NASCAR Truck Series

With NASCAR's Sprint Cup teams taking the weekend off, it was an opportunity for the Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series to shine on their own at the Nashville Super Speedway.

The No. 31 Wolfpack Rentals Chevrolet Silverado team will bring chassis TMS-0202 to Friday night's race at Lucas Oil Raceway at Indianapolis (LORI).

In his seventh NASCAR Camping World Truck Series start at Nashville Superspeedway, Jason White brought home Joe Denette Motorsports sixth top-15 finish of 2011, finishing 12th in the Lucas Deep Clean 200.

Elliott Sadler will climb into the driver's seat of the No. 2 Hunt Brothers Pizza Chevrolet Silverado for the AAA Insurance 200 at Lucas Oil Raceway at Indianapolis Friday night.

Nelson Piquet Jr. will pilot the No. 8 Bozzano/Jontex Kevin Harvick Inc. (KHI) entry this Friday night as the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series makes its way to Lucas Oil Raceway at Indianapolis

There is nothing like going home. When Timothy Peters landed in Smyrna, Tennessee on Thursday he didn't take the highway to get to the race track.

Once again, Starr was forced to come from deep in the field to earn the fifth top-ten of the year as the Allegro Marinade/Zachry No. 81 was mired in traffic back in 16th place when the trucks restarted following a caution on lap 113 of the 150 lap Lucas Deep Clean 200.

Four-time NASCAR Camping World Truck Series champion Ron Hornaday will visit Lucas Oil Raceway at Indianapolis this weekend as not only the defending race winner but as the series all-time race winner at the short track.

Both RCR entries started on the front row, with Dillon earning his third pole award of the season and Coulter starting second.

Johnny Sauter continued his consistent top five finishes with a podium finish in second place at Nashville Superspeedway Friday night after starting sixth in the Lucas Deep Clean 200.