When Kyle Busch finished first Friday night at Texas Motor Speedway, it enabled Toyota to clinch its fifth consecutive NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) manufacturer’s championship. Toyota has won the NCWTS manufacturer’s championship each year since 2006, along with a pair of driver’s titles for Todd Bodine (2006) and Johnny Benson (2008). Bodine, who currently leads the NCWTS standings by 230 points, is seeking to capture Toyota’s third series driver’s title. The performance of five full-time teams fielding Tundras — Billy Ballew Motorsports, Germain Racing, Kyle Busch Motorsports, Randy Moss Motorsports and Red Horse Racing — all contributed to the NCWTS manufacturer’s title. In addition, Stringer Motorsports ran a partial season utilizing Tundras in 2010. This season, Tundra drivers have combined for 14 wins, 10 poles, 54 top-five results and 111 top-10 finishes with two races remaining on the schedule. Series points leader Bodine (four wins), Busch (seven wins) and Aric Almirola (two wins) have all won multiple races for Toyota this season. In addition, Timothy Peters earned his second career victory in a Tundra at Daytona to kick off the 2010 season.(Toyota Racing PR)(11-6-2010)
