. Reid, 16.571
14. Miller, 16.652
15. Darnell, 16.660
16. Sprague, 16.675
17. Krisiloff, 678
18. McCumbeem 16.679
19. Musgrave, 16.683
20. Gaughan, 16.695
21. Lester, 16.712
22. Earnhardt, 16.727
23. Park, 16.749
24. Reutimann, 16.768
25. Kinser, 16.796
26. Ambrose, 16.808
27. Crawford, 16.818
28. East, 16.819
29. Greenwell, 16.820
30. Vidovich, 16.829
31. Jourdain, 16.867
32. Crccker, 16.874
33. Cook, 16.893
34. Turner, 16.924
35. Richardson, 17.006
36. Sutton, 17.092
37. Moore, 17.342
Good Morning from a Wet Mansfield
05-26-2006 10:25 am
Good morning everybody, welcome to TrackSideLive! coverage of practice and qualifying for the City of Mansfield 250 from Mansfield Motorsports Speedway. Heavy storms moved through the area last night, and we are still damp here this morning but the sprinkles stopped about an hour ago and there are some signs of life in the infield. We'll keep you in touch with all the action here at the track throughout the day, and we'll have a ton of images and audio as well. Keep it locked right here at TruckSeries.com!
Track Drying to Start at 10:45 AM
05-26-2006 10:52 am
NASCAR and MMS officials will start the track drying process at 10:45 am ET. We are fighting some connection problems in the tower, but we expect to have all the action for you right here on TrackSideLive!
Jets on Track
05-26-2006 11:04 am
There are four jet dryers out on the speedway, and we should be ready for some practice action in the next 20-40 minutes. We will update you shortly...
Ragan Out; Vidovich In
05-26-2006 11:27 am
David Ragan has been excused from his driving duties of the No. 6 Ford for this weekend. No word yet on whether that is just for this race or for longer. Auggie Vidovich III will take over the driving chores of the No. 6 Ford for the City of Mansfield 250.
Trucks Lining Up
05-26-2006 11:32 am
Mike Skinner and Boston Reid are at the front of the line for practice, which will roll off any second.
Trucks on Track
05-26-2006 11:37 am
Just as the Trucks take to the track for practice, we have solved our connection problems and we are blazing almost as fast as the drivers are zipping around the speedway. Mike Skinner leads early with Boston Reid, Kerry Earnhardt, Auugie Vidovich, and Bobby East to follow. We will have updates as it happens....
Sun Peeking Thru
05-26-2006 11:44 am
There is still a heavy cloudcover, but we have seen some peeks of sun in the area over the course of the last few minutes. The action on the track has picked up considerably. Timothy Peters has moved to the top of the board, followed by Bliss, Hamilton, Jr., Setzer, and Hornaday. A full rundown will come shortly.
Friday Track Schedule
05-26-2006 11:48 am
Here is the track schedule for Friday at MMS (all times Eastern):
10:30 AM: NCTS Rookie & Spotter Meetings & Drawing for Qualifying Order
11:30 AM- 12:30 PM:NCTS Practice
1:00 - 1:30 PM: NCTS Rookie Practice
1:30 - 2:30 PM: NCTS Final Practice
6:30 PM: NCTS Qualifying (Two Laps, All Positions)
8:00 PM: NCTS Haulers Exit Infield
8:00 PM: NCTS Garage & Registration Closes
Red Out for Rain
05-26-2006 11:55 am
We had a brief red flag for rain, but the track has gone back to green. Here is the rundown as of the red flag:
1. Bliss, 16.543
2. Skinner, 16.552
3. Peters, 16.617
4. Setzer, 16.673
5. Reid, 16.677
6. Hamilton, Jr., 16.685
7. Crafton, 16.693
8. Bodine, 16.726
9. Miller, 16.791
10. Hornaday, 16.799
11. Almirola, 16.835
12. Krisiloff, 16.855
13. Sprague, 16.873
14. Musgrave, 16.880
15. Kinser, 16.886
16. East, 16.887
17. Earnhardt, 16.893
18. Lester, 16.896
19. Reutimann, 16.912
20. McCumbee, 16.920
21. Gaughan, 16.925
22. Darnell, 16.952
23. Richardson, 17.072
24. Sutton, 17.092
25. Vidovich, 17.115
26. Park, 17.142
27. Cook, 17.149
28. Crocker, 17.159
29. Turner, 17.168
30. Ambrose, 17.281
31. Benson, 17.319
32. Lagasse, 22.611
In on Time...
05-26-2006 12:03 pm
Only 8 drivers need to make the field on time in qualifying, meaning just two drivers will miss the field:
Timothy Peters
Boston Reid
Steve Park
Bill Lester
Michel Jourdain
Robert Richardson
Ryan Moore
Todd Shafer
Rookie Practice Underway
05-26-2006 1:14 pm
The rookies entered here this afternoon are on the track taking their 30-minute session. We have had one incident already - Auggie Vidovich spun the No. 6 the length of the front stretch without making contact. We'll update if anything of significance happens, and we'll have a full rundown at the conclusion.
Final Practice Underway
05-26-2006 1:38 pm
Final practice started just moments ago. We are already under a red for a quick spin in turn two my Michel Jourdain. No contact and he drove back to the pits. We'll have a rundown for you shortly.
Final Prac Rundown 1
05-26-2006 1:40 pm
1. Hamilton, Jr., 16.601
2. Starr, 16.604
3. Park, 16.655
4. Darnell, 16.713
5. Krisiloff, 16.718
6. Setzer, 16.719
7. Lester, 16.752
8. Vidovich, 16.782
9. Lagasse, 16.792
10. Musgrave, 16.797
11. Crawford, 16.812
12. Sprague, 16.852
13. Crafton, 16.854
14. Reutimann, 16.895
15. Almirola, 16.938
16. Hornaday, 16.952
17. Jourdain, 16.961
18. Peters, 16.989
19. Cook, 16.990
20. Bliss, 16.996
21. Bodine, 17.002
22.Crocker. 17.024
23. Sutton, 17.222
24. Gaughan, 17.314
25. Richardson, 17.352
26. Skinner, 17.633
Skinner to the Top
05-26-2006 1:52 pm
Mike Skinner has taken over the top spot with a lap of 16.347 seconds. Bliss is second, with Hamilton, Jr., Almirola, and Benson the rest of the top five. We have been incident free since Jourdain's minor turn two spin.
We're Back!
05-26-2006 4:13 pm
After a massive network meltdown here at MMS, TrackSideLive! is back! Our apologies for the lack of updates, but you haven't missed much. The final 20 minutes of practice was canceled after a brief but powerful storm rolled through the area. The teams are busy working on getting ready for qualifying, but they have had to dodge raindrops in doing so. We hope to stay online here at the track, and we will persevere though it one way or another. Stick around, we have some great images coming your way, and some good pre-qualifying audio clips with several of the big names ready to rumble for 250 laps here in Mansfield.
First Trucks Moving to Inspection
05-26-2006 4:19 pm
The first teams have started moving towards the inspection area as we move closer to qualifying time. The weather has improved, the sun is actually shining and the track is drying on its own. There are no showers in the immediate area so we have a good shot at getting qualifying rolling at it's perscribed time.
New TruckShots!
05-26-2006 5:01 pm
New TruckShots! are heading your way now...look to the Sights and Sounds Box to the right side of the TrackSideLive! page to click into our photo gallery.
Well...More Rain
05-26-2006 6:48 pm
Well, unfortately a shower has popped up and has drenched the speedway once again. There are some more showers behind it, but they should move through and allow us time for qualifying before too long. Track crews are ready to start the drying process as soon as the weather allows.
Even more rain...
05-26-2006 7:47 pm
It's still raining and we're waiting on one more storm cell to pass over the Mansfield Motor Speedway and we can get qualifying in tonight.
The lights have been turned on at the track and it looks like we're going to wait it out. Keep it here for the latest information and don't forget when it's time to qualify, you can watch the results by
clicking here!
Qualifying Rained Out
05-26-2006 8:07 pm
Well, it just looks like the rain is not going to quit anytime soon, so NASCAR has decided to cancel qualifying for tonight. The lineup for tomorrow's race will be determined by the NASCAR rule book with starting positions being determined by owner points.
We still have more TruckShots! and driver interviews coming up... keep it here for more from Mansfield and be sure to join us for tomorrow's City of Mansfield 250!
Qualifying Rained Out; Mansfield Line-up Set by Points
05-26-2006 9:29 pm
By virtue of their standing in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series owners points, Germain Racing teammates Todd Bodine and Ted Musgrave will share the front row for tomorrow's City of Mansfield 250 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Mansfield Motorsports Speedway. The lineup was determined by the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series rule book after heavy rains left the track flooded, and persistent streams of water across turn three and the backstretch would not allow drying efforts to get started.
Bodine will start from the pole position in the No. 30 Lumber Liquidators Toyota, with Musgrave alongside in the No. 9 Team ASE Toyota. Rookie driver Auggie Vidovich, making his first series start since 1999, will start third in the No. 6 Scott's Ford after Roush Racing pulled David Ragan from the seat yesterday. David Reutimann will start fourth in the Team Tundra Toyota, and home state favorite Terry Cook will go from fifth in the No. 10 Power Stroke Diesel Ford.
Johnny Benson will start sixth in the No. 23 Toyota Certified Used Vehicles Toyota, with David Starr in seventh in the No. 38 Red Horse Racing Toyota. Short track master Dennis Setzer will start eighth in the No. 85 GM FlexFuel Chevrolet, 2004 Mansfield winner Jack Sprague will start ninth in the No. 60 Con-Way Toyota, and Matt Crafton will round out the top ten starters in the No. 88 Menards/Energizer Chevrolet.
Several drivers were fast in practice, but due to the cancelation of qualifying will be forced to come from deep in the starting field. Timothy Peters was among the top ten in practice all afternoon, but will be forced to come from 34th on the grid. Joey Miller also had a fast truck in the practice sessions and will come from the 29th slot at the green.
There were no major incidents during the two-hour practice session during the afternoon, just a couple of minor spins. Vidovich got turned around and slid sideways down the front stretch, while his teammate Michel Jourdain - who along with Todd Shafer were the only two drivers to miss the field - did a lazy spin off turn two.
TruckSeries.com will have complete pre- and post-race coverage of the City of Mansfield 250 starting at 10 A.M. Eastern on Saturday.
Good Night from Mansfield
05-26-2006 9:56 pm
It has been a long and at times very frustrating day here at Mansfield Motorsports Speedway. But, through all of the rain and technical problems we have made it through to the other side and we're still here. We have some great audio clips for you to listen to in the Sights and Sounds Box, we have a ton of pictures for you to check out in the TruckShots gallery, and there is even more to come tomorrow.
The track crew has gotten the transporters out of the infield for the second time this weekend, next on the agenda is getting all the water out of there. The forecast calls for sunny skies and 82 degrees tomorrow, a picture perfect day for racing. We will have all of the action for you right here at TrackSideLive! Thanks for sticking with us, and we will see you tomorrow AM at 10.
Good Morning from MMS
05-27-2006 9:53 am
Good morning from Mansfield Motorsports Speedway! If the weather stays just like it is now, all of the frustration and aggrivation we faced yesterday will have been worth it. It is a picture postcard day here in the Mid-Ohio region, with sunny skies and temperatures expected to climb into the low 80s. We could use a tick less humidity, but what the heck, it's dry and warm and a great day to race regardless.
We will have complete pre- and post-race coverage here at TrackSideLive! so stick with us...
Fans on Track
05-27-2006 9:57 am
One of the unique programs instituted here last season at Mansfield is the opportunity for the fans to come in early and take a walk around the speedway. They have a chance to move right up next to the pit wall and stand next to the trucks as they are pre-staged on pit road. Many hundreds of fans have arrived here early to do just that...
MMS Best Finishes
05-27-2006 10:52 am
Here is the best finish for each driver in the starting line up here at Mansfield Motorsports Speedway:
Johnny Benson, 23rd
Todd Bodine, 16th
Terry Cook, 3rd
Matt Crafton, 10th
Rick Crawford, 6th
Brendan Gaughan, 15th
Ron Hornaday, 11th
Bill Lester, 18th
Ted Musgrave, 12th
Steve Park, 20th
David Reutimann, 14th
Dennis Setzer, 2nd
Mike Skinner, 11th
Jack Sprague, 1st
David Starr, 9th
Kelly Sutton, 20th
Here are the drivers making their first NCTS start at MMS: Auggie Vidovich, Erik Darnell, Mike Bliss, Bobby East, Aric Almirola, Mike Greenwell, Kyle Krisiloff, Robert Turner, Kraig Kinser, Chad McCumbee, Erin Crocker, Kerry Earnhardt, Marcos Ambrose, Joey Miller, Scott Lagasse, Boston Reid, Robert Richardson, Timothy Peters, Ryan Moore.
No One to the Back So Far
05-27-2006 10:57 am
While it is still early, we have heard from NASCAR that no one has been penalized to the back of the field for an unapproved adjustment, engine change, transmission change, or driver change. We will update you if that changes.
MMS Top Fives
05-27-2006 10:58 am
Here are the drivers that have registered at least one top-five finish at MMS:
Jack Sprague - 2
Bobby Hamilton - 2
Dennis Setzer
Terry Cook
Tracy Hines
Shane Hmiel
Todd Kluever
Rich Bickle
Only three drivers that have previously finished in the top five are in the field here this afternoon.
MMS Top Tens
05-27-2006 11:01 am
Here are the drivers that have registered at least one top ten finish in NCTS competition at MMS:
Jack Sprague - 2
Bobby Hamilton - 2
Dennis Setzer - 2
Rick Crawford - 2
David Starr - 2
Terry Cook
Matt Crafton
Tracy Hines
Shane Hmiel
Todd Kluever
Rich Bickle
Mark McFarland
Ricky Craven
Jon Wood
Butch Miller
MMS Lap Leaders
05-27-2006 11:03 am
Here are the drivers that have led at least one lap in NCTS competition here at MMS:
Jack Sprague - 139
Ron Hornaday - 119
Bobby Hamilton - 77
Shane Hmiel - 62
Ted Musgrave - 59
Terry Cook - 34
Dennis Setzer - 14
David Starr - 1
Ricky Craven - 1
MMS NCTS Races Summary
05-27-2006 11:04 am
There have been two previous NCTS races here at MMS, in 2004 and 2005. Here are the key race stats and averages:
Average start of winner: 13.5
Sprague won from the pole in 2004, while Hamilton came from 26th on the grid in 2005.
There are an average number of lead lap finishers is 19.
There were 20 lead lap runners in 2004 and 18 lead lap finishers in 2005.
There are an average of 5.5 lead changes per race.
There were five lead changes in 2004 and six lead changes in 2005.
There have been five lead drivers in both MMS races, and 13 caution flags in both MMS races.
There is an average of 90.5 laps run under caution at MMS.
There were 94 laps in 2004 and 87 in 2005.
The cumulative average speed is 60.306 miles per hour.
Audio on the way!
05-27-2006 1:05 pm
We caught up with several drivers at the public drivers meeting, and those clips are heading your way now. We met up with Robert Richardson, Bobby East, Mike Bliss, Joey Miller, Chad McCumbee, Joey Miller, and former Mansfield winner Jack Sprague to get their thoughts on racing in the hot and sunny weather here at MMS. Look to the Sights and Sounds Box to the right side of the page for those clips as we close in on the start of the City of Mansfield 250...
Laps Led
05-27-2006 1:09 pm
Mark Martin 202
David Starr 121
Todd Bodine 121
Kyle Busch 96
Clint Bowyer 84
Mike Skinner 79
David Reutimann 66
Ted Musgrave 34
Bobby Hamilton, Jr. 19
Jack Sprague 9
Rick Crawford 8
Jon Wood 6
Bill Lester 3
Brad Keselowski
Kevin Hamlin 1
Chad Chaffin 1
2006 Key Race Stats
05-27-2006 1:20 pm
Avg start of winner: 7.8
Avg lead changes: 9.7
Avg lead drivers: 4.8
Avg caution flags: 8.7
Avg caution flag laps: 38.8
Avg running at finish: 30.5
Avg DNF: 5.5
Avg in lead lap: 22
Intros Done; City of Mansfield 250 Up Next!
05-27-2006 2:09 pm
The drivers have been introduced (by none other than yours truly!) and we are ready to go for 250 laps here at Mansfield Motorsports Speedway. We are finishing the remainder of pre-race ceremonies, and the command to start engines is coming shortly.
City of Mansfield 250 Rac Updates 1-10
05-27-2006 2:17 pm
10. Lap 25 - East gets turned on the backstretch, and is narrowly avoided by Krisiloff and Darnell. Caution out for the second time. McCumbee behind the wall with the hood up. Greenwell black flagged for damage to the driver's side sheet metal. Miller pits as well as Richardson and Earnhardt.
9. Starr looks under Setzer to take over fourth. Hornaday looks under Gaugham to take over 13th. The leaders are one corner away from the back of the pack.
8. Musgrave challenges on the restart. The trucks all slide a little off turn four. Darnell and Crawford trade paint off turn two.
7. Bodine leads Musgrave, Reutimann, Setzer, Starr, Crafton, Cook, Vidovich, Sprague, Bliss, Hamilton, Gaughan, Darnell, Hornaday, Almirola, Crawford, Skinner, East, Krisiloff, Greenwell, Turner, Crocker, Sutton, Earnhardt, Miller, Reid, Peters, Park, Moore, Ambrose, Lester, Richardson, Kinser, Benson, Lagasse, and McCumbee.
6. Lap 7 - Benson and Lagasse come to pit road.
5. Lap 6 - Benson has a flat left rear tire and backs up through the field. Kinser cannot avoid and spins into the turn one wall. Caution is out for the first time.
4. Bodine leads lap one. Vidovich and Starr race for sixth, the first side by side battle. Crawford loses tracton off four and drops back several spots.
3. Pit road speed is 30 MPH. Pace truck speed is also 30 MPH. Coming to the green.
2. The field is on the final pace lap. All trucks are rolling.
1. Only one driver will move to the back of the pack, Marcos Ambrose. Ambrose is making the choice to move to the back, not doing so due to NASCAR penalty. Ryan Moore missed the driver's meeting, but his 36th starting position means he does not have to move back any farther. City of Mansfield Mayor Lydia Reed has given the command and 36 trucks have roared to life. Todd Bodine will start outside row 1.
City of Mansfield 250 Race Updates 11-20
05-27-2006 2:40 pm
20. Several trucks dirt tracking off turn four, includng Sprague and Crafton. Bodine and Musgrave lead East by a full straightaway.
19. Lester looks inside Crocker on the restart but can't make the pass. Krisiloff runs among the leaders but is off the lead lap.
18. Bodine leads Musgrave, East, Crocker, Lester, Sprague, Moore, Miller, Benson, Starr, Cook, Setzer, Hornaday, Crafton, Kinser, Hamilton, Peters, Lagasse, Reutimann, Skinner, Park, Almirola, Vidovich, Earnhardt, Sutton, Crawford, Darnell, Bliss, Reid, Ambrose, Turner, Greenwell, Richardson, and Gaughan.
17. Lap 67 - Reutimann gets into the back of Lagasse and tears the bumper cover off the Lagasse machine. Turner spins in turn four. Caution is out for the fifth time of the day. Bodine and Musgrave stay out, are they looking to go the distance without a stop? Bliss leads the field to the pits. Crawford, Darnell, Gaughan, and Ambrose follow. The hood is up on the 77.
16. Lap 60 - Gaughan is dropping through the pack. He's fallen from sixth to 14th in six laps. Miller leads the trucks that have pitted in 13th.
15. Lap 54 - A new look top ten after pit stops. Bodine leads Musgrave and Bliss. Crawford, Gaughan, East, Darnell, Turner, Crocker, Reid and Lester follow.
14. Lap 47 - Krisiloff stops off turn two with an apparent flat tire. Miller has significant scrapes on the right front and side of his machine. Krisiloff has a scuffed right side as well. Reutimann, Skinner, and Vidovich come to the pits.
13. Lap 44 - Bodine leads on the restart. Cook, Benson, Crafton, Hornaday and a few others came to pit road, a bold strategy to go over 200 laps on one stop?
12. Crawford and Skinner trading paint on the frontstretch again. Bodine stretches the lead to five lengths before Sutton spins off four. Caution for the third time of the afternoon.
11. Lap 27 - Bodine leads Musgrave, Reutimann, Starr, Crafton, Setzer, Cook, Bliss, Hornaday, Hamilton, Vidovich, Gaughan, Almirola, Crawford, Skinner, Krisiloff, Darnell, East, Turner, Crocker, Reid, Suttin, Peters, Park, Lester, Benson, Moore, Lagasse, Ambrose, Kinser, sprague, Miller, Richardson, Earnhardt, and Greenwell.
City of Mansfield 250 Race Updates 21-30
05-27-2006 3:07 pm
30. The top eleven trucks all show battle scars. Bliss in twelfth looks remarkably clean. One lap to go before the restart. Hornaday leads Sprague, Starr, Miller, Benson, Setzer, Reutimann, Crafton, Park, Skinner, and Peters.
29. Hornaday leads Sprague, Starr, Miller, Benson, Setzer, Reutimann, Crafton, Park, Skinner, Peters, Bliss, Almirola, Hamilton, Darnell, Lagasse, Crawford, Reid, East, and Gaughan as Greenwell gets tagged and spins off turn four. He is narrowly avoided by his teammate Turner.
28. Sprague has caught Lester for second. Hornaday leads by half a straightaway. Ambrose spins and tags the wall hard in turn one. Musgrave and Earnhardt had gotten together in front and thrown up some smoke, so Ambrose may have been hard on the brakes to avoid and the truck jumped out from under him.
27. Heavy traffic at the front as Sprague, Starr, and others get out of shape off turn four. Moore comes to pit road.
26. Hornaday leads Lester, Sprague, Starr, Miller, Benson, Setzer, Reutimann, crafton, Skinner, Peters, Park, Bliss, Hamilton, Almirola, Darnell, Crawford, Reid, Earnhardt, Lagasse, Ambrose, Vidovich, East, Gaughan, Kinser, Moore, Crocker, TTurner, Bodine, Richardson, Cook, and Musgrave.
25. Eighth caution for debris at lap 115. Bodine decices the gamble is not worth it and comes to pit road, handing the lead to Musgrave. Cook also pits. Musgrave takes the lead for one lap and he too comes to pit road. Hornaday now leads.
24. Lap 110 - Sutton spins with no caution. Hornaday is on the move and moves Krisiloff in turn one to set saidl on the leaders. Is the gamble to not pit going to backfire on the Germain team? Miller blackflagged for loose sheetmetal.
23. Lap 99 - Crocker gets tagged and spun out of third. Just before her spin, Hornaday and Miller came together, with Hornaday nearly losing it down the backstretch.
22. Bodine leads Musgrave, East, Crocker, Lester, Sprague, Miller, Hornaday, Starr, Benson, Setzer, Cook, Reutimann, Crafton, Hamilton, Skinner, Peters, Park, Almirola, Darnell, Bliss, Earnhardt, Sutton, Crawford, Reid, Ambrose, Lagasse, Richardson, and Vidovich. East and Vidovich come to pit road with Kinser, Gaughan, and Moore.
21. Moore loops it in turn four and the caution is out for the sixth time. Crafton was on the move before the caution, aggressively looking underneath Reutimann for position. Several trucks starting to carry the battle scars of short track racing.
City of Mansfield 250 RaceUpdates 31-40
05-27-2006 3:37 pm
40. Benson looks underneath Miller for fourth. Miller holds him off as Starr now looks under Sprague for second. Kinser is behind the wall with rear end troubles. Skinner, East, and Krisiloff have been warned by NASCAR to cool down. Lester spins again to tie the record for cautions as the yellow comes out for the 16th time.
39. Lap 210 - Crocker and Krisiloff come together in turn four, cutting down Crocker's left front tire. Lester spins in turn one to bring out the series record tying fifteenth caution. Nope...the record was set this spring in Martinsville at 16 cautions. One more to tie.
38. We are one caution away from tying the series record. 45 laps to go. Hornaday leads as Lagasse makes contact with the wall onthe restart and comes to the pits.
37. East and Skinner come together down the backstretch, with East repaying the favor in turn three with a big punt to Skinner. Not to be outdone, Skinner repays East going into three the next lap, sending East hard into the turn three wall. Caution out again. East has heavy damage to the right front corner, including suspension damage. His day could be over after knocking on the door of a top ten.
36. Darnell and Peters lock horns in turn four for tenth. The top three are a straightaway ahead of Miller in fourth.
35. Darnell looks hard under Skinner on the restart for 12th. Hornaday stretches the advantage over Sprague and Starr who are fighting for second.
34. McCumbee slides through turn three and the caution is out yet again. Hornaday leads Sprague, Starr, Miller, Benson, Setzer, Reutimann, Crafton, Bliss, Park, Peters, Skinner, Darnell, Hamilton, Lagasse, East, Crawford, Reid, Bodine, Gaughan, Vidovich, Musgrave, Crocker, Kinser, Cook, Lester, Krisiloff, Sutton, and Earnhardt.
33. Lap 167 - Richardson goes up in smoke down the backstretch, but we stay green. Bliss is making his way into the top ten as Park gets loose in one and loses two spots.
32. Skinner and Almirola get together on the restart and Almirola slides into the inside frontstretch wall. There is damage to the right front and right rear, but he is able to drive away.
31. Lap 152 - Turner spins in turn two. Hornaday leads Sprague, Starr, Miller, Benson, Setzer, Reutimann, Park, Crafton, Bliss, Peters, Skinner, Almirola, Hamilton, Darnell, Lagasse, Crawford, East, Reid, Gaughan, Vidovich, Bodine, Crocker, Musgrave, Kinser, Cook, Richardson, Lester, Earnhardt, and Krisiloff.
City of Mansfield 250 Race Updates 41 -
05-27-2006 4:12 pm
44. Hornaday wins. Sprague, Starr, Benson, and Miller the top five.
43. Lap 236 - The field jumbles on the restart and Crafton goes from eighth to sixth and is looking at fifth. Bodine and Skinner come together down the backtretch and Skinner goes for a slide. Caution is out for the eighteenth time.
42. The record has been broken. Crocker spins in three and tags the outside wall to bring out the 17th caution flag of the day. Hornaday leads Sprague, Starr, Benson, Miller, Setzer, Reutimann, Crafton, Bliss, Park, Peters, Darnell, Skinner, Crawford, Reid, Bodine, Gaughan, Musgrave, Vidovich, Hamilton, Sutton, Cook, Earnhardt, Lagasse, and Krisiloff.
41. Hornaday leads on he restart as Benson has finally cleared Miller for fourth.
City of Mansfield 250: Unofficial Results
05-27-2006 4:29 pm
1. Hornaday
2. Sprague
3. Starr
4. Benson
5. Miller
6. Crafton
7. Setzer
8. Bliss
9. Reutimann
10. Park
11. Peters
12. Crawford
13. Darnell
14. Reid
15. Bodine
16. Musgrave
17. Gaughan
18. Hamilton, Jr.
19. Vidovich
20. Sutton
21. Lagasse
22. Cook
23. Ambrose
24. Krisiloff
25. Earnhardt
26. Lester
27. Greenwell
28. Crocker
29. Skinner
30. Almirola
31. McCumbee
32. Turner
33. Richardson
34. East
35. Kinser
36. Moore
Unofficial Points - Top 20
05-27-2006 6:42 pm
Bodine 1140
Musgrave 1120
Reutimann 1034
Starr 948
Benson 948
Sprague 935
Setzer 922
Crafton 910
Cook 905
Bliss 888
Darnell 880
Crawford 856
Hornaday 848
Hamilton, Jr. 848
Martin 844
Gaughan 774
Almirola 730
Skinner 691
Miller 686
Krisiloff 658
Who's In? Who's Out?
05-27-2006 6:49 pm
Here are the teams that are locked into the next race at Dover International Speedway:
Germain 30
Germain 9
Waltrip 17
Roush 6
Red Horse 11
BDR 23
Wyler 60
Morgan-Dollar 85
ThorSport 88
ppc Racing 10
Xpress 16
Roush 99
Circle Bar 14
KHI 33
BHR 18
Orleans 77
Spears 75
Wood/jtg 21
BDR 5
Waltrip 12
Green Light 08
Ballew 15
Sutton 02
BHR 4
Woodard 25
Wood/jtg 20 - 626 points
Green Light 07 - 625 points
Evernham 98 - 622 points
ThorSport 13 - 616 points
MRD 06 - 615 points
Here are the teams that need to race their way in:
BHR 04 - 615 points
Morgan-Dollar 46 - 612 points
HT - 605 points
BDR 22 - 552 points
R3 1 - 499
Key 40 - 453
Hornaday Vindicated at Mansfield
05-27-2006 7:12 pm
Last year, Ron Hornaday left Mansfield Motorsports Speedway in a state of frustration. After dominating the race here last year, a late-race penalty for jumping a restart left him mired back in the pack and out of contention to win. Upon returning in 2006, Hornaday, driving Kevin Harvick's No. 33 Chevrolet, leaves vindicated after picking up his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series record 28th-career victory in the City of Mansfield 250.
Hornaday looked to have his work cut out for him early on as the Germain Racing teammates Todd Bodine and Ted Musgrave made a shambles of the field. Bodine started from the pole by virtue of his current standing in the series owner's points, and led the first 117 laps of the event with ease. However, the longer Bodine and Musgrave stayed out, the larger Hornaday loomed in their mirror. Hornaday pitted on lap 44, and his truck came to life and he quickly chased down the lead duo. Finally, under the eighth caution of the day - of a series record 18 which consumed 85 laps - Bodine and then Musgrave peeled off to pit road, handing the lead over to Hornaday.
"It's been an emotional week," Hornaday said. "We lost Ann, a girl who works in our office. She lost her life and we don't really know why. And T.J. Clark and his family lost their son Spencer. It's just been an emotional week. That's partly what that burnout was all about, I wanted to get a few minutes to get my emotions under control. But I am a competitive person, and (Kevin) Harvick always says he is the king of burnouts, and I wanted to show him I could go all the way around the track lighting them up. I guess that shows you how hard the tires are here that we went all that way and only blew out the right front."
While Hornaday was glad to pick up his first series win since Atlanta in March 2005, he said he never looked at Mansfield as a track that owed him anything.
"I didn't come up here thinking this place owed us anything," Hornaday said. "What happened last year was last year. We are focused on this year. This is a credit to my engineer Stacy Johnson. He said we would come pit around lap 40 and I said no way. He swore we could do it on this tire, and I put my trust in him that he was right, and he was."
Hornaday was comfortably ahead of runner-up Jack Sprague, a former Mansfield winner who has not finished any lower than second in three starts at the Ohio half-mile.
"I really didn't think we would be that good," Sprague said of his No. 60 Con-Way Freight Toyota. "I knew we were going to be a good top ten truck and possibly even a top five truck, but I didn't think we could get up there and fight for the win. The sun came out and our truck got pretty good. Congratulations to Ron and those guys for getting their win finally."
Sprague had his hands full over the course of the last 50 laps hold off the advances of a hard charging David Starr. Starr, in the No. 11 Red Horse Racing Toyota was the winner in the last series short track race at Martinsville Speedway in April. He believed his truck was a slightly quicker than Sprague's, but he didn't want to have to use the bumper to make a pass and possibly take himself and Sprague out of top five finishes.
"That's the type of racing you have when everyone is this close chassis wise and horsepower wise," Starr said. "It is so tough to pass out there that the only way I was going to get him was to use the bumper. He was blocking a little bit, and I would nudge him a little just to let him know I didn't like it, but I wasn't going to make a bump and run and risk taking us both out."
Johnny Benson recovered from a flat tire on lap seven to finish fourth in the No. 23 Toyota Certified Used Vehicles Toyota, and Joey Miller was the top finishing Raybestos Rookie of the Year contender in fifth driving the No. 12 Curb Records Toyota.
Matt Crafton gave Ohio-based ThorSport Racing a sixth place finish in the No. 88 Menards/Energizer Chevrolet, Dennis Setzer was seventh in the No. 85 GM FlexFuel E85 Chevrolet, Mike Bliss finished eighth in the No. 16 IWX Motor Freight Chevrolet, David Reutimann was ninth in the No. 17 Team Tundra Toyota, and Steve Park picked up his best finish of the season, rounding out the top ten in the No. 59 Harris Trucking Dodge.
There were a series record 18 caution flags, breaking the record set in April at Martinsville. The 85 caution laps held the average speed to just 62.999 miles per hour. Virtually every truck in the field showed battle scars of short track competition, and although many were involved in incidents there were only a couple that involved heavy wall contact. Aric Almirola got together with Mike Skinner on lap 163 that sent him hard into the inside wall on the frontstretch. Skinner was again involved in another incident, this time on the backstetch with Bobby East that sent East hard into the outside wall in turn three. Skinner and East were involved in a lap-long bumping grudge match that culminated in the accident.
Bodine and Musgrave each earned their worst finishes of the the 2006 season, finishing 15th and 16th respectively. Bodine continues to lead the championship standings by 20 over Musgrave. Reutimann is third, Starr fourth, Benson fifth, Sprague sixth, Setzer seventh, Crafton eighth, Terry Cook ninth, and Bliss tenth.
The AAA Insurance 200 is next up for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at Dover International Speedway. TruckSeries.com will have complete event coverage starting with practice and qualifying updates on Thursday June 1st, and we'll have pre- and post-race coverage on Friday June 2nd.
Audio!!!
05-27-2006 7:16 pm
We have post-race audio for you from the City of Mansfield 250 at Mansfield Motorsports Speedway...look to the Sights and Sounds Box and click on each driver's name to listen.
Winner, Ron Hornaday, No. 33 Chevrolet: "I was just trying to beat Kevin Harvick in burnouts. To go a half mile around Mansfield and only blow out the right front tells me they brought a real hard tire here..."
Runner-up, Jack Sprague, No. 60 Toyota: "It was cool. It was better than I thought we'd be. The sun came out and we had a better truck than I thought we'd have..."
Third place, David Starr, No. 11 Toyota: "It's hard to pass here and the trucks are so equal. There was some blocking there, but that's fair game in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series..."
Fifth-place, Joey Miller, No. 12 Toyota: "We had a great run going. I just happened to hit the fence and it blew that loose sheet metal right off..."
Sixth-place, Matt Crafton, No. 88 Chevrolet: "Something happened up there and they gave me enough room and I just buried it on the outside. I went to the outside and it stuck..."
Seventh-place, Dennis Setzer, No. 85 Chevrolet: "We came out of here with a decent run. A lot of guys had a pretty good truck but couldn't make it back up through the field. Track position is key here in Mansfield..."
We also met up with Brendan Gaughan (17th), Terry Cook (22nd), and Marcos Ambrose (23rd). Again, click on each driver's name to listen.
We're Wrapping it Up
05-27-2006 7:27 pm
What a weekend here at Mansfield Motorsports Speedway! There were challenges all the way around, but once again the race is over and another short track Truck Series battle is in the history books. We have a total of 36 interviews from throughout the weekend in Mansfield for your listening pleasure, and over 300 images in our TruckShots! gallery alone. Throw in the High Sierra gallery and the Rhonda Greer gallery and we should have every possible angle of the City of Mansfield 250 covered.
We're going to call it a day from MMS...congrats to Ron Hornaday and KHI for their first victory of 2006, and a big thanks to the staff here at MMS. We will pick up coverage next Thursday from Dover International Speedway as we bring you practice and qualifying updates for the AAA Insurance 200. Then on Friday, we will have complete pre- and post-race coverage from Round 8 of the 2006 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season. Until then, so long everybody!
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