Truck Series

Every celebration needs an emcee, so it stands to reason that Charlotte Motor Speedway will need two for the 10 greatest days of racing, May 18-27, which includes the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race and the 53rd running of the Coca-Cola 600.

MB Motorsports has been competing in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series since its inaugural 1995 season and has built quite a legacy in the process. However, after missing the first two races of the 2012 season, it was time for a change.

Sunoco, Inc. (NYSE: SUN) announced a partnership with Philabundance and the Food Bank of Delaware to conduct a major food drive at the Dover International Speedway from June 1 to June 3 during the upcoming NASCAR race weekend.

Paulie Harraka, in his first start at the 1.5-mile Kansas Speedway, piloting the No. 5 Wauters Motorsports NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Ford F150 was involved in a multi-truck accident on lap 42.

Just one week after a solid run at Rockingham Speedway, Burton was hoping to continue the team's momentum with a solid performance in Kansas, only to find himself out of the race on lap one and into the wall landing himself his first DNF early on in the 2012 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series season.

Ross Chastain was hoping for some lady luck this weekend at the Kansas Speedway after he struggled one week early during his race at Rockingham Speedway with extreme handling issues.

Racing can be a sport of momentum and unfortunately for Jason White he seems to be searching for it. After leading 29 laps in the early portion of the SFP 250 at Kansas Speedway, White and his No. 23 GunBroker.com Ford were victims of a poorly timed caution while they were on pit road.

Continuing on the steady trend of improvement, John Wes Townley piloted RAB Racing's No. 09 Toyota Tundra to a 16th-place finish Saturday afternoon in the SFP 250 at Kansas Speedway.

Matt Crafton took the green flag starting in 17th position with his Menards/JELD-WEN Toyota Tundra. After five cautions and 167 laps, Crafton finished in 12th position.

Just 17 laps into the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series SFP 250, the motor coughed in Ross Chastain's Florida Watermelon Association Toyota and sent the Sunoco Rookie of the Year candidate to the garage ending his day well short of the checkered flag in 34th place.