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2009
NASCAR
Camping World Truck Series
General News
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Memphis Convention & Visitors Bureau and O’Reilly Auto Parts partner with track...
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Turtle Wax, Camping World partner to sponsor KHI's No. 33...
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Strutmasters extends NASCAR Truck Series sponsorship of Timothy Peters for the rest of 2009 season
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Ratings for SPEED™ coverage for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series continue to climb...
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Now, as they say, things get interesting.
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Friday's Texas Truck Series event featured a short field of just 33 starters and based on the level of competition and the early retirement rate, it appeared that 10 of the trucks on the starting grid were 'start and park' entries. None of the trucks in the final 10 positions of the race completed more than 26 laps or a full fuel/tire run in Friday's WinStar World Casino 400 at Texas - all of them falling out of the race with reasons like 'Vibration, Overheating, Ignition and Handling.' One truck was listed out at 'Too Slow.'
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Tough economic times force Red Horse Racing to suspend operations of the No. 1 Toyota Tundra driven by 2008 NCWTS Champion Johnny Benson... (Photo: JohnnyBenson.com)
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Erik Darnell’s dramatic victory over Johnny Benson a year ago was the closest NASCAR Camping World Truck Series finish since the advent of computer scoring. Darnell took the win by .005 seconds which works out to about a quarter inch of bumper cover. The dramatic ending to the Michigan 200 left many fans buzzing. Others merely smiled knowingly.
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Three-time NASCAR Camping World Series champion Ron Hornaday Jr. needed six races to grab the points lead — and just two to lose it. Hornaday’s bid for three consecutive victories at Texas Motor Speedway came to an end with a mid-race pit road speeding infraction and later engine trouble that left the Kevin Harvick Inc. truck 19th at the conclusion of the Texas 400. That opened the door for Matt Crafton...
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Johnny Sauter became the second rookie in a row to win the pole for TMS’ spring race.
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Red Horse Racing announced NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver Timothy Peters and sponsor Strutmasters.com will join RHR.
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20-year-old Colin Braun will be behind the wheel o f the No. 6 Con-way Freight Ford and is gunning for his first series win in Saturday's race at Michigan International Speedway. He'll also be in the sponsors, manufacturers and owners backyard and if he wins it will be the 50th win for Roush Fenway Racing...
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TIMOTHY PETERS will race the No. 17 Strutmasters.com Toyota Tundra, for Red Horse Racing at MIS...
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Colin Braun took advantage of a rare mistake by Kyle Busch to win his first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race and Roush Fenway Racing's 50th in the series.
(Photo Geoff Burke/Getty Images for NASCAR)
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Colin Braun capitalized on a Kyle Busch mistake to win the Michigan 200 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race.
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Reigning NASCAR Camping World Truck Series champion Johnny Benson is in serious but stable condition in a Michigan hospital following a fiery crash during a supermodified race on Saturday night.
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The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series is known for its great competition amongst seasoned veterans and developing drivers, and over the past three weeks, young drivers have been on their game, combining for two wins and a pole.
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Brian Scott crashed last week at the Michigan International Speedway and came away with a broken right wrist...
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Steve McGranahan accepts the invitation to serve as Memphis Grand Marshal on June 27...
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In NASCAR two things bring success in a career as a driver: winning and consistency. Matt Crafton (No. 88 Menards Chevrolet) is proving that the latter can take you to the top of the series standings. Crafton has posted a series-leading eight top-10 finishes in nine starts this season.
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Johnny Benson talks about his crash, his injuries and his prospects...
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While he'll argue that it's too early to be predicting who will take home the 2009 title, it's hard not to acknowledge that Ron Hornaday Jr. is a title contender. The three-time series champion is coming off a dominating win at The Milwaukee Mile, where he nailed a perfect driver rating. (Photo: Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
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A little bit of Kyle Busch is rubbing off on his NASCAR Camping World Truck Series teammate, Brian Ickler … the good parts, that is … Ickler, part-time rookie driver of the No. 51 and No. 15 Billy Ballew Motorsports Toyotas, has scored two top-five finishes and two pole positions in six Truck Series starts this season
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Ron Hornaday Jr. retook the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series points lead last weekend in Milwaukee with a 36 point lead over Matt Crafton as the series heads to the Memphis Motorsports Park...
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What many call the toughest stretch of racing on the 2009 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series schedule has ended. In Wimbledon terms, Ron Hornaday Jr. (No. 33 Longhorn Chevrolet) held serve. Hornaday, the leader by 84 points entering five consecutive weekends of racing in late May, remains in the No. 1 position. He leads Matt Crafton (No. 88 Menards Chevrolet) by 76 points.
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