The entry list is out for Saturday’s Camping World Truck Series Active Pest Control 200. 34 trucks are entered, meaning that two teams will go home early.
For Kyle Busch Motorsports, the merry-go-round in the No. 4 continues until Todd Gilliland can take the truck over full-time later this season. This week, owner Kyle Busch will drive the No. 4
Toyota with sponsorship from Cessna. He replaces David Gilliland, who won the pole at Daytona and was in position to win before being put in the wall late.
Young’s Motorsports will continue to field two trucks in Atlanta. Tyler Young will make his season debut in the No. 20 Chevrolet, replacing Scott Lagasse Jr.
With John Hunter Nemechek making his XFINITY Series debut earlier in the day, Joe Nemechek moves over to the No. 8 for Atlanta. The No. 87 is not entered.
MB Motorsports has brought back Akinori Ogata to the series. This time, Ogata brings sponsorship to the team from Nisshinbo, a Japanese conglomerate that works in electronics, brakes for automobiles, chemicals and textiles. Ogata has six career starts in the Camping World Truck Series with a best finish of 18th at Loudon in 2015. He raced at Atlanta last year for Beaver Motorsports and finished 30th after developing an oil leak.
There are currently two teams that have not declared drivers for the weekend. They are Jennifer Jo Cobb Racing’s No. 0 Chevrolet and the No. 1 Chevrolet for TJL Motorsports. Cobb’s No. 0 did not enter Daytona, while the No. 1 had BJ McLeod behind the wheel. McLeod failed to qualify the No. 1.
In addition to NEMCO Motorsports’ No. 87, the FDNY Racing No. 28 (shut down after Daytona) and Clay Greenfield’s No. 68 are not entered.
Entry List: 2018 Active Pest Control 200
Team | Driver | Sponsor | Manufacturer |
---|---|---|---|
02 - Young's Motorsports | Austin Hill | TBA | Chevrolet |
0 - Jennifer Jo Cobb Racing | TBA | Driven2Honor.org | Chevrolet |
1 - TJL Motorsports | TBA | TBA | Chevrolet |
2 - GMS Racing | Cody Coughlin | JEGS.com | Chevrolet |
3 - Jordan Anderson Racing | Jordan Anderson | Bommarito Automotive Group/Lucas Oil | Chevrolet |
4 - Kyle Busch Motorsports | Kyle Busch (i) | Cessna | Toyota |
6 - Norm Benning Racing | Norm Benning | TBA | Chevrolet |
7 - All Out Motorsports | Korbin Forrester | Tru Clear Global | Toyota |
8 - NEMCO Motorsports | Joe Nemechek | TBA | Chevrolet |
10 - Jennifer Jo Cobb Racing | Jennifer Jo Cobb | Think Realty | Chevrolet |
13 - ThorSport Racing | Myatt Snider | TBA | Ford |
15 - Premium Motorsports | Robby Lyons | Troptions | Chevrolet |
16 - Hattori Racing Enterprises | Brett Moffitt | AISIN Atlanta | Toyota |
18 - Kyle Busch Motorsports | Noah Gragson | Safelite Autoglass | Toyota |
20 - Young's Motorsports | Tyler Young | TBA | Chevrolet |
21 - GMS Racing | Johnny Sauter | Allegiant | Chevrolet |
22 - AM Racing/Niece Motorsports | Austin Wayne Self | AM Technical Solutions/Don't Mess With Texas | Chevrolet |
24 - GMS Racing | Justin Haley | Fraternal Order of Eagles | Chevrolet |
25 - GMS Racing | Dalton Sargeant | Performance Plus Motor Oil | Chevrolet |
33 - Reaume Brothers Racing | Josh Reaume | TBA | Chevrolet |
41 - ThorSport Racing | Ben Rhodes | TBA | Ford |
45 - Niece Motorsports | Justin Fontaine | ProMatic Automation/Superior Essex | Chevrolet |
49 - Premium Motorsports | Wendell Chavous | SobrietyNation.org | Chevrolet |
50 - Beaver Motorsports | Travis Kvapil | Rhino Rush Energy Shot | Chevrolet |
51 - Kyle Busch Motorsports | Spencer Davis | Rheem | Toyota |
52 - Halmar Friesen Racing/GMS Racing | Stewart Friesen | Halmar International | Chevrolet |
54 - DGR-CROSLEY | Bo LeMastus | TBA | Toyota |
63 - MB Motorsports | Akinori Ogata | Nisshinbo | Chevrolet |
74 - Mike Harmon Racing | Mike Harmon (i) | TBA | Chevrolet |
75 - Henderson Motorsports | Parker Kligerman | Food Country USA/Lopez Wealth Management | Chevrolet |
83 - Copp Motorsports | Scott Stenzel | TBA | Chevrolet |
88 - ThorSport Racing | Matt Crafton | Rip It/Menards | Ford |
97 - JJL Motorsports | Jesse Little | JJL Motorsports | Ford |
98 - ThorSport Racing | Grant Enfinger | TBA | Ford |
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