Justin Lofton closed out his rookie season in the Camping World Truck Series with a strong top-10 finish on Friday night at the Homestead-Miami Speedway.
PAUL MENARD – No. 98 Menards Ford Fusion (Finished 9th) – “We were gonna run between fifth and ninth anyways, so we did a little tire conservation and tried to save a set to the end just to make it interesting and wound up ninth."
Peters wraps up 2010 by earning sixth place in the Camping World Truck Series driver points standings. His achievements will be honored at the banquet on Monday night.
KEVIN HARVICK, NO. 29 SHELL-PENNZOIL CHEVROLET: LOOKS LIKE YOU'RE GOING TO PACK IT IN EARLY "Well, it's just a couple of minutes (before practice is over) and we ran several laps there. We're really happy with our car. It should be a fun day tomorrow."
The pit crew of the No. 29 Shell Pennzoil Chevroletfor Kevin Harvick and Richard Childress Racing has earned fourth-quarter honors in the 2010 Mechanix Wear Most Valuable Pit Crew Award competition while on their way to a chance of winning the Sprint Cup.
JENNIFER JO COBB – No. 10 LillysCosmetics.com Ford F-150 (Finished 24th) – “To get back on the lead lap with six laps to go was good, but the track was like a sandbox by then. But what an awesome night."
Team Chevy Championship Contenders Jimmie Johnson and Kevin Harvick Qualified Sixth and 28th To Set the Stage for Sunday's Battle for the Title NASCAR at Homestead
JAMIE MCMURRAY, NO. 1 BASS PRO SHOPS/TRACKER BOATS CHEVROLET, QUALIFIED 3RD: ON HIS LAP: "That was a really good lap. Honestly, I felt like I got all out of that I could. I didn't think anything left. We've been really quick right off the truck; we should have a good weekend."
