Todd Bodine News

Truck Series News & Notes:

Truck Series News & Notes:

August 7, 2006
The 2005 season has not been kind to Bobby Hamilton Jr. (#18 Fastenal Dodge) or Bobby Hamilton Racing. This was supposed to be a season of redemption for the 28-year-old, second generation driver whose disappointing foray into Cup competition ended last November. Hamilton

Crawford wins at O’Reilly Motorsports Park:

Crawford wins at O’Reilly Motorsports Park:

August 7, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #14-Rick Crawford, Circle Bar Truck Corral Ford 2) #85-Dennis Setzer, FlexFuel E85 Chevy 3) #33-Ron Hornaday, KHI Chevy 4) #11-David Starr, Red Horse Racing Toyota 5) #16-Mike Bliss, Xpress Motorsports Chevy 6) #10-Terry Cook, Power Stroke Diesel by Int

Driver Point Standings following Power Stroke Diesel 200:

Driver Point Standings following Power Stroke Diesel 200:

August 4, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #30-Todd Bodine, 2307 2) #23-Johnny Benson, 2125 3) #14-Rick Crawford, 2120 4) #17-David Reutimann, 2110 5) #33-Ron Hornday Jr., 2070 6) #9-Ted Musgrave, 2055 7) #11-David Starr, 2037 8) #10-Terry Cook, 2014 9) #85-Dennis Setzer, 2005 10)#16-Mike Bliss

Simo to Drive for Cicci at Watkins Glen:

Simo to Drive for Cicci at Watkins Glen:

August 3, 2006
Cicci will return to the Busch Series at Watkins Glen. Road racer Brain Simo will drive the #34 Chevy. The 2000 Trans-Am champion marks the 10th driver Cicci has used this season. Cicci said he his still trying to find a primary sponsor for the Glen event. Cicci said

Truck Series News & Notes:

Truck Series News & Notes:

July 31, 2006
Being a Raybestos Rookie of the Year candidate in the Truck Series means, among other things, that you're going to visit a lot of tracks you've never before seen. That won't be the case this week when two freshman drivers - Bobby East (#21 State Fair Corn Dogs/Edy'

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(

Final Practice results for the O’Reilly 200 at Memphis Motorsports Park

Final Practice results for the O’Reilly 200 at Memphis Motorsports Park

July 14, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #16-Mike Bliss, 115.830 2) #75-Aric Almirola, 115.706 3) #9-Ted Musgrave, 115.582 4) #23-Johnny Benson, 115.538 5) #60-Jack Sprague, 115.488 6) #18-Bobby Hamilton Jr. 115.390 7) #5-Mike Skinner, 115.286 6) #4-Timothy Peters, 115.144 9) #20-Marcos Ambrose

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

1st Practice for the O’Reilly 200 at Memphis Motorsports Park

1st Practice for the O’Reilly 200 at Memphis Motorsports Park

July 12, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #16-Mike Bliss, 115.612 2) #85-Dennis Setzer, 115.365 3) #4-Timothy Peters, 115.266 4) #30-Todd Bodine, 115.257 5) #60-Jack Sprague, 115.252 6) #9-Ted Musgrave, 114.933 7) #75-Aric Almirola, 114.737 8) #77-Brendan Gaughan, 114.509 9) #15-Kevin Grubb, 114

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 from Kentucky Speedway:

Final results from Kentucky Speedway:

July 10, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., KHI Chevy 2) #13-Rick Crawford, Circle Bar Truck Corral 3) #77-Brendan Gaughan, Orleans Dodge 4) #23-Johnny Benson, BDR Toyota 5) #6-David Ragan, Scotts Ford 6) #9-Ted Musgrave, Team ASE/Germain Motorsports Toyota 7) #88-Matt Crafton

Ambrose wins the pole for the Built Ford Tough 250 at Kentucky Speedway:

Ambrose wins the pole for the Built Ford Tough 250 at Kentucky Speedway:

July 8, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #20-Marcos Ambrose, 176.922 2) #17-David Reutimann, 176.592 3) #13-Kerry Earnhardt, 176.142 4) #50-Michel Jourdain Jr., 176.056 5) #6-David Ragan, 175.615 6) #99-Erik Darnell, 175.365 7) #23-Johnny Benson, 175.041 8) #22-Bill Lester, 174.876 9) #30-Todd

Chicago Qualifying Notes:

Chicago Qualifying Notes:

July 7, 2006
• Jeff Burton won the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series Bud Pole for the USG Sheetrock 400, lapping Chicagoland Speedway in 29.728 seconds at 181.647 mph. Jimmie Johnson holds the track-qualifying record of 28.701 seconds, 188.147 mph - set July 8, 2005. • This is Burton’s

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