NASCAR Truck Series

Kaz will pilot chassis no.101 this weekend. Kaz raced this chassis earlier this season at Kansas where he qualified sixth and finished eighth. Chase Elliott also used this chassis in Atlanta, qualifying ninth and racing to a fifth-place finish.

The defending NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Champion Johnny Sauter arrived in Dover hoping to find the win that had eluded the team for the first five races of the 2017 season. The Allegiant team, led by crew chief Joe Shear, Jr., worked through both Thursday practice sessions to make improvements on a tight-handling Chevrolet. Friday morning, Sauter qualified his Silverado in the 11th position for the 200-lap event after advancing to the final round of multi-vehicle qualifying.

Johnny Sauter held off Kaz Grala to win Friday's Bar Harbor 200 presented by Sea Watch International at Dover International Speedway. It was the defending Truck Series champion’s first victory this season and his 14th career win.

Austin Cindric, driver of the No. 19 LTi Printing Ford for Brad Keselowski Racing was looking for his first career win of the season. However, a few challenges would be thrown the team's way during Friday’s Bar Harbor 200 presented by Sea Watch International at Dover International Speedway.

Beaver Motorsports today announced Motorsports Safety Group (MSG) as the primary sponsor for the No. 50 Chevrolet Silverado of Cody Ware at Dover Speedway for the Bar Harbor 200. This will be Ware’s first start at the Monster Mile.

The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series returns to action this week after a week off. There are thirty-two trucks on the preliminary entry list. So who are the ones to watch for in this week's truck race at Dover International Speedway?

NASCAR travels to Dover International Speedway for a full weekend of competition with Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, XFINITY Series and Camping World Truck Series events. Please check below for the complete schedule. All times are Eastern.

Driver Quote: “I’m excited to get back to the track after a weekend off,” said Bell. “Dover is one of my favorite tracks, so I’m really looking forward to a solid weekend. This team has been working hard, and has shown improvement each time they’ve come to the track this season, and I look forward to building on that this weekend.”

Last year, Dover marked a turning point in the season for Johnny Sauter after failing to finish inside the top 15 following his win in the season opener at Daytona. He finished fourth at Dover and only finished outside the top 10 once in the remaining 18 races (Eldora, 13th-place finish) to earn the 2016 NCWTS championship.

Yates said the nomination was unexpected, "I would have bet money that I would have had to wait another year. When they called me first, my heart must have missed one beat.