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Truck Series News & Notes:

Truck Series News & Notes:

July 17, 2006
Last Saturday's O'Reilly 200 at Memphis Motorsports Park concluded the longest stretch of the season for Truck Series competitors - nine races on consecutive weekends. Todd Bodine (#30 Lumber Liquidators Toyota) headed the standings when the grind began at Lowe's Motor

Driver standings following Memphis

Driver standings following Memphis

July 17, 2006
1) #30-Todd Bodine, 2161 2) #17-David Reutimann, 2044 3) #23-Johnny Benson, 1998 4) #14-Rick Crawford, 1930 5) #9-Ted Musgrave, 1913 6) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., 1905 7) #60-Jack Sprague, 1898 8) #11-David Starr, 1872 9) #10-Terry Cook, 1864 10)#85-Dennis Setzer, 1835(

Results for the O’Reilly 200 at Memphis Motorsports Park:

Results for the O’Reilly 200 at Memphis Motorsports Park:

July 17, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #60- Jack Sprague, Con-way Freight Toyota 2) #99-Erik Darnell, Roush Racing Ford 3) #88-Matt Crafton, Menards/Energizer Chevy 4) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., KHI Chevy 5) #16-Mike Bliss, Xpress Motorsports Chevy 6) #6-David Ragan, Scotts Ford 7) #17-David Reutimann

Truck Series News & Notes:

Truck Series News & Notes:

July 14, 2006
For David Starr, whose #11 Red Horse Racing Toyota team comes to Memphis Motorsports Park as the defending winner of Saturday's O'Reilly 200, there is no special pressure to perform. According to Starr, this week is no different than any other. Last year's win - the

Cook To Break Consecutive Streak:

Cook To Break Consecutive Streak:

July 10, 2006
Ford Power Stroke Diesel by International driver Terry Cook looks to break the most-consecutive starts streak set by Rick Crawford at 210 Saturday night at Memphis Motorsports Park. Cook will make his 211th-consecutive start and 230th of his 10-year career racing in

Driver point standings following Kentucky:

Driver point standings following Kentucky:

July 10, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #30-Todd Bodine, 2043 2) #23-Johnny Benson, 1931 3) #17-David Reutimann, 1898 4) #9-Ted Musgrave, 1807 5) #14-Rick Crawford, 1806 6) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., 1745 7) #11-David Starr, 1742 8) #10-Terry Cook, 1717 9) #60-Jack Sprague, 1708 10)#85-Dennis Setzer

Final Results at Kansas Speedway:

Final Results at Kansas Speedway:

July 3, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #10-Terry Cook, Power Stroke Int'l Diesel by Ford 2) #14-Rick Crawford, Circle Bar Truck Corral Ford 3) #20-Marcos Ambrose, Team Australia/Aussie Vineyards Ford 4) #77-Brendan Gaughan, Harrah's Dodge 5) #5-Mike Skinner, Toyota Tundra Toyota 6) #6-David

Terry Cook Wins the O’Reilly Auto Parts 250 at Kansas Speedway:

Terry Cook Wins the O’Reilly Auto Parts 250 at Kansas Speedway:

July 1, 2006
Terry Cook had a problem early in the race, got the Lucky Dog on Lap 44; and then marched to the front to take the lead and win the O'Reilly Auto Parts 250 at Kansas Speedway. Finishing in second was the #14 Ford of Rick Crawford ;another strong performance by that

Skinner wins the pole for the O’Reilly Auto Parts 250

Skinner wins the pole for the O’Reilly Auto Parts 250

June 30, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #5-Mike Skinner, 171.772 2) #14-Rick Crawford, 170.412 3) #6-David Ragan, 169.790 4) #20-Marcos Ambrose, 169.444 5) #10-Terry Cook, 169.337 6) #9-Ted Musgrave, 169.221 7) #60-Jack Sprague, 169.173 8) #99-Erik Darnell, 168.908 9) #-Timothy Peters, 168.882

Final Practice Results for the O’Reilly Auto Parts 250 at Kansas:

Final Practice Results for the O’Reilly Auto Parts 250 at Kansas:

June 30, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #5-Mike Skinner, 168.766 2) #14-Rick Crawford, 167.918 3) #6-David Ragan, 166.888 4) #23-Johnny Benson, 166.415 5) #98-Erin Crocker, 166.374 6) #88-Matt Crafton, 166.328 7) #10-Terry Cook, 166.292 8) #99-Erik Darnell, 166.174 9) #22-Bill Lester, 165.827

Kansas race to tie Cook for most consecutive starts:

Kansas race to tie Cook for most consecutive starts:

June 29, 2006
Terry Cook is poised to tie Rick Crawford's Truck Series 209-race consecutive start record this weekend at Kansas Speedway. Cook, who drives the ppc Racing Ford, started competing part time in the series in 1996 and then went full time in 1998. "I have never missed

Truck Series News & Notes – Kansas:

Truck Series News & Notes – Kansas:

June 26, 2006
Kansas Speedway is a welcoming track for Truck Series drivers regardless of age, experience or competitive status. When the late Ricky Hendrick won the inaugural running of Saturday's O'Reilly Auto Parts 250, the 21-year-old became the then youngest to win a series

Johnny Benson wins at The Milwaukee Mile:

Johnny Benson wins at The Milwaukee Mile:

June 26, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #23-Johnny Benson, Toyota Certified Used Vehicles Toyota 2) #16-Mike Bliss, IWX Motor Freight Chevy 3) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., KHI Chevy 4) #60-Jack Sprague, Con-Way Freight Toyota 5) #17-David Reutimann, Team Tundra Toyota 6) #4-Timothy Peters, Dodge Motorsports

Hornaday on the pole — sets a new record in Milwaukee

Hornaday on the pole — sets a new record in Milwaukee

June 23, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., 122.021 2) #60-Jack Sprague, 121.955 3) #23-Johnny Benson, 121.314 4) #51-Johnny Sauter, 121.494 5) #75-Aric Almirola, 121.224 6) #5-Mike Skinner, 121.126 7) #30-Todd Bodine, 121.061 8) #6-David Ragan, 120.785 9) #20-Marcos Ambrose

Truck Series News & Notes:

Truck Series News & Notes:

June 19, 2006
Chad McCumbee (# 08 U.S. Restoration Chevy) is a believer in serendipity. Just when life was handing the 21-year-old North Carolina resident lemons, McCumbee squeezed out lemonade - and how. McCumbee, on foot after his original team cut back its Truck Series schedule