SM Staff

At the beginning of the season, L.P. Dumoulin announced that he would no longer partnered with 22 Racing, but moving forward to a new partnership with Martin Roy. There were a lot of people who questioned the decision and whether Dumoulin would be able to replicate last year's success this season, and how else it would effect the series moving forward.

This weekend at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park, there are going to be four Canadians in the Camping World Truck Series field - with each of them making their series debut. One of the drivers that highlights the list is Cameron Hayley, who will be driving the No. 32 Cabinets by Haley Chevrolet Silverado for Turner-Scott Motorsports.

Last weekend, Tracy Hines competed on one of the smallest tracks he'll face all season, the quarter-mile Kokomo Speedway in Indiana. This weekend, he'll take on two of the largest, the half-mile Terre Haute Action Track in a Sprint Car and the one-mile DuQuoin State Fairgrounds in a Silver Crown machine.

On Tuesday afternoon, NASCAR unveiled the 2015 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series schedule. The highlight of the schedule is the return of Atlanta Motor Speedway in the spring, breaking up a long off-period that the trucks normally faced between Daytona and Martinsville. The idea is to keep the racing in the forefront of the fans, while still offering that slow start to the season for teams who may be a little behind.

On Tuesday afternoon, NASCAR unveiled the 2015 NASCAR Nationwide Series schedule.

As previewed this past weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway, NASCAR announced the 2015 Sprint Cup Series schedule on Tuesday.

With the release of the official entry list for the Chevrolet Silverado 250 at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park, it was confirmed that there will be a third NASCAR Canadian Tire Series driver running the Camping World Truck Series event. Andrew Ranger will join fellow drivers Alex Tagliani and Ray Courtemanche Jr. in the event on Sunday August 31st.

The Coliseum…..Thunder Valley…..and “The World's Fastest Half Mile"…..here is what was surprising and not surprising from Bristol Motor Speedway in the IRWIN Tools Night Race.

Scott Dixon would make the pass on Mike Conway with three laps to go to take the lead and never looked back en route to scoring the victory in the GoPro Grand Prix of Sonoma at Sonoma Raceway. It marks the second victory of the season for the 2013 Verizon IndyCar Series Champion and the 35th victory of his career.

Starting near the back of the field, Dwayne Baker would make his way through the field and out-dueled Andrew Gresel in the closing laps to score the victory in the inaugural Bruce Gowland Memorial at Sunset Speedway.