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Driver standings

Driver standings

September 13, 2013
following Chicagoland: 1) #88-Matt Crafton 609 2) #31-James Buescher 568, -41 3) #3-Ty Dillon 550, -59 4) #4-Jeb Burton # 539, -70 5) #29-Ryan Blaney # 527, -82 6) #32-Miguel Paludo 526, -83 7) #17-Timothy Peters 512, -97 8) #98-Johnny Sauter 499, -110 9) #54-Darrell

Buescher wins Iowa:

Buescher wins Iowa:

September 8, 2013
#31-James Buescher won Sundays Fan Appreciation 200 at Iowa Speedway after taking the lead from #19-Ross Chastain following a late restart. Chastain led a race-high 116 laps and finished second, followed by: #3-Ty Dillon, #98-Johnny Sauter, #54-Darrell Wallace, Jr., #

Driver standings

Driver standings

September 8, 2013
following Iowa: 1) #88-Matt Crafton 569 2) #31-James Buescher 532, -37 3) #3-Ty Dillon 511, -58 4) #4-Jeb Burton # 503, -66 5) #17-Timothy Peters 495, -74 6) #32-Miguel Paludo 494, -75 7) #29-Ryan Blaney # 485, -84 8) #98-Johnny Sauter 455, -104 9) #54-Darrell Wallace

Buescher wins Iowa:

Buescher wins Iowa:

September 8, 2013
#31-James Buescher won Sundays Fan Appreciation 200 at Iowa Speedway after taking the lead from #19-Ross Chastain following a late restart. Chastain led a race-high 116 laps and finished second, followed by: #3-Ty Dillon, #98-Johnny Sauter, #54-Darrell Wallace, Jr., #

Driver standings

Driver standings

September 8, 2013
following Iowa: 1) #88-Matt Crafton 569 2) #31-James Buescher 532, -37 3) #3-Ty Dillon 511, -58 4) #4-Jeb Burton # 503, -66 5) #17-Timothy Peters 495, -74 6) #32-Miguel Paludo 494, -75 7) #29-Ryan Blaney # 485, -84 8) #98-Johnny Sauter 455, -104 9) #54-Darrell Wallace

Chastain on pole for the Fan Appreciation 200 at Iowa Speedway:

Chastain on pole for the Fan Appreciation 200 at Iowa Speedway:

September 7, 2013
#19- Ross Chastain won the pole for Sundays Fan Appreciation 200 at Iowa Speedway, running a fast lap at 137.147 mph. It is his first career pole award. #51-Erik Jones was second, followed by: #31-James Buescher, #62-Brendan Gaughan, #3-Ty Dillon, #17-Timothy Peters

Wallace fastest in practice in Iowa:

Wallace fastest in practice in Iowa:

September 7, 2013
#54-Darrell Wallace, Jr. led the one and only practice session at Iowa Speedway on Saturday. He ran a fast lap at 136.175 mph. #31-James Buescher was second. He was followed by: #29-Ryan Blaney, #4-Jeb Burton, #62-Brendan Gaughan, #51-Erik Jones, #19-Ross Chastain, #

Chastain on pole for the Fan Appreciation 200 at Iowa Speedway:

Chastain on pole for the Fan Appreciation 200 at Iowa Speedway:

September 7, 2013
#19- Ross Chastain won the pole for Sundays Fan Appreciation 200 at Iowa Speedway, running a fast lap at 137.147 mph. It is his first career pole award. #51-Erik Jones was second, followed by: #31-James Buescher, #62-Brendan Gaughan, #3-Ty Dillon, #17-Timothy Peters

Wallace fastest in practice in Iowa:

Wallace fastest in practice in Iowa:

September 7, 2013
#54-Darrell Wallace, Jr. led the one and only practice session at Iowa Speedway on Saturday. He ran a fast lap at 136.175 mph. #31-James Buescher was second. He was followed by: #29-Ryan Blaney, #4-Jeb Burton, #62-Brendan Gaughan, #51-Erik Jones, #19-Ross Chastain, #

Canada Race Fast Facts:

Canada Race Fast Facts:

September 1, 2013
Chase Elliott won the Inaugural Chevrolet Silverado 250, his first victory in six NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races. Elliott is the youngest NCWTS winner ever at 17 years, 9 months, 4 days. Previous youngest race winner in the NCWTS was Ryan Blaney at 18 years

Driver standings

Driver standings

September 1, 2013
following Canada: 1) #88-Matt Crafton 532 2) #31-James Buescher 485, -47 3) #3-Ty Dillon 469, -63 4) #4-Jeb Burton # 467, -65 5) #32-Miguel Paludo 464, -68 6) #17-Timothy Peters 462, -70 7) #29-Ryan Blaney # 450, -82 8) #62-Brendan Gaughan 444, -88 9) #54-Darrell Wallace

Canada Race Fast Facts:

Canada Race Fast Facts:

September 1, 2013
Chase Elliott won the Inaugural Chevrolet Silverado 250, his first victory in six NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races. Elliott is the youngest NCWTS winner ever at 17 years, 9 months, 4 days. Previous youngest race winner in the NCWTS was Ryan Blaney at 18 years

Driver standings

Driver standings

September 1, 2013
following Canada: 1) #88-Matt Crafton 532 2) #31-James Buescher 485, -47 3) #3-Ty Dillon 469, -63 4) #4-Jeb Burton # 467, -65 5) #32-Miguel Paludo 464, -68 6) #17-Timothy Peters 462, -70 7) #29-Ryan Blaney # 450, -82 8) #62-Brendan Gaughan 444, -88 9) #54-Darrell Wallace

Buescher on pole for the Chevy Silverado 250 at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park:

Buescher on pole for the Chevy Silverado 250 at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park:

August 31, 2013
#31- James Buescher won the pole for Sundays Chevy Silverado 250 at the Canadian Tire Motorsports Park, running a fast lap at 109.189 mph. #29-Ryan Blaney will start second. He is followed by: #6-Mike Skeen, #94-Chase Elliott, #32-Miguel Paludo, #3-Ty Dillon, #14-Max

Canada Qualifying Notes:

Canada Qualifying Notes:

August 31, 2013
James Buescher won the Keystone Light Pole Award for the Inaugural Chevrolet Silverado 250 with a lap of 81.074 seconds, 109.189 mph. This is his fifth pole in 108 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races. This is his second pole and eighth top-10 start in 2013. This