NASCAR Truck Series

Over the last week, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) veteran Mike Skinner has landed a ride for the season-opening race and the support of two local sponsors.

The nations oldest produce trade association will join forces with one of the youngest drivers in the field on February 24th as Florida native Ross Chastain makes his first start at the World Center of Speed when the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series kicks off the 2012 racing season.

JOHNNY SAUTER, No. 13 Peanut.com/Curb Records Toyota Camry, ThorSport Racing What can you take from 2011 to be successful in 2012? "The biggest thing we can do is look back at last season and see where did we lose points and what could we have done to prevent that."

PARKER KLIGERMAN (No. 29 Cooper Standard RAM) COMMENT ON THE EXCITEMENT OF BEING HERE FOR SPEEDWEEKS AND YOUR THOUGHTS ENTERING A FULL SEASON IN THE TRUCK SERIES. “This is my first year where I actually can say I’m doing a full season in something, I have sponsorship. I have two rides in a time when a lot of guys don’t have one."

The Dale Earnhardt Foundation is proud to announce that the “Intimidator Camaro” will be appearing at Daytona International Speedway during this year’s Speedweeks Celebrations.

Although not as close as Carl Edwards’ loss of the Cup championship in a tie breaker, Camping World Truck Series driver Johnny Sauter had an eerily similar experience.

Rockingham Speedway to hold NCWTS and K&N Pro Series Tire Test March 6-7; Whelen Southern Modifieds to test rubber on April 18

The 2012 season is sure to be a pivotal year in the career of Eddie Sharp Racing’s (ESR) talented NASCAR driver, Cale Gale. After growing up in Mobile, Ala., with a dream of racing stock cars, the 26-year-old is poised to finally compete in his first full-season of NASCAR competition.

Daytona International Speedway plans to make Speedweeks and the 54th Daytona 500 a memorable event in many ways, starting with the largest and most expansive social media effort in NASCAR to further engage fans at the “World Center of Racing” and at home.

The Slick 50® brand has been protecting engines for over 34 years, just as long as legendary NASCAR crew chief and FOX Sports broadcaster Larry McReynolds has been tuning and caring for performance and race cars.