Truck Series

The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) heads to the state of Kansas for the fourth stop of the 2013 season at Kansas Speedway. Paludo has two previous starts at the Kansas City 1.5-mile D-shaped oval and has finished no worse than 13th and started no worse than 15th. Paludo's best finish of 10th was earned last season in his first trip to the intermediate track with Turner Scott Motorsports.

Danny Efland will make his 2013 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series season debut on Saturday, April 20 in the SFP 250 at Kansas Speedway. He will pilot the ESR # 6 Chevy Silverado. Danny wants to thank Mark Beaver and Tracy Lowe who helped him make this possible. Sponsorship will be announced by the team.

The No. 4 Turner Scott Motorsports team will utilize chassis TSM-220 this weekend at Kansas Speedway under the direction of veteran crew chief Mike Hillman Jr. This truck last led laps in 2012 at Homestead-Miami Speedway with rookie Kyle Larson behind the wheel.

Like a Rock...After a very strong qualifying effort that put him in the second starting spot, Buescher found himself jumping out to an early race lead. During the latter half of the race, while in heavy lap traffic, Buescher made contact with a lapped truck, which sent his No. 31 spinning in turns one and two. After falling one lap down and running as low as 23rd place, Buescher and the No. 31 Rheem team battled back to finish on the lead lapin 14th, earning the team’s third top-15 finish of the season.

While most NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) veterans last raced on the old pavement of Kansas Speedway in April of 2012, Spencer Gallagher looks to have an advantage entering this weekend’s SFP 250.

I've been a fan of NASCAR's Camping World Truck Series since its inception back in 1995. So, needless to say, I was perched in front of my television to watch the series' race at the legendary Rockingham Speedway

Sunday's race at the Rockingham Speedway turned out to be better for Max Gresham than he expected, even when it was as difficult as he feared and as challenging as he anticipated.

For a 20 year old, it seems a shock to hear those words spoken after his first Camping World Truck Series in just his fifth series start. However, this isn’t any 20-year-old. This is Kyle Larson.

Todd Bodine had one of his more frustrating weekends at Rockingham Speedway and it came to a head Sunday, when the two-time Rockingham Nationwide winner spun on a restart, hit the inside wall on the backstretch and had to retire from the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series' Carolina Education Lottery 200 at The Rock presented by Cheerwine.

Matt Crafton raved about Rockingham Speedway's tire-grinding track surface as the weekend opened, but after Sunday's Carolina Education Lottery 200 at The Rock presented by Cheerwine, he realized that attempting to keep up with the track's varying condition had been his undoing.