Truck Series

Matt Crafton took the green flag starting in 6th position with his Menards/Fisher Nuts Toyota Tundra. After eight cautions and 134 laps, Crafton finished in 15th position.

After an extremely humbling rookie experience at Kansas Speedway with an early wreck ending his day on lap one, Jeb Burton charged back with an incredible run at Charlotte Motor Speedway Friday night for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series NC Education Lottery 200.

After 55 starts, 26-year-old Justin Lofton won his first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) race, the North Carolina Education Lottery 200, on Friday night at the Charlotte Motor Speedway (CMS). The win was the first for Lofton, his sponsor College Complete (http://www.collegecomplete.com, 877-543-2655), and his team, Eddie Sharp Racing (ESR) within NASCAR competition.

Ford Motor Company and Homestead-Miami Speedway today announced that NASCAR’s season-ending championship races in South Florida will be named the Ford EcoBoost 200, Ford EcoBoost 300 and Ford EcoBoost 400 for 2012.

Ross Chastain can't seem to catch a break. After disappointing engine failure in Kansas, it seems the same trouble caught him again at Charlotte Motor Speedway ending his day on lap 12 of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series NC Education Lottery 200 on Friday night.

John Wes Townley piloted RAB Racing's No. 09 Toyota 'Save in May' Sales Event Tundra to a 16th-place finish under the lights in Friday night's NASCAR Camping World Truck Series N.C. Education Lottery 200 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

For Justin Lofton and Brad Keselowski it all came down to restarts. That’s what would decide who was going to win the North Carolina Education 200 at Charlotte on Friday night, two late restarts that changed the night for both of them.

Cale Gale drove the No. 33 Rheem Chevrolet to a 19th-place finish in the N.C. Education Lottery 200 on Friday night. The Sunoco Rookie of the Year contender fought back from being two laps down to finish on the lead lap at Charlotte (N.C.) Motor Speedway in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series' (NCWTS) fifth race of the season.

Surviving through a caution-ridden 200 miles of NASCAR Camping World Truck Series racing at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Friday night, Dakoda Armstrong picked his way through traffic to grab a 13th place finish.

Officials from American Ethanol and Iowa Speedway are excited to announce that both NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races, the first one being on July 14 and second being on September 15, now have an entitlement sponsor – the America Ethanol 200, July 14; the American Ethanol 200, September 15.