NOTES:
• This week's race truck for Nashville Superspeedway is Chassis No. 22-42. Chassis No. 22-42 was last raced at Kentucky Speedway, where the 22-year-old Michael Annett posted the best finish (second) thus far of his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series career.
• Another Pilot... The No. 22 Toyota Tundra will fly the Pilot Travel Center colors Saturday night in Nashville. Pilot Travel Centers are located throughout the United States and are the leading travel center for both truckers and families.
• Autographs Anyone? Annett will join his two Bill Davis Racing teammates, Johnny Benson and Mike Skinner, Saturday, Aug. 9, in an autograph session at Nashville Superspeedway. The trio will greet fans from noon to 1 p.m. at the Craftsman Mobile Marketing Unit, located in the display area on the frontstretch.
• Vacation Needed… Annett has spent the last two weeks with his family and friends in his hometown of Des Moines, Iowa. The rookie phenom also tested a USAC Silver Crown car at Iowa Speedway last Thursday.
• 1,400th Start… When Dave Blaney took the green flag last weekend in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Pocono (Pa.) Speedway, it marked Bill Davis Racing's 1,400th NASCAR start. The High Point, N.C., operation has accumulated 37 wins, 172 top-five finishes, 363 top-10 finishes and 66 pole positions in NASCAR's three premier divisions.
• Listen and Watch … The Toyota Tundra 200 is scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. ET Saturday, Aug. 9. It will broadcast on SPEED (TV), MRN (radio) and Sirius Satellite Radio (Ch. 128).

Michael Annett on racing at Nashville Superspeedway:
"I am excited about this weekend. We are bringing the truck that finished second in Kentucky a couple of weeks ago, and we are looking for great things again this weekend. I just can't say enough about this Bill Davis Racing team. They bring trucks to the track every week that are capable of running in the top five. [Crew chief] Doug Wolcott and all the guys on this No. 22 team are really just a special group. I think Nashville Superspeedway is a track that I can really get around. It reminds me a lot of my home track in Iowa. You have to be really smooth all the way through the corners in order to be fast. We are really looking forward to seeing what we have for the rest of the competition on Saturday."