Tracking the Trucks: Ben Kennedy Outlasts Bristol for First Career Win
In a Nutshell: Ben Kennedy took the checkered flag 0.274 seconds ahead of Brett Moffitt to win Wednesday night’s UNOH 200 at Bristol Motor Speedway. …
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William Byron to Move to XFINITY, JR Motorsports in 2017
William Byron’s five wins in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series during the 2016 season — so far — have garnered him attention from other …
Ben Kennedy Scores First Career Truck Series Win at Bristol
Rains delayed the start of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series UNOH 200 at Bristol Motor Speedway Wednesday, but Ben Kennedy, son of NASCAR’s Lesa …
Tyler Reddick Sets New Truck Track Record on Way to Bristol Pole
Qualifying for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series began with 35 competitors taking to Bristol Motor Speedway, but only Tyler Reddick can lay claim to …
Daniel Suarez on Top of Second Bristol Truck Series Practice
The second NASCAR Camping World Truck Series practice from Bristol Motor Speedway resulted in a one-groove racing surface — and track-record speeds. Daniel Suarez laid …
Christopher Bell Fastest in First Bristol Truck Practice
When the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series hit Bristol Motor Speedway on Wednesday for the first of two practice sessions, drivers were met with a couple …
Entry List: 2016 UNOH 200
On Wednesday night (weather permitting), the Camping World Truck Series will take to the 0.533-mile Bristol Motor Speedway for 200 laps of hard-fought action. Before …
Rookie William Byron Competing for Wins on the Track and in the Classroom
Prior to entering his rookie season with Kyle Busch Motorsports, William Byron had one expectation — winning. Being a rookie in the NASCAR Camping World …
Austin Cindric Adds 3 Races to Truck Season Schedule
Coming off a victory in the NASCAR Pro Series East race at Watkins Glen International, Austin Cindric will attempt to make his 2016 Camping World …
Truckin’ Thursdays: Five Scariest Truck Series Crashes
NASCAR has made so many safety advances that it’s easy to get complacent and forget that the sport is still inherently dangerous. Despite everything the …