David Starr News

Final practice results for the Casino Arizona 150 at Phoenix:

Final practice results for the Casino Arizona 150 at Phoenix:

November 9, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #5-Mike Skinner, 131.057 2) #11-David Starr, 130.534 3) #20-Marcos Ambrose, 130.421 4) #6-Mark Martin, 130.416 5) #16-Mike Bliss, 130.397 6) #75-Aric Almirola, 130.303 7) #23-Johnny Benson, 129.978 8) #88-Matt Crafton, 129.870 9) #85-Dennis Setzer, 129

News & Notes – Phoenix:

News & Notes – Phoenix:

November 6, 2006
For Todd Bodine, the magic number is 54. It has not been a productive last three races for Todd Bodine (#30 Lumber Liquidators Toyota) who finished 14th, 25th and 14th at Texas, Atlanta and Martinsville. But thanks to some phenomenally bad luck suffered by closest

Toyota takes Manufacturer’s title at Texas:

Toyota takes Manufacturer’s title at Texas:

November 4, 2006
Toyota clinched the Craftsman Truck Series manufacturer's championship in Friday evening's race at Texas Motor Speedway when Mike Skinner crossed the finish line third in his #5 Bill Davis Racing Tundra. It marks the first manufacturer's title for Toyota since joining

Red Horse Racing to expand:

Red Horse Racing to expand:

October 31, 2006
On Sunday's SPEED Report [SPEED, Sunday's 8:00pm/et], Ray Dunlap reported that Red Horse Racing, partly owned by Fox's Jeff Hammond, will expand to a two-truck team in 2007, with the 2nd driver announcement coming soon. David Starr drives Red Horse Racing's #11 Toyota

News & Notes, Part I – Texas:

News & Notes, Part I – Texas:

October 30, 2006
Points Leader Bodine Hopes To Repeat Success Down Stretch: With only three races remaining in the Craftsman Truck Series season, the road to a championship looks custom built for Todd Bodine (#30 Lumber Liquidators Toyota). Bodine, who leads second-place Johnny Benson

Driver standings following Atlanta:

Driver standings following Atlanta:

October 30, 2006
1) #30-Todd Bodine, 3285 2) #23-Johnny Benson, 3199 3) #17-David Reutimann, 3090 4) #9-Ted Musgrave, 3014 5) #14-Rick Crawford, 3001 6) #11-David Starr, 2944 7) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., 2913 8) #10-Terry Cook, 2863 9) #60-Jack Sprague, 2862 10)#16-Mike Bliss, 2851 For

Final Results for the Kroger 200:

Final Results for the Kroger 200:

October 23, 2006
(top ten) 1) #60-Jack Sprague, Con-way Freight Toyota 2) #11-David Starr, Red Horse Racing Toyota 3) #99-Erik Darnell, Northern Tool & Equipment Ford 4) #6-Mark Martin, Scotts Ford 5) #23-Johnny Benson, Napa Toyota 6) #15-Kyle Busch, Team Tundra Toyota 7) #5-Mike Skinner

Driver point standings following Martinsville:

Driver point standings following Martinsville:

October 23, 2006
(top ten) 1) #30-Todd Bodine,3197 2) #23-Johnny Benson, 3118 3) #17-David Reutimann, 2930 4) #9-Ted Musgrave, 2923 5) #14-Rick Crawford, 2846 6) #11-David Starr, 2814 7) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., 2789 8) #60-Jack Sprague, 2728 9) #10-Terry Cook, 2693 10)#16-Mike Bliss,

Jack Sprague wins the Kroger 200 at Martinsville Speedway:

Jack Sprague wins the Kroger 200 at Martinsville Speedway:

October 21, 2006
After starting the #60 Con-way Freight Toyota from the pole, Jack Sprague picked up the win for the Kroger 200 at Martinsville Speedway; his second win of the season. This was Sprague's first win at Martinsville and his 27th win in his Truck Series career. Race leader

1st practice results for the Kroger 200 at Martinsville:

1st practice results for the Kroger 200 at Martinsville:

October 20, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #17-David Reutimann, 94.500 2) #14-Rick Crawford, 94.181 3) #18-Bobby Hamilton Jr., 94.171 4) #23-Johnny Benson, 94.115 5) #88-Matt Crafton, 94.003 6) #16-Mike Bliss, 93.891 7) #85-Dennis Setzer, 93.789 8) #11-David Starr, 93.775 9) #75-Aric Almirola,

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 - Mark Martin (522) Miles led - Mike Skinner (758.168) Victories - Mark Martin (5) Budweiser Poles - Mike Skinner (6) Top-five finishes - Johnny

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

Driver point standings following Talladega:

Driver point standings following Talladega:

October 9, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #30-Todd Bodine, 3076 2) #23-Johnny Benson, 2955 3) #17-David Reutimann, 2821 4) #9-Ted Musgrave, 2795 5) #14-Rick Crawford, 2708 6) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., 2669 7) #11-David Starr, 2644 8) #10-Terry Cook, 2584 9) #85-Dennis Setzer, 2581 10)#16-Mike Bliss

Martin wins the pole for the John Deere 250 at Talladega:

Martin wins the pole for the John Deere 250 at Talladega:

October 6, 2006
Mark Martin will start from the pole position at Talladega; his third career pole in this series. Martin previously has a total of three victories at Talladega; two in Nextel Cup; one in the Busch Series. Starting lineup for the John Deere 250 at Talladega Superspeedway

Final practice results for the John Deere 250:

Final practice results for the John Deere 250:

October 5, 2006
(Top ten:) 1) #18-Bobby Hamilton Jr, 193.980 2) #21-Bobby East, 193.791 3) #11-David Starr, 193.494 4) #60-Jack Sprague, 193.314 5) #20-Marcos Ambrose, 193.123 6) #40-Derrick Cope, 193.065 7) #6-Mark Martin, 193.037 8) #14-Rick Crawford, 192.959 9) #15-Mike Wallace