Tearing Apart the Trucks: Storylines to Watch in Kansas
Finally. After five weeks of sitting dormant, the Camping World Truck Series returns to action Friday night at Kansas Speedway. Following three practice sessions Thursday …
Tearing Apart the Trucks
Tearing Apart the Trucks: Hornaday Loses His Head at Rockingham
Sunday afternoon presented one of the rare times for the Camping World Truck Series to be in the spotlight; they put on just the race I expected them to. And though Kyle Larson thoroughly dominated the field, leading all but a handful of laps, there was still plenty of action throughout the race right up to the final caution.
That’s when things went, well, crazy for lack of a better word. When Timothy Peters and Ryan Sieg got together, causing the yellow it was clear the field would be set up for an exciting green-white-checkered finish. But more than half a lap after the yellow came out, Darrell Wallace, Jr. was sent spinning and out of the race off the bumper of Ron Hornaday, Jr. Several replays later, it became clear that the veteran had spun the rookie intentionally in retaliation for earlier contact between the two.
James Buescher Returns to Top of Truck Series, Turner Motorsports
SPARTA, Ky. – Turner Motorsports has made plenty of waves in 2012, just not where they were expected to.
Tearing Apart the Trucks: Kentucky’s Championship Effect
With the Camping World Truck Series fresh off the UNOH 225 at Kentucky Speedway Thursday night (June 28), there are plenty of things to keep an eye on.
Red Horse Racing an Eventful Microcosm of NASCAR’s Return to the Rock
Red Horse Racing entered Rockingham leading the Truck points. They left Rockingham with the points lead. What happened in between was nowhere near that simple.
Keeping Perspective on the Return to Rockingham
The return of NASCAR racing to Rockingham this weekend is a joyous event, but a complicated one as well.
Questions Still Loom for Townley, RAB Racing Following Martinsville
RIDGEWAY, Va. – It was one of the more uneventful Martinsville races in recent memory and the same could be said for the return of John Wes Townley.
Truckin’ Thursdays: Hornaday, Sauter, Buescher Rise to the Top in 2012
With March 31 and the Kroger 250 at Martinsville just about a week and a half away, it’s time to start thinking Camping World Truck Series racing once again.
Tearing Apart the Trucks: Memorable Moments of the 2011 Season
From James Buescher and Ron Hornaday Jr. each making unlikely runs at the title to costly mistakes, there are plenty of reasons to remember the 2011 season.
Tearing Apart the Trucks: Evaluating 2011 Championship Hopefuls
With just three races remaining to determine the Camping World Truck Series champion, four drivers find themselves separated by a mere 16 points.