NASCAR Truck Series

SPARTA, Ky. -- Kyle Busch topped the chart in final NASCAR Camping World Truck Series practice at Kentucky Speedway.

The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series returns to action this week after a weekend off. It will be the 10th race of the season for the Truck Series, just six races before the playoffs begin.

Driver Quote: “I always look forward to getting back to the race track,” said Bell. “We are still working hard every day at the shop to get our trucks better and better. I feel confident that we will have a strong Truck for this week’s race at Kentucky Speedway. I’ve made several starts at this track, so it’s some place I am familiar with, but I’m interested to get on track in this Truck since the repave. If we can keep our truck clean, we should have a chance at a solid finish.”

SPARTA, Ky. -- Grant Enfinger was the fastest in first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series practice at Kentucky Speedway.

Iowa Speedway was the site for the ninth race of the 2017 season. The race featured a variety of pit strategies and a back to back winner.

"Yeah, you know, obviously, tires prevail here, but we made the call," Sauter said. "Chase (Briscoe) actually took me to school there. That kid is a hell of a wheelman."

Tundra drivers Grant Enfinger (fourth) and Christopher Bell (fifth) earned top-five results in Friday night’s NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) race at Iowa Speedway.

John Hunter Nemechek won the M&MS 200 at Iowa Speedway Friday night. By winning this week and last week, it was second career consecutive victory.

2017 is turning into a year of firsts for Kevin Donahue, as the Missouri native gears up for the Iowa 200, which will mark his debut at Iowa Speedway on Friday night.  Donahue will once again pilot the #36 Mittler Brothers Machine & Tool / KC Breweries Co. Chevy Silverado.

Taking its cue from the action sports star’s years of iconic “hot dog” moves, Wienerschnitzel is giving one lucky fan the opportunity to visit – and even learn tricks from -- professional racer and stunt performer Travis Pastrana at “Pastranaland”, his Davidsonville, Md., home and freestyle training center.