NASCAR Truck Series

Joey Coulter returns to Charlotte (N.C.) Motor Speedway for the fourth time in his NASCAR Camping World Truck Series career. Coulter’s career-best finish at the 1.5-mile speedway came in 2012, when the Miami Springs, Florida native took the checkered flag in seventh-place. Also, Coulter competed in his first ever NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Charlotte in 2012 for Richard Childress Racing (RCR), piloting his Chevrolet to a 10th-place finish.

Home Game...The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series is back in action this week with its second-consecutive Friday night race under the lights. This weekend's race at Charlotte Motor Speedway (CMS) is a 'home game' for Turner Scott Motorsports (TSM) and most of the NASCAR teams and crew members who call the Queen City home.

Jimmy Weller and SS Green Light Racing will welcome a new partner to their No. 08 Chevrolet Silverado at Charlotte (N.C.) Motor Speedway as Joedance Film Festival comes onboard for the annual event in NASCAR's heartland. The Charlotte-based film festival looks to raise funds and awareness for rare pediatric cancers, as well as support research and clinical trials at Levine Children's Hospital in Charlotte.

Queen [City] For A Day...The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) heads home to the Queen City for the North Carolina Education Lottery 200 at Charlotte Motor Speedway (CMS) on May 16.

Every driver will say the bad days make the good days that much sweeter. Spencer Gallagher and the No. 23 Allegiant Travel team had a race to erase from their memory on Friday night at Kansas Speedway. But despite the outcome, the team learned additional information to carry into future NASCAR Camping World Truck Series events.

Before the 2014 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series season began in February, Joey Coulter circled Friday night’s race at Kansas Speedway on his calendar. Coming off three strong performances in his previous Truck Series events at the Midwest track, Coulter continued his impressive streak once again as the No. 21 Vertx Chevrolet finished in the 12th position.

Kyle Busch threw the monkey off his back at Kansas Speedway by winning the SFP 250 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) race. The race saw a series high number of cautions, with nine. Busch added to his 130 career win tally with the victory.

The pole for the SFP 250 went to Kyle Busch with a new track qualifying record of 178.921 mph. It is Busch's 13th pole in 117 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) starts and his first in three races at Kansas Speedway.

MATT CRAFTON, No. 88 Goof-off/Menards Toyota Tundra, ThorSport Racing - Are you looking forward to getting back on the race track here at Kansas? “It’s definitely been a little while since we’ve been on the race track. I look forward to always coming to Kansas."

While Win-Tron Racing and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Sunoco rookie of the year candidate Mason Mingus (@Mason_Mingus) have shown speed in the first two races of the season, they turn to Friday night’s SFP 250 at Kansas Speedway in hopes of a good finish.