Visit Alexander joins SPEED Broadcast Team for 2007: page

Alexander joins SPEED Broadcast Team for 2007:

Long-time Motor Racing Network broadcaster Adam Alexander will join the SPEED Craftsman Truck Series broadcast team as a...
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Lusk replaces Reid in #25:

Woodard Racing officials say that Damon Lusk will drive the #25 Woodard Racing Dodge in the next three Craftsman Truck Series...
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Riethmeyer Debut Set for Martinsville: UPDATE:

Twenty two year old Bradley Riethmeyer, winner of the 2006 All-American Driver Challenge (AADC), will qualify to compete...
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This Week’s Craftsman Truck Series leaders:

(through 20 races of the 25-race season) Points leader - Todd Bodine (3,076) Winnings - Todd Bodine ($546,650) Laps led - ...
Visit Huffman to Drive Martinsville CTS Race: page

Huffman to Drive Martinsville CTS Race:

JR Motorsports NASCAR Busch Series driver Shane Huffman has been tapped by Key Motorsports to drive its #40 Chevy in next...
Visit ST Motorsports/JTG Announce 2007 Lineup; Ambrose to Busch, Compton back to CTS: page

ST Motorsports/JTG Announce 2007 Lineup; Ambrose to Busch, Compton back to CTS:

Wood Brothers/JTG Racing will again field one NASCAR NEXTEL Cup team, two Busch Series teams, and two Craftsman Truck teams...
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Compton back to the Truck Series:

Stacy Compton, who enjoys the longest continuously running relationship with a single team and sponsor in the Busch Series...
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Napa Auto Parts to sponsor the #23 at Martinsville & Atlanta:

Bill Davis Racing has announced that Napa Auto Parts will serve as the primary sponsor of the Craftsman Truck Series Championship contending #23 Toyota Tundra driven by Johnny Benson at two upcoming races. The leader in auto parts will join the #23 Bill Davis Racing...
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Napa Auto Parts to sponsor the #23 at Martinsville & Atlanta:

Bill Davis Racing has announced that Napa Auto Parts will serve as the primary sponsor of the Craftsman Truck Series Championship...
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John Deere to sponsor Inaugural Truck Series race:

Talladega Superspeedway Vice President and General Manager Rick Humphrey has announced that John Deere Company, the Official...
Visit Cope to drive for #40 Key Motorsports at Talladega: page

Cope to drive for #40 Key Motorsports at Talladega:

In an effort to remain in contention for top 30 status in team owner points for the 2006 Craftsman Truck Series season, #...
Visit Cope to drive for #40 Key Motorsports Truck at Talladega: page

Cope to drive for #40 Key Motorsports Truck at Talladega:

In an effort to remain in contention for top 30 status in team owner points for the 2006 Craftsman Truck Series season, #...
Visit No track changes on tentative 2007 Craftsman Truck Series schedule: page

No track changes on tentative 2007 Craftsman Truck Series schedule:

There are no new tracks on the tentative 2007 Truck Series schedule. The tentative 25-race schedule, which has not been ...
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Shepherd to pilot #6 Scotts Miracle-Gro Ford at Las Vegas:

Roush Racing has announced that 20 year-old Canadian Peter Shepherd will drive the #6 Scotts Miracle-Gro Ford F-150 in the...
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2007 Truck Series season opener named Chevy Silverado HD 250:

The biggest, richest and most exciting Craftsman Truck Series race of the year will carry a new name in 2007 - the Chevy...
Visit Bodine to do double-duty at NHIS: page

Bodine to do double-duty at NHIS:

Bodine will compete in both the Whelen Modified Tour and Craftsman Truck Series races, for a total of 300 laps of racing...
Visit Truck Series News & Notes – New Hampshire: page

Truck Series News & Notes – New Hampshire:

Ron Hornaday Jr. (#33 AES HR Solutions Chevy) laid the foundation for New Hampshire International Speedway's reputation as a track with a flair for the dramatic. Hornaday, winner of the first New Hampshire 200 in 1996, passed a number of trucks on a late restart and...
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Truck Series News & Notes – New Hampshire:

Ron Hornaday Jr. (#33 AES HR Solutions Chevy) laid the foundation for New Hampshire International Speedway's reputation ...
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Where the Truck Series Regulars finished at Richmond:

Eric Almirola finished 18th driving the #19 Banquet Chevy. Other regulars had a tough night, all out early due to accidents...
Visit Truck Series drivers to join Boston’s Weekend Thunder Radio Program: page

Truck Series drivers to join Boston’s Weekend Thunder Radio Program:

This Sunday, September 10 at 11 a.m. three of the top competitors in the Truck Series will join Boston's Weekend Thunder...