NASCAR Truck Series

Following a series of strong finishes in the last four races, including the team's first top-five finish of the season at Charlotte, Hornaday and the No. 9 Anderson's Maple Syrup team headed to Dover with high hopes of bringing home Joe Denette Motorsports first win.

In what seems like a year plagued with bad luck, Max Gresham loses the battle with the Monster in the Lucas Oil 200 at Dover International Speedway. The tough outing netted Gresham a 30th-place finish in his first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series start at the "Monster Mile."

Richard Childress Racing teammates finished third (Kevin Harvick), sixth (Ty Dillon) and 11th (Joey Coulter).

Kevin Harvick entered Friday’s "Lucas Oil 200" NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race as one of the most successful drivers at Dover International Speedway who has never won a race.

Miguel Paludo was just a few raindrops away from a top-five finish at Dover International Speedway, but timing and weather put a damper on the day, ultimately resulting in a solid top-15.

Dakoda Armstrong, behind the wheel of the No. 98 EverFi Toyota in the Camping World Truck Series, has racing on his mind. But he also hopes to educate his fans through his new season sponsor EverFi.

In spite of being just 22 years old, Paulie Harraka is already wearing many hats, including graduate, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver of the No. 5 Wauters Motorsports Ford, and entrepreneur.

Tundra driver Todd Bodine won his first race of the season in Friday's NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) event at Dover International Speedway.

Mother Nature and pit strategy were the stories at this afternoon’s rain-shortened NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at Dover International Speedway.

Parker Kligerman (No. 29 Cooper Standard RAM) Finished 2nd TALK ABOUT YOUR RACE TONIGHT: “We had a really fast Cooper Standard RAM. We were fast. We were just biding our time."