This will be the 14th NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at New Hampshire.
The track's first appearance on the series schedule came in 1996.
Ron Hornaday Jr. (No. 33 Copart Chevrolet) leads all drivers with three
victories, including two straight. In fact, Hornaday is the only driver with
multiple series victories at New Hampshire. His victory in 2007 came at a track
record average of 109.780 mph and was the largest-ever margin of victory, 4.211
seconds. His first victory in 1996 came on a last-lap pass, which was the only
lap he led the entire race.
Jack Sprague holds the most pole positions with three. He also has a track
record of seven top 10s.
Three races have been won by polesitters—Jack Sprague (2001), Jimmy Spencer
(2003) and Ron Hornaday Jr. (2007).
Every race since 2000 has been won from a top-10 starting position.
The furthest back any driver has started from and won was 26th by Jay Sauter
(1997).
There were a track record 17 lead changes in 2005. The following year, Johnny
Benson led green-to-checkered flag.
The closest margin of victory was 0.189 seconds in 2002, with Terry Cook (No. 25
Cajun Industries/Harris Trucking Toyota) winning the race.
Mike Skinner (No. 5 Toyota) set the track qualifying record in 2006 at 129.626
mph.
