Truckin’ Thursdays: Corey LaJoie Preps for Truck Series Debut
The Camping World Truck Series is back in action, this time on Thursday night at Kentucky Speedway. A quick look at the entry list shows …
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Corey LaJoie to make Camping World Truck Series debut at Kentucky
Ricky Benton Racing Enterprises announced on Tuesday that they have signed Corey LaJoie to drive the team’s No. 92 Ford F-150 in Thursday night’s NASCAR …
Truckin’ Thursdays: Memorable Series Moments Part I
While the Nationwide and Cup series head out west for a visit to Sonoma, the Camping World Truck Series once again sits idle, and until …
Tracking the Trucks: Drivin’ For Linemen 200
In a Nutshell: Darrell Wallace, Jr. took the checkered flag 0.329 seconds ahead of German Quiroga to win Saturday night’s Drivin’ For Linemen 200 at …
Truckin’ Thursdays: It’s Really Anyone’s Race This Weekend In St. Louis
After a brief hiatus, the stars of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series will return to Gateway Motorsports Park in St. Louis, Missouri this Saturday …
Nelson Piquet Jr. To Run NCWTS Practice For John Wes Townley
As announced pre-season, John Wes Townley is running both the full ARCA Racing Series schedule for Venturini Motorsports and the full NASCAR Camping World Truck …
Couch Potato Tuesday: TNT’s Decisions & Technical Issues Hinder Pocono Broadcast
Last weekend marked a jam-packed few days of racing across multiple tracks, with Pocono Raceway and Texas Motor Speedway sharing the brunt of the attention. …
Tracking the Trucks: North Carolina Education Lottery 200
In a Nutshell: Kyle Busch won his fourth straight NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race dating back to Homestead 2013. He dominated the North Carolina Education Lottery 200, …
Truckin’ Thursdays: Eric Phillips Shines as Crew Chief
Kyle Busch’s victory in last weekend’s SFP 250 marked his 37th in the Camping World Truck Series. Depending on which side of the coin you fall, that …
The Big 6: Questions Answered After the 5-Hour Energy 400 at Kansas
Even with changes in recent years to change things, the need for clean air is still apparent on intermediate tracks, and it really showed on Saturday. Even Kevin Harvick, who easily had the best car in the field when out front, struggled to make any headway when he was in traffic.