NASCAR Truck Series

Justin Lofton's excitement surrounding his return to Eddie Sharp Racing (ESR) was evident through his two-day stint at Kentucky Speedway.

The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series returned to action after a three week hiatus at Kentucky Speedway on Thursday night, July 7th.

It wouldn't have been fitting for a Georgia Boot-sponsored Tundra to waltz easily into the limelight at Kentucky Speedway on Thursday night.

After three weeks without a NASCAR Camping World Truck Series event, Miguel Paludo and the No. 7 Stemco/Duroline team were ready to go back racing.

Johnny Sauter, driver of the No. 13 Safe Auto/Curb Records/Carrier Chevy Silverado, dominated the week at Kentucky Speedway - leading practice times and rocketing to the pole position on the grid for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series UNOH 225.

Tundra driver Kyle Busch crossed the finish line first in Friday night's NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) race at Kentucky Speedway.

Kyle Busch powered his No. 18 Kyle Busch Motorsports machine to a worst-to-first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series victory by .302 of a second over Penske Racing's Parker Kligerman at Kentucky Speedway in the "UNOH 225" tonight in front of 28,000 fans.

For Kentucky Speedway the UNOH 225 NASCAR Camping World Truck series race the kick off to the biggest weekend in the track’s history.

Kyle Busch held off Parker Kligerman during the final green-white-checkered restart and won Thursday nights NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) UNOH 225 at Kentucky Speedway.

Johnny Sauter captured the pole for tonight's NASCAR Camping World Truck Series "UNOH 225" at Kentucky Speedway with a 174.109 mph (31.015 seconds) lap in his No. 13 Safe Auto/ Curb Records ride.