NASCAR Truck Series

After a few tough weeks, Timothy Peters and the No. 17 team returned to a 1.0-mile race track nestled in the heart of New England, New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

Johnny Sauter, driver of the No. 13 Safe Auto/Curb Records/Carrier Chevrolet Silverado, started the F.W. Webb 175 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in 14th position after a self-professed "head-scratching" set of practice sessions.

Tundra driver Kyle Busch earned his sixth NCWTS win of the season in Saturday afternoon's NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

What makes Cole Whitt, driver of the No. 60 for Turn One Racing in the Camping World Truck Series, tick? Whitt explains it simply as running his life on and off the track “wide open.”

Kyle Busch, driving the No. 18 Toyota/Traxxas Toyota, spanked the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series with a dominant win in the 16th annual running of the F. W. Webb 175 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

Beginning Sunday, Ray Evernham joins SPEED as a regular analyst on SPEED Center, the definitive motor sports news program.

A look back at Rockingham Speedway and a special tribute to Dale Earnhardt.

Timothy Peters and the No. 17 GearWrench Toyota Tundra team will travel north this weekend to enjoy some clam chowder, lobster and racing. The No. 17 team will proudly carry the black and red GearWrench colors this weekend as Peters tries to rebound from two trying weeks.

Three weeks ago at Atlanta Motor Speedway, Blake Feese earned a career-best fourth-place finish. Feese started from the 27th position and drove his way inside the top-five by the end of 200 laps.

With seven races left on the 2011 NCWTS schedule, Jason White has earned one top-five, three top-10, seven top-15 and 11 top-20 finishes.