The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series revs back to action at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway this weekend, and fans will see Kevin Harvick Inc. (KHI) co-owner Kevin Harvick climb into the driver's seat of the No. 2 KHI Chevrolet Silverado for the first time this season.
BACK FOR REDEMTION:The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series returns to the 0.526-mile oval this weekend where the Kevin Harvick Inc. (KHI) stable was able to sweep both races during the 2010 season.
(For each of the 36 races during the 2011 Sprint Cup season, TUMS will provide a glimpse of a previous event at that track, one that could easily be described as A TUMS Moment. This week, the focus is on Martinsville Speedway).
Kevin Harvick (No. 29 Jimmy John Chevrolet) claimed his first victory at Auto Club Speedway in a stellar finish at Sunday’s Auto Club 400 before an announced crowd of 88,000, the Speedway’s largest since 2006.
Kevin Harvick got to sample the sweet taste of winning in his home state of California by scoring his first career victory at Auto Club Speedway. The Bakersfield native only led one lap in his No. 29 Jimmy John's Chevrolet, but it was the one that counted.
Josh Berry and the No. 21 eero team head to Las Vegas Motor Speedway looking to rebound from a disappointing end to last Sunday’s Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway
Petty blue, the DuPont rainbow, Earnhardt’s black No. 3 — the cars behind NASCAR’s most iconic liveries rarely survive. Here’s how fans are bringing them back.
On Power Stroke trucks and several Duramax generations, diesel up-pipes carry exhaust from the manifolds to the turbocharger, so they see some of the highest heat in the system.
The team at Whitby Auto Glass now sees a windshield-mounted camera or radar sensor on most vehicles in their bay, putting far more weight on glass quality and calibration accuracy than a decade ago.
Those changing conditions can also influence how FanDuel odds develop across the race weekend as practice, qualifying and weather provide new information.
