Rick Crawford Driver Diary: Drag Racing, Sweet Trucks & Toyota’s Secret
We had a solid top-five run at Bristol. It was exciting to run there, especially on the new pavement at Bristol Motor Speedway. Well, actually …
Truck Series
Tearing Apart the Trucks: A NASCAR Championship That’s Far From Decided
As the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series rolls into New Hampshire International Speedway for the 18th race of the season, Ron Hornaday Jr. finds himself leading …
Mirror Driving: Is Junior’s Situation Bad? Chase Changes: Did They Make You Mad? & Is Toyota Feeling Rad?
Wednesday will make it official – Joe Gibbs Racing is switching to Toyota. What do you expect the immediate impact on the team will be?
10 Points to Ponder… After the 2007 Sharp Aquos 500 at Fontana
I like Dale Earnhardt Jr. as much as the next person, but the tunnel-visioned focus of the Sharp Aquos 500 broadcast on his Chase quest was ridiculous.
Tracking the Trucks: 2007 Missouri/Illinois Dodge Dealers Ram Tough 200 at Gateway
Johnny Benson took the checkered flag ahead of Ron Hornaday Jr. for his second consecutive win Saturday night at Gateway International Raceway.
David Starr Driver Diary: Safe Racing & SafeLight
A couple of weeks ago we made some changes on our International MaxxForce Diesel team, including a new truck chief, Troy “TK” Kelly. We had …
Racing’s All in the Family at Gateway
When the Craftsman Truck Series takes the green flag Saturday evening at Gateway International Raceway, Kenny Wallace will make his return to the series after …
Mirror Driving: No Bristol Bumps, Villeneuve Takes His Lumps & Can AT&T Get Back Over The Hump?
With the Chase drama all but played out with two races to go, were drivers at Bristol playing it a little too conservative?
Tracking the Trucks: 2007 O’Reilly 200 at Bristol
Johnny Benson scored his first career win at Bristol Wednesday night, taking the checkered flag 0.790 seconds ahead of newly married Brendan Gaughan.
Mirror Driving: We Need a Week Off, A Lack of Talent in the Busch Pool & Feeding Off The Craftsman Truck Series
With their less aerodynamic bodies being the inspiration for the CoT, could the Truck Series become a more logical Cup feeder series than the Busch Series?