• This is Toyota's third season, and 56th race, in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series (NCTS).
• Toyota Tundras have won 16 NCTS races since the beginning of the 2004 Craftsman Truck Series season.
• Drivers who have registered wins driving Tundras include Todd Bodine (9), Mike Skinner (2), Travis Kvapil (2), David Reutimann (1), David Starr (1) and Brandon Whitt (1).
• Toyota drivers who have won races in 2006 include Todd Bodine (Atlanta and St. Louis) and David Starr (Martinsville).
• At St. Louis (April 29), Tundra drivers captured the top-five finishing positions for the first time in an NCTS race. Todd Bodine ended up first and was followed to the finish line by Tundra drivers Ted Musgrave (second), David Reutimann (third), Jack Sprague (fourth) and Johnny Benson (fifth).
• Toyota Tundras also took four of the top-five finishing positions in races at Daytona (Feb.17), California (Feb. 24) and Atlanta (March 17).
• Toyota Tundras have won 21 NCTS poles since the beginning of the 2004 Craftsman Truck Series season.
• This year, Mike Skinner (Charlotte), David Reutimann (California) and Todd Bodine (Atlanta) have put Tundras on the pole.
• Mike Skinner has 10 career pole positions driving a Tundra. Last year, Skinner had a series-high seven pole positions a year ago, and in 2004 he had two poles.
• Other Tundra pole winners include David Reutimann (5), Bill Lester (2), Brandon Whitt (2), Todd Bodine (1) and Travis Kvapil (1).

TODD BODINE, Germain Racing, No. 9 Lumber Liquidators Tundra:
How was your night? "In the beginning, I had some patience on some lapped trucks, I had all the patience I could take to get around them. My Tundra was pretty decent. We got tight on the long runs. At the end there, I was running hard with Terry (Cook). I was a little faster than him, and slipped in turns one and two, and slipped and got up high and lost some ground. With five laps to go I wans't going to make it up. Another good night for Germain Racing; I was third and Teddy (Musgrave) was fourth. That's how you win championships. If you don't have the best truck, you just finish up there the best you can, and that's what we did. Basically, we started last because we came in on that first stop to adjust the truck because it was terrible, terrible loose. We came in an adjusted it and started last and came back to third. It was a good night."

How was the track? "It's typical of new asphalt. It's pretty much one groove. Turns one and two are not bad on the outside, you can run outside there. Turns three and four, it really takes off on you. If you get out into the second groove in turns one and two it will take off on you. It's going to take a while to get it broken in. Any new race track is that way. You have to wear the outside out before the bottom comes in."

TED MUSGRAVE, Germain Racing, No. 9 Team ASE/Germain Toyota Tundra:
How was your night? "We came here not knowing what this race track or tire would do. We never made any long runs. We were just so tight all night long, I really couldn't do a whole lot. But, we had a good call in the pits with no tires. That let us get some positions because it was so hard to pass. It got me up there and let me try to work on Kyle (Busch), but he was just so awesome. He was in a league by himself. After a few laps I got tight and Terry Cook got by me. It's a good points race tonight for Germain; a third and fourth again. Never been out of the top-four this year, so far."