NASCAR Truck Series

NASCAR has named Richard Buck, a NASCAR executive with a wealth of diverse experience in motorsports, as NASCAR Sprint Cup Series managing director.

NASCAR announced today that it has restructured its manufacturer points system for 2014, simplifying it for fans, competition and the industry, while amplifying the already passionate rivalries between each auto maker.

Right now my guess is many of you are saying to yourselves - who is German Quiroga? Well, I hope to change that!

Last year when NASCAR rolled out the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series schedule, there were some new dates added - a dirt race at Eldora Speedway and a road course race in Canada at the famed Canadian Tire Motorsports Park.

Last year, Joey Coulter made the move from Richard Childress Racing to Kyle Busch Motorsports, in hopes to win races and possibly a championship.

Perseverance finally paid off for Matt Crafton, who captured the 2013 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series championship in his 13th full season on the tour.

Turner Scott Motorsports (TSM) is pleased to announce the addition of Ben Kennedy to its 2014 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) roster. The 21-year-old will drive a full-time championship campaign while competing for Sunoco Rookie of the Year honors behind the wheel of the No. 31 Chevrolet Silverado. Michael Shelton, who led the No. 31 team to TSM's first championship in 2012 with driver James Buescher, will continue his role atop the pit box. Kennedy made his NCWTS debut for TSM in 2013, earning a best finish of fourth at Martinsville Speedway.

Silly Season is in full force as RAB Racing announced today that James Buescher will drive the No. 99 Toyota for the full season next year in the Nationwide Series. Chris Rice, who worked with that team last year, will be the crew chief, with sponsorship details to come. It is a multi-year partnership.

Sunday’s 46th Annual Snowball Derby was filled with disappointment and enjoyment across the drivers who started the prestigious Super Late Model race. Austin Theriault was among the few drivers who went home satisfied with their placement in the finishing order.

The NBC Sports Network informed the NASCAR world during champion’s week who their lead commentators will be. Jeff Burton will debut his commentating skills in the summer of 2015 with Rick Allen who will occupy the play-by-play role.