NASCAR Truck Series PR

Grant Enfinger, No. 23 Champion Power Equipment Chevrolet Silverado RST - “I forgot about that Regan! It’s just so hard to win these races, and if it’s about money, we would have quit a long time ago."

BEN RHODES, No. 99 Bommarito Ford F-150 (Finished 7th) – “We certainly entered this with a lot of momentum, and we were certainly expecting a better run today."

Stewart Friesen (third) earned his fourth consecutive top-five finish at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway on Saturday afternoon to lead Toyota. Toyota development driver Jesse Love finished a strong ninth in his series debut.

ARRMA RC and Front Row Motorsports are proud to announce the limited edition NASCAR Truck body of the No. 38 Ford F-150 NASCAR.

Daniel's 19th place finish at Charlotte Motor Speedway was the fifth-highest finish of the drivers that make up the current rookie class.

No. 23 | Grant Enfinger & Jeff Hensley - Champion Power Equipment Chevrolet - Starts: 11; Wins: 1 (Kansas I); Best start: 2nd; Top 5s: 4; Top 10s: 6; Laps led: 68; Current points position: 4th

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver, Spencer Boyd, will have the familiar colors of Hans Wiemann on his No. 12 Chevrolet Silverado at World Wide Technology Raceway...

Hocevar at World Wide Technology Raceway: In three starts at Gateway, Carson Hocevar has a best-finish of eighth. His worst-finish of 24th came last year after he was collected in an incident on a green-white-checkered finish.

Alan on Saturday’s Race at World Wide Technology Raceway: “With only one start at the track it’s difficult to predict what’s going to happen in the race. But, I was happy with our run last year, so I’m hoping we can carry momentum in Gateway and collect another decent finish.”

The No. 41 Truck Last Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway: After qualifying eighth in his second race of the season, Bayley Currey brought home a 13th-place finish at Charlotte."