Lucas Oil 200
Dover
SPEED • MRN • Sirius
Friday, May 13, 2011
4:45 PM ET
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8:00 PM ET SDD
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Thursday, May 12
2:30 PM - 3:45 PM ET
4:15 PM - 5:30 PM ET
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Friday, May 13
!0:10 AM ET
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DOVER
 


Kroger 250
Martinsville
SPEED • MRN • Sirius
Sat. April 2, 2011
2:00 PM ET
TV Time
1:30 PM ET
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Friday April 1
11AM - 12:20 PM ET
2:10AM-3:20 AM ET
Qualifying
Saturday April 2
10:40 AM ET
Martinsville Post Race
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MARTINSVILLE
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Johnny Sauter (1)
Joe Shear Jr. (CC)
Kyle Busch (2)
Ron Hornaday Jr. (3)
Cole Whitt (R)


Too Tough to Tame 200
Darlington
SPEED • MRN • Sirius
Sat. March 12, 2011
5:00 PM ET
TV Time
4:30 PM ET
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Saturday March 12
9:00 AM-10:00 AM ET
10:30AM-11:30 AM ET
Qualifying
Saturday March 12
3:15 PM ET
Darlington Post Race
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DARLINGTON
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Kasey Kahne (1)
Eric Phillips (CC)
Ron Hornaday, Jr. (2)
Todd Bodine (3)
Cole Whitt(R)


09-14-2009

WAYNE'S WORDS: Returning To New England
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"The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series is excited to return to New England and New Hampshire Motor Speedway this weekend, after a fun three-race swing through the Midwest.

"Racing in New England in September is always great, as the weather and leaves changing colors typically signifies the beginning of fall. Heading to New England also means we'll have a chance to feast on some lobsters.

"Like our last two races at Iowa and Gateway, New Hampshire is a short track, but it offers unique features. The long straightaways and relatively flat surface produces interesting challenges for our drivers. They have to hit their braking points correctly going into the turns before hitting the gas early and hard heading down the straights.

"We have had some memorable races at New Hampshire, as well as some memorable restarts. The largest margin of victory we've had is under five seconds, and only three times has a polesitter taken the checkered flag first, which shows drivers from any starting position can run up front and win at New Hampshire. Also, all four manufacturers have tasted victory at the track.

"And we can't forget Ron Hornaday Jr., though his season has already proven unforgettable. He will be going for his record fourth NASCAR Camping World Truck Series victory at the Magic Mile, as well as his seventh on the season.

"As always, we're looking forward to another weekend showcasing our style of racing in front of the New England fans and putting on a terrific race." - Wayne Auton, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Director


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