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CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES FULL TIME TEAMS |
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| TRUCK # |
DRIVER | MANUFACTURER | PRIMARY SPONSOR | LISTED OWNER | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE BUILDER |
| NOTES................. | ||||||
| 07 | Chris Cockrum Grant Galloway Johnny Chapman |
Toyota | Advanced Communications Group Accu-Tech |
Ken Smith SS GreenLight Racing |
Richard Goad | PME |
| Chris Cockrum will run this truck at Daytona in February, no word on plans after that (1-14-2013). Grant Galloway plans to debut at Martinsville in April in either the #07 or #08 and run more races from there(1-8-2013). Team announced it is looking for drivers for the 2013 season (12-27-2012). Sponsorship woes created limitations for Ross Chastain toward the end of 2012. He will not return to the team in 2013. Cockrum will return to the truck in Charlotte. (5-1-2013) | ||||||
| 3 | Ty Dillon | Chevy | Bass Pro Shops/Tracker Boats | Richard Childress | Marcus Richmond | ECR |
| Team owner Richard Childress has announced that Ty Dillon will return full-time for the 2013 season. | ||||||
| 4 | Jeb Burton | Chevy | Arrowhead | Steve Turner Harry Scott Jr. Turner Scott Motorsports |
Mike Hillman, Jr | Hendrick |
| It has been announced that Jeb Burton has signed a two-year deal with Turner Motorsports. He will run the #4 and likely use owners points from the #27 which used to be owned by Hillman Jr. Arrowhead electronic cigarettes will be the sponsor. | ||||||
| 5 | Tim George Jr. | Ford | GT Vodka/Applebee's | Richie Wauters | Richie Wauters | Roush-Yates |
| George Jr announced his addition to the team for Daytona. Brings with him sponsorship from Applebees.. | ||||||
| 6 | Justin Lofton Devin Jones Tyler Young Danny Efland |
Chevy | Lofton Cattle, J6Ink, Speed Energy, Madvapes VeriStor Young's Buiding Systems, Randco Industries NeuroMama.com |
Eddie Sharp | Jamie Jones | ECR |
| Lofton will reduce his NASCAR schedule and split time in Robby Gordon's Stadium Super Truck Series. Other drivers will share driving duties as well. The team says Eddie Troconis has left the team and Jamie Jones will take over as crew chief. Jones was serving as crew chief on the team truck, the #33, but this team has reduced its schedule to a handful of events. (4-16-2013) | ||||||
| 7 | John Wes Townley | Toyota | Zaxby's | Tom DeLoach | Mike Beam | Joe Gibbs Racing |
| Parker Kligerman is headed to Nationwide in 2013 and John Wes Townley is taking over this seat. Mike Beam will be the crew chief | ||||||
| 8 | Max Gresham | Chevy | MadeinUSABrand.com AmWINS Trimmer Assist |
Eddie Sharp | Chris Showalter | ECR |
| Gresham has re-signed with ESR for 2013
and plans to run the full season. Chris Showalter returns as crew chief. Trimmer Assist on-board as primary for Charlotte and Dover. (5-7-2013) | ||||||
| 9 | Ron Hornaday Jr. | Chevy | Smokey Mountain Herbal Snuff Anderson's Pure Maple Syrup |
Joe Denette | Bruce Cook | ECR |
| JDM and NTS have merged to form NTS Motorsports. Hornaday has signed a two-year agreement with Bruce Cook as Director of Competition for the team and crew chief for the #9. Smokey Mountain Herbal Snuff will be primary sponsor on the #9 at Daytona, Rockingham, Kansas, both Texas races, Iowa, Eldora, Pocono, Bristol, Talladega, Martinsville, and Phoenix. Anderson's Pure Maple Syrup will be primary at Dover, Kentucky and Chicagoland. | ||||||
| 10 | Jennifer Jo Cobb | Chevy/RAM/Ford | Driven2Honor.org/Bebida Beverage Company KOMA Unwind ProudAmericanTradingPost.com Mark One Electric |
Jennifer Jo Cobb | Dan Kolanda | TBA |
| Cobb says she plans to run the trucks full time and make sone Nationwide Series attempts (1-4-2013) | ||||||
| 13 | Todd Bodine | Toyota | Mattei Air Compressors SealMaster |
Duke Thorson | Jeriod Prince | TRT |
| Sauter switches to the #98 for 2013 and Bodine joins the team in Daytona, adding that it may be a full season if sponsorship is found. Mattei Air Compressors was on board in Daytona. SealMaster signed on for Martinsville. | ||||||
| 17 | Timothy Peters | Toyota | Parts Plus | Tom DeLoach | Butch Hylton | Joe Gibbs Racing |
| Parts Plus on board in Daytona. | ||||||
| 18 | Joey Coulter | Toyota | GunBroker.com Darrell Gwynn Foundation Dollar General |
Kyle Busch | Harold Holly | TRT |
| Coulter will run the full season. GunBroker.com will bethe primary in Daytona, Bristol, Las Vegas, Phoenix and Homestead. | ||||||
| 19 | Ross Chastain (15 races) Dave Blaney (Eldora) Brad Keselowski Joey Logano |
Ford | National Watermelon Association / Melon1/ Checkered Flag Foundation Cequent Group brands Draw-Tite, Carbon Forged Reese Towpower, Bulldog, Harpe |
Brad Keselowski Racing | Chad Kendrick | Roush-Yates |
| Second team for BKR. Plans to run the full season with a few drivers including Dave Blaney on the dirt at Eldora, Ross Chastain for 15 races with Melon1 as the sponsor - National Watermelon Association for Daytona and four other events. Team owner Brad Keselowski and his NSCS Penske Racing teammate, Joey Logano (1-15-2013). Will have techical assistance from Penske Racing. | ||||||
| 24 [was 14] | Brennan Newberry | Chevy | Fight For Life No Fear Hy-Vee Qore-24 |
Bob Newberry | Eddie Pardue | ECR |
| JDM and NTS have merged to form NTS
Motorsports. Newberry will run full-time in 2013 with Eddie Pardue joining the team as crew chief. Team picked up sponsorship from Qore-24 prior to Charlotte and changed the team # from 14 to 24. | ||||||
| 27 | Jeff Agnew | Chevy | Hillman Racing | Mike Hillman Sr. | Doug Weddle/Mark Hillman | ? |
| Hillman Racing and Team 7 Motorsports merge efforts to run Agnew. | ||||||
| 29 | Ryan Blaney | Ford | Cooper Standard | Brad Keselowski Racing | Doug Randolph | Roush-Yates |
| Blaney to run full season with Cooper Standard as the sponsor. Team switches to Ford (1-15-2013). Will have techical assistance from Penske Racing. | ||||||
| 31 | James Buescher | Chevy | Rheem (15 races) | Steve Turner Harry Scott Jr. Turner Scott Motorsports |
Michael Shelton | Hendrick |
| Buescher will return to defend his series championship. Rheem will sponsor a minimum of 15 races. | ||||||
| 32 | Miguel Paludo | Chevy | Duroline Brakes & Components SEM Products |
Steve Turner Harry Scott Jr. Turner Scott Motorsports |
Jeff Hensley | Hendrick |
| Turner Motorsports has announced that Miguel Paludo will return to the seat of the #32 for the full 2013 season. | ||||||
| 39 | Ryan Sieg | Chevy | Pull-A-Part LLC | Susan Bates | Kevin Starland | PME |
| Ryan Sieg returns as the driver and sponsor Pull-A-Part LLC joins the team for Daytona. | ||||||
| 54 | Darrell Wallace Jr. | Toyota | Toyota Care Coca-Cola Liberty Tire Recycling Ground Smart Rubber Mulch |
Kyle Busch | Jerry Baxter | TRT |
| Wallace will drive the whole season for KBM. Still JGR developement driver. | ||||||
| 57 | Norm Benning | Chevy | Norm Benning Racing | Norm Benning | Ted Walters | ? |
| Will plan full season in 2013 | ||||||
| 60 |
Dakoda Armstrong | Chevy | WinField | Stacy Compton John Story |
Gere Kennon | ECR |
| Armstrong joins Compton's team and run the full season. Daytona sponsorship from WinField. WinField has signed on for the season. (4-1-2013) | ||||||
| 62 [was 22] | Brendan Gaughan | Chevy | SouthPoint Casino | Richard Childress | Shane Wilson | ECR |
| Brendan Gaughan will return to RCR and will run the entire truck schedule in 2003. Shane Wilson will be the crew chief. Gaughan will begin the season with the owner points earned by the #22 in 2012. | ||||||
| 77 [was 11] | German Quiroga | Toyota | Net 10 Wireless | Tom DeLoach | Dan Stillman | Joe Gibbs Racing |
| Hearing Quiroga may run for RHR in 2013. Quiroga ran some races for KBM in 2012. Three-time NASCAR Toyota Series champion.Net10 will sponsor Quiroga for 12 races. | ||||||
| 81 | David Starr | Toyota | NCCER's Build Your Future campaign (BYF) Chasco Constructors Steely Lumber Company |
Bobby Dotter / Ken Smith | Bryan Berry/ Jason Miller | PME |
| Team announces 2013 run with Starr for Daytona. | ||||||
| 84 | Chris Fontaine Mike Harmon |
Chevy | Glenden Enterprises | Chris Fontaine | Kevin Ingram | PME |
| 2013 plans unknown. | ||||||
| 88 | Matt Crafton | Toyota | Slim Jim Menards Ideal Door |
Duke & Rhonda Thorson | Carl Joiner | TRT |
| It was reported during the season-finale broadcast that Matt Crafton would be returning to ThorSport Racing in 2013. | ||||||
| 93 | Jason White Kenny Habul Chris Jones |
Chevy | Bubble / RSS Racing | Pam Sieg | Timothy Brown | ? |
| White joins the team in Daytona. Will run NNS. Full season plans for the 93 unknown | ||||||
| 98 [was 13] | Johnny Sauter | Toyota | Carolina Nut Co./Curb Records | Mike Curb | Joe Shear Jr. | TRT |
| It was reported during the season-finale broadcast that Johnny Sauter would be returning with ThorSport in 2013. The team will be switching from the #13to the #98 this season. | ||||||
| 99 | Bryan Silas | Ford | Lazer TroKar/Rockingham Speedway/Warriors-4-Warriors | T3R2 | Gary Cogswell | Roush-Yates |
| Plans to run the full 2013 season. | ||||||
CAMPING WORLD
TRUCK SERIES PART TIME TEAMS |
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| TRUCK # |
DRIVER | MANUFACTURER | PRIMARY SPONSOR | LISTED OWNER | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE BUILDER |
| NOTES................. | ||||||
| 0* | Scott Saunders | RAM | Driven2Honor.com | Jennifer Jo Cobb | Scott Kazura | Mixon(Ford) Arrington(RAM) |
| Second team for Jennifer Jo Racing in 2012. 2013 plans unknown. | ||||||
| 01* | Jake Crum | Chevy | Bandit Chippers | Sabrina Crum | Lee McCall | ? |
| Team made five starts in 2012. 2013 plans unknown. | ||||||
| 02* | Tyler Young | Chevy | Rando | Rando Young | Cody Sauls | ? |
| Will make first start of the season at Rockingham. Other events TBD | ||||||
| 08 | Grant Galloway | Toyota | ? | Bobby Dotter SS GreenLight Racing |
? | PME |
| Grant Galloway plans to debut at Martinsville in April in either the #07 or #08 and run more races from there(1-8-2013). Team announced it is looking for drivers for the 2013 season (12-27-2012). Sponsorship woes created limitations for Ross Chastain toward the end of 2012. He will not return to the team in 2013. | ||||||
| 09 | ? | Toyota | ? | Robby Benton | Chris Rice | TRT |
| 2013 plans unknown. | ||||||
| 1 | Dusty Davis Jonathan Davenport TJ Bel |
Chevy | Accell Construction Electronic Services |
Rick Ware | Dave Fuge, Jr. | ? |
| Returns full-time to trucks. Dusty Davis in for Daytona. Jonathan Davenport in for Martinsville.Team will rotate drivers in 2013. | ||||||
| 1 | Jake Crum | Chevy | Frontline Designs Jersey Mike's Subs |
Sabrina Crum | Doug George | ? |
| Jake Crum enters for Charlotte | ||||||
| 14 [was 24] | TBA Kevin Harvick (2) |
Chevy | Tide / Anderson's Pure Maple Syrup | Bob Newberry/Joe Denette | Paul Andrews | ECR |
| JDM and NTS have merged to form NTS Motorsports. Kevin Harvick will be behind the wheel for both Martinsville races. Other driver; crew chief TBD. Anderson's Pure Maple Syrup will sponsor Harvick in Martinsville. | ||||||
| 20* | ? | Toyota | BRG Motorsports | George Bragg | Josh Bragg | Joe Gibbs Racing |
| Team ran Talladega and plans to run Daytona in 2013. If sponsorship found, would like to run full-time. | ||||||
| 21 | Spencer Gallagher | Chevy | Allegiant Air | Maurice Gallagher Jr | David Hirsch | ECR |
| Gallagher will drive the #21 Allegiant Air Chevy Silverado at Rockingham Speedway April 14, Kansas Speedway April 20, Iowa Speedway July 13, Las Vegas (Nev.) Motor Speedway September 28, Martinsville (Va.) Speedway October 26, Texas Motor Speedway November 1 and Homestead-Miami (Fla.) Speedway November 15. Also announced plans to run for 2014 Rookie of The Years honors. | ||||||
| 28* | Andy Seuss | Chevy | FDNY Racing | Jim Rosenblum | Dick Rahilly | RAHMOC Racing Engines |
| Team runs a handful of races every year which will most likely continue on 2013. Andy Seuss to drive Rockingham. | ||||||
| 30 | Ryan Truex Nelson Piquet, Jr. Kyle Larson |
Chevy | Bass Pro Shops Wolf Pack Energy Services Autism Speaks |
Steve Turner Harry Scott Jr. Turner Scott Motorsports |
Chris Carrier | Hendrick |
| Nelson Piquet Jr. moves to Nationwide full-time in 2013. Ryan Truex joins the team for Daytona, with Piquet back behind the wheel in Martinsville. Kyle Larson in Rockingham. | ||||||
| 33* | John King | Chevy | Eastern Coal Council | Eddie Sharp Racing | Jamie Jones | ECR |
| Cale Gale heads to Turner Scott Motorsports as a crew chief. Rheem moves to Turner Scott Motorsports to sponsor 2012 champ James Buescher. Crew chief Baxter left to go to KBM, with Jamie Jones moving to CC role. The team says they would like to field the 33 most of the season. | ||||||
| 35* | Devin Jones | Chevy | VeriStor | Devin Jones Racing | Cody Sauls | TBA |
| Devin Jones attempt tp make his debut at Martinsville on April 6th and attempt a few more races in 2013. Jones hopes to move into the series full-time in 2014 (12-8-2012) | ||||||
| 35* | Matt Merrell | Chevy | Win-Tron Racing/Merrell Lease Service | Kevin Cywinski | Mark Rette | ? |
| Team made first series start at Martinsville fall race. They plan to run a limited truck schedule in 2013. | ||||||
| 44 | JR Heffner | Chevy | Park East Sales, A.Colarusso and Son | Robert Colarusso | Steven Hart | PME |
| Will run Eldora and two other events, TBD. | ||||||
| 50 | Rick Crawford | Chevy | Superseal-Menards | Mark Beaver | Dennis Conner | ? |
| Crawford to drive for Daytona. Full season plans unknown. | ||||||
| 51* | Kyle Busch, Erik Jones |
Toyota | Toyota Care | Kyle Busch | Rick Ren | TRT |
| Busch will run 10 races in the #51. Daytona, Kansas, Charlotte, Dover, Kentucky, Michigan, Bristol, Chicago,Texas, and Homestead with sponsorship from Toyota Care. 16-year-old Erik Jones will drive the #51 in Martinsville, Rockingham both Iowa races, and one other race TBD. | ||||||
| 63* | Scott Stenzel | ? | ? | Mike Mittler | TBA | TRT |
| Scott Stenzel will be running Daytona and other select races in 2013 for Mitler. | ||||||
| 68* | Clay Greenfield | RAM | U.S. Pavement Services and 1-800-PAVEMENT / @Clay Greenfield | Bill Alger | Danny Gill | Ernie Elliott |
| U.S. Pavement Services and 1-800-PAVEMENT jumps on board for Daytona with CC Danny Gill joining the team. | ||||||
| 75* | Caleb Holman | Chevy | Food Country USA | Charlie Henderson | Butch Miller | Pro Motors |
| Team adds Butch Miller as crew chief, plans on 12 to 15 races, starting in Martinsville | ||||||
| 82* | Sean Corr | Ford | Warriors In The Workplace/Rage Tank | Empire Racing John Corr |
Ben Leslie | Roush-Yates |
| Plans to run 6-7 races, including the season opener at Daytona (1-14-2013) | ||||||
| 92* | Scott Riggs / Clay Rogers | Chevy | ? | Ricky Benton | Kevin Starland | ? |
| Plans to run the first five races of the 2013 season and see if they can secure sponsorship for the rest of the season | ||||||
| 94* | Chase Elliott | Chevy | TBA | Hendrick Motorsports | TBA | Hendick |
| Elliott will run 9 races in 2013 with entries fielded by Hendrick Motorsports, with the trucks coming from Turner Scott Motorsports. Elliott's scheduled events include both Martinsville and Iowa dates as well as Rockingham, Dover, Bristol, Mosport, and Phoenix. | ||||||
| 96* | Todd Peck | Chevy | Stopain/National Arthritis Foundation | Michael Peck | Keith Wolfe | PME |
| Plans to run a part time schedule of five races, starting at Kansas in April | ||||||
| 97* | Jeff Choquette | Chevy | Liz Girl Logistics-Adrian Carriers Inc | Gary Adrian | Nicholas Carlson | ? |
| Team ran a couple of races in 2012; plans for 2013 unknown. | ||||||
| ? | Brett Moffitt | Toyota | ? | Randy Goss | Hattori | ? |
| Moffitt will run at least 5 races; Charlotte, Kentucky, Michigan, Iowa, Homestead | ||||||
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