NASCAR Truck Series

Jason White on Kansas Speedway: “I am ready to get to our first 1.5-mile track this season for the Camping World Truck Series. It is always so nice to go to Kansas Speedway as the track does a fantastic job and the fans are great."

NASCAR today issued a ‘White Paper’ detailing the various programs that have made NASCAR a leader in green initiatives across all sports. The data in “The Sports Leader in Sustainability”* illustrates the steps NASCAR has taken in educating fans, reducing the sport’s environmental impact, and validating green technologies – both on and off the track.

Cool spring temperatures await the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series as teams trek westward for the first of two stock car events this season at Kansas Speedway.

Rookie driver Ross Chastain has spent his entire life on the family farm in South Florida. This week the nineteen year old will carry the fruit raised on the family farm to nations heartland as the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series heads to the SFP 250 at the Kansas Speedway for the fourth race of the 2012 season.

NASCAR's Nationwide and Sprint Cup Series spent made their semi annual trip to the Texas Motor Speedway to run races that were, frankly, a little light on the action side and that's putting it in very polite terms.

With one NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) start at Kansas Speedway on his resume, Cale Gale is ready to get back to the Midwest track with the No. 33 Rheem Chevrolet and his Eddie Sharp Racing (ESR) team.

RAM DRIVER QUOTES “Kansas is one of my favorite race tracks. I had my first NASCAR start there in a Nationwide car and won the pole, which was a pretty significant accomplishment for me in my racing career."

The No. 30 Qualcomm/Autotrac team is bringing chassis TMS-210 to Kansas Speedway for 167 laps around the 1.5-mile track. This will be the first time this chassis TMS-210 has been used in competition. Green, Green, Green.

Justin Lofton enters the SFP 250 second in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) driver point standings, just six points out of the top spot, after a stellar start to the 2012 season.

John Wes Townley will pilot RAB Racing Chassis No. 48 is his bid to make the SFP 250 this weekend at Kansas Speedway. This is a brand new Toyota Tundra that will be put through its first paces this weekend at Kansas.