There have been rumors that Ron Hornaday may be shopping for a new ride for next season. Word is that he’s had conversations with a few teams about a possible seat for 2011. Hornaday’s performance has been off this season after winning two of the last three Truck Series titles. He currently sits seventh in the standings, and only has one win after winning six races in each of the last two years. Sponsorship has also been an issue this year, as Hornaday has had eight different companies on the hood in 20 races. The #33 team started 2010 sponsored by Longhorn Smokeless Tobacco, but KHI was another victim of the law banning tobacco advertising. The team lost Longhorn following the Michigan race in June. Some good news could be coming for Truck Series entry lists for 2011. Roush Fenway Racing is rumored to be putting their truck program back together after leaving the series a year ago. The team last competed in the CWTS in 2009 with Colin Braun, but ended their program after Ford pulled their factory support for the series. Word is RFR may run as many as two trucks next season.(TheNASCARInsiders.com)(10-18-2010)
