NASCAR Truck Series

Nelson Piquet Jr. and the No. 8 Autotrac/Qualcomm crew will make their way to the Windy City this Friday night as the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series heads into their 18th race of the season.

Often we forget that as much as we love a sport there is ultimately a business model behind it. They are intrinsically connected whereas one cannot survive without the other.

Crafton and Sauter both signed deals which will keep them behind the wheel of their current NASCAR Camping World Truck Series rides next season under the ThorSport Racing banner, owned by Duke and Rhonda Thorson.

The lyrics of that great old R&B song certainly rang true Labor Day weekend in Hampton-Georgia when rain, associated with tropical storm Lee, made it impossible to run the NASCAR Sprint Cup's AdvoCare 500 at the Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Ron Hornaday knew that he got lucky on Friday night. In fact, he’d rather be lucky the last eight races of the 2011 season compared to what his No. 33 ARMOUR Chevrolet team has been to start the season.

Todd Bodine and the No. 5 NTB/Service Central Tundra crew held their own in Friday evening's NASCAR Camping World Truck Series event.

Timothy Peters was on his way to the front of the field when an electrical issue halted his forward progress and plagued him throughout the 130-lap event at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Two Tundra drivers -- Kyle Busch (third) and Todd Bodine (ninth) -- registered top-10 finishes in Friday night's NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) race at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Ron Hornaday Jr. stayed out on old tires while others pitted and won Friday nights NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Good Sam Club 200 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Kansas Speedway officials announced today that the facility will again host two NASCAR Sprint Cup Series weekends in 2012, albeit both will be held on different surfaces, and the spring event weekend has moved to April to ensure the recently announced track improvements are completed.