NOTES:

This Week's Race Truck for Texas Motor Speedway is Chassis No. 23-73.  Chassis No. 23-73 was the Tundra with which the No. 23 team finished seventh last weekend at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Certified Leader…  Toyota Certified Used Vehicles will serve as the primary sponsor of the No. 23 Toyota Tundra team at Texas Motor Speedway.  The used car leader is the first in the automotive industry to surpass two million certified used vehicles sold.

Cattle, Anyone?  Team owner Bill Davis will be busy this weekend.  Not only will he attend the weekend's activities at TMS, he will also be at his ranch in Concord, Ark., for the second-annual Chimney Rock 500, the premiere Brangus cattle sale.  The two-day event will begin Thursday afternoon with a commercial female sale, then carry into Friday for the registered herd sale.  The event will attract more than 1,000 cattlemen from all over the world to the state-of-the-art facility on Davis' ranch.  For more information on Chimney Rock Cattle Company, please visit www.chimneyrockcattle.com.

Autographs, Anyone?  Johnny Benson will sign autographs at Sport City Toyota in Dallas, Texas, Wednesday, Oct. 29 from 5:15 p.m. CST to 6:30 p.m. CST.  Visit sportcity.com for more information.

Listen and Watch … The Silverado 350K is scheduled to start at 9 p.m. ET Friday, Oct. 31.  It will broadcast on SPEED (TV), MRN (radio) and Sirius Satellite Radio (Ch. 128). 

Bill Davis Racing Quotes:

Johnny Benson on racing at Texas Motor Speedway: "Texas is cool.  I like that track.  It's a fast race track, and it's a finesse-style track, but it's also very difficult to be fast there.  Even though from the air it looks like Charlotte, or it looks like Atlanta, or it looks like other tracks, it's not.  It's a fun place to race, and we've had some good success there, and we've had some failure there.  Three races in a row we had engine problems, and I'm hoping we don't run into that again.  I've always ran good there so I'm looking forward to it.

"We're not approaching anything differently than what we need to.  We're just trying to run as fast as we can and do the best job that we can, and we're really not doing anything different than we've done all season to get us here.  Sure, you're going to look around and you're going to see what's around and see what's happening, but I don't think we really did anything more or different earlier in the year either because they all count the same.  I don't see any big changes."