Truck Series

In 32 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series starts at Martinsville Speedway, Red Horse Racing boasts two wins (David Starr in 2006 and Timothy Peters in 2009), nine top-five and 16 top-10 finishes. The Mooresville, N.C.-based organization has an average starting position of 11.7 and 15th-place average finishing position.

Last time out at Martinsville Speedway, both Ross Chastain and the Ricky Benton Racing (RBR) Enterprises NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) team had a bit of late-race heartbreak ruining any chances they had to win.

Ray Black Jr. grew up in the thrilling underwater world of commercial diving and the excitement and challenge under water has fueled his passion to go fast above water on the paved bullrings of the Southeast. On Saturday he Florida native will take one step closer to his dream to race at the Daytona International Speedway when he makes his NASCAR Camping World Truck Series debut in the SS Green Light Racing No. 07 at the Martinsville Speedway.

Turner Scott Motorsports (TSM) is pleased to announce that Ben Rhodes will run five NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) races during the 2014 season in the No. 32 Alpha Energy Solutions Chevrolet Silverado, beginning at Martinsville Speedway.

Joey Coulter returns to Martinsville (Va.) Speedway for the seventh time in his NASCAR Camping World Truck Series career. In his six previous starts, Coulter has two top-five finishes and completed 98.4% of laps contended.

For a month Timothy Peters has enjoyed the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series points lead without turning a lap. Now, he says, it’s time to get back to work.

When the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series returns to action next weekend at Martinsville Speedway, there will be 36 drivers set on picking up a victory in the second race of the season. One of those will be Jeb Burton, who will be driving the No. 13 for ThorSport Racing.

Bristol Motor Speedway has caused dramatic finishes and some horrific incidents during its 53-year career in NASCAR. The short half mile track located in Bristol, Tennessee has lived through some of the worst and best moments in NASCAR history – and this weekend they can only further that resume.

NASCAR notified teams this afternoon in all three national series that they have made some modifications to the knock-out qualifying procedure.

NASCAR notified its teams this afternoon that effective immediately the following modifications apply to all elements of its national series qualifying including the breaks: