NASCAR Truck Series PR

Deegan started the event from the 20th position. 15 laps into Stage 1 Deegan was 18th and reported her Toter F-150 was tight.

Kyle Busch scored his 61st NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) victory in Friday night’s race at Kansas Speedway. Tundra drivers Austin Hill (third), Christian Eckes (fourth) and John Hunter Nemechek (fifth) also finished inside the top five.

Spencer Davis heads to Kansas Speedway looking to continue a strong pace for his family-owned team in Saturday night’s WISE Power 200.

Jordan Anderson Racing (JAR) announced today that long-time sponsor Bommarito Automotive Group of St. Louis (Mo.), in a special collaboration with current vendors;

Truex on Racing at Kansas: “Kansas is a fun track, and I’m excited about Saturday night’s race,” said Ryan Truex. “Our team is working hard every single day to make our Niece Chevrolets better."

Rackley W.A.R., co-owned by Willie Allen and Curtis Sutton, pay tribute to Tennessee native Bobby Hamilton with a throwback paint scheme that will appear on the No. 25 Rackley Roofing Chevrolet Silverado

Chastain on Racing at Kansas: "Our CircleBDiecast.com Watermelon Chevrolet looks incredible,” said Chastain. “Thank you to Chip and everyone at Ganassi for allowing me to come play in the Truck Series.

Currey on Racing at Kansas: “I’m thankful to Mr. Niece and everyone at Niece Motorsports for the opportunity to come race their Chevy this weekend in Kansas,” said Currey.

Hocevar on Racing at Kansas: “I’m looking forward to Saturday night’s race at Kansas Speedway in our Luther’s BBQ Chevrolet,” said Hocevar.

Hattori Racing Enterprises driver Austin Hill was made available to media via videoconference prior to the Kansas race earlier today: