NASCAR Truck Series

Heading to Kansas City...Four-time NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) champion Ron Hornaday Jr. will make his fourth-career start for Turner Scott Motorsports (TSM) in Friday night's shootout at Kansas Speedway. The 55-year-old veteran is no stranger to success at the Kansas City track, having nine starts with one win, three poles, three top fives and six top 10s to his credit.

NASCAR announced today it has reached a seven-year agreement with Camping World to remain the entitlement sponsor of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series through 2022. The new deal ensures that Camping World will own exclusive rights as title sponsor for a total of 14-consecutive years, equaling the longest entitlement sponsorship in the history of the national series, which is celebrating its 20th season.

MMD and AmericanMuscle teamed up to custom design Project MMD. Featuring over $30,000 in aftermarket parts and the sleek, modern design MMD is known for, this is a one-of-a-kind Mustang that can serve as the perfect show car or daily driver.

Officials for Gateway Motorsports Park and MAKE Motorsports announced today that the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series event will be known as the “Drivin’ for Linemen 200.” NASCAR returns to the St. Louis area on June 14, 2014 – for the first time since 2010 – with a race that will bring a heightened level of awareness to the Linemen of America and the electrical industry. The Linemen were slated to be recognized today by the U.S. Congress for their efforts as first responders during natural disasters. This race will pay tribute to the past, present, future and fallen Linemen.

John Hunter Nemechek, son of Joe Nemechek, was ‘feeling good’ after making his debut in the 2014 Camping World Truck Series at Martinsville Speedway...

In the end, it was a champion rising to the occasion as 2013 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Champion Matt Crafton scored the victory for the first ever Grandfather clock of his career.

Air Titan 2.0 tried with the aid of the jet dryers, but it wasn't enough as rain has postponed the NASCAR Camping World Series Kroger 200 till Sunday after the Sprint Cup Series race. NASCAR says the race will be ran at approximately 5:30 p.m. EST.

Track activity has been suspended at Martinsville Speedway. Rain showers have forced NASCAR Sprint Cup Series practices, and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series qualifying to be cancelled. As of 2:30 PM EST the rain continues to fall which has the Kroger 250 under a rain delay currently.

Darrell Wallace Jr. will lead the field to the green flag in his No. 54 Toyota No. 1 For Everyone Sales Event Toyota. Wallace Jr. finished top five in both races at Martinsville last year, scoring his first career win in the fall event.

For the first time since February, the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series is back on track this weekend at Martinsville and ready to rock. One of the drivers that is excited about being back on track is Darrell Wallace Jr.