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Veterans, rookies to split Wood Brothers/JTG trucks:

Veterans, rookies to split Wood Brothers/JTG trucks:

January 12, 2007
Veterans and rookies will split rides for Wood Brothers/JTG Racing in the Craftsman Truck Series this year. And the team
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Bobby Hamilton dies at age 49:

Bobby Hamilton dies at age 49:

January 9, 2007
former Nextel Cup driver and 2004 Truck Series Champion Bobby Hamilton passed away today at age 49, according to his son
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Miller returns to BHR for 2007 season:

Miller returns to BHR for 2007 season:

January 4, 2007
Chase Miller is the latest addition to the Bobby Hamilton Racing Dodge Driver Development program, and Miller will drive
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Earnhardt out at ThorSport UPDATE 3: Allen in — official:

Earnhardt out at ThorSport UPDATE 3: Allen in — official:

December 29, 2006
Allen in? SPEED/TV reported that Kerry Earnhardt may not return to the #13 ThorSport Racing Chevy in 2007. Willie Allen,
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Kearns named fourth quarter NMPA/Pocono Spirit winner:

Kearns named fourth quarter NMPA/Pocono Spirit winner:

December 23, 2006
Owen Kearns, manager of communications for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, has been named the fourth quarter recipient
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Hamilton provides update on his battle with cancer:

Hamilton provides update on his battle with cancer:

December 20, 2006
Bobby Hamilton continues to undergo chemotherapy treatments for cancer discovered earlier this year, according to a press
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Hamilton Sr.’s status for ’07 in doubt:

Hamilton Sr.’s status for ’07 in doubt:

December 9, 2006
Veteran racer Ken Schrader will drive for Bobby Hamilton Racing next season in the Truck Series, and Hamilton's wife said
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Hamilton to make announcement this weekend UPDATE: Schrader in:

Hamilton to make announcement this weekend UPDATE: Schrader in:

December 7, 2006
Bobby Hamilton Racing [#04, #4,#8,#18] is expected to make a "major" announcement this weekend, and according to reports
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Hamilton Sr. not returning to the #18 in 2007: UPDATE 2: Setzer?

Hamilton Sr. not returning to the #18 in 2007: UPDATE 2: Setzer?

November 15, 2006
It was reported during SPEED/TV pre-race activities that Bobby Hamilton Sr. will not be returning to the #18 Fastenol Dodge

Truck Series News & Notes – Homestead:

Truck Series News & Notes – Homestead:

November 13, 2006
The Championship comes down to the final race - again. There are no guarantees in Craftsman Truck Series competition but the odds are in Todd Bodine's (#30 Lumber Liquidators Toyota) favor as the battle for the championship goes down to the final race for the 11th
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Truck Series News & Notes – Homestead:

Truck Series News & Notes – Homestead:

November 13, 2006
The Championship comes down to the final race - again. There are no guarantees in Craftsman Truck Series competition but

News & Notes – Atlanta Motor Speedway:

News & Notes – Atlanta Motor Speedway:

October 23, 2006
A solid finish coupled with the championship leader's bad luck has put Johnny Benson (#23 NAPA Auto Parts Toyota) closer to Todd Bodine (#30 Lumber Liquidators Toyota) than any challenger since June 1. Just 79 points separate the pair heading into Saturday's EasyCare
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News & Notes – Atlanta Motor Speedway:

News & Notes – Atlanta Motor Speedway:

October 23, 2006
A solid finish coupled with the championship leader's bad luck has put Johnny Benson (#23 NAPA Auto Parts Toyota) closer
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This Week’s Craftsman Truck Series leaders:

This Week’s Craftsman Truck Series leaders:

October 16, 2006
(through 20 races of the 25-race season) Points leader - Todd Bodine (3,076) Winnings - Todd Bodine ($546,650) Laps led -

News & Notes Part I:

News & Notes Part I:

October 9, 2006
Trucks, Talladega Superspeedway A Perfect Match: They came, they saw and while it's open to question whether any competitor would admit he or she conquered, all nonetheless gave high marks to Talladega Superspeedway and the Craftsman Truck Series' inaugural John Deere