Kyle Busch held off Ron Hornaday and Kevin Harvick to win the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday. Busch had just enough fuel to survive, running out of gas as he made his way to Victory Lane. The NASCAR star has now won a Sprint Cup, Nationwide and Truck race at the 1.058-mile oval. The real intrigue came behind Busch, where series leader Hornaday spent the last 50 laps battling with Harvick, his boss. Harvick appeared to be agitated that...Read Full Story
Kyle Busch pulled away from Matt Crafton in the closing laps to easily win the O'Reilly 200 truck series race Wednesday night at Bristol Motor Speedway. Busch passed Jason White for the lead on lap 124 and then steadily pulled away from Crafton after the race's final caution period on lap 175. Driving the No. 51 Toyota for Billy Ballew, it was Busch's second straight win at the .533-mile short track and his third victory of the season. He has 12 victories overall in the three NASCAR national...Read Full Story
Kyle Busch started his Texas tripleheader with another NASCAR Trucks Series victory. Busch has won each of his last five truck races, extending the streak that began at Bristol in August when he beat Matt Crafton by 0.725 seconds at the 1 1/2-mile, high-banked Texas track Friday night. Busch has won seven times this 13 starts this season in the No. 51 Toyota, and been outside the top two only three times. Series points leader Ron Hornaday was third, nearly 10 seconds behind Crafton, his...Read Full Story
Ron Hornaday Jr. raced to his first NASCAR trucks victory of the season and the 40th of his career, holding off Kyle Busch over the final laps Friday night at Lowe's Motor Speedway. Hornaday passed 2008 winner Matt Crafton for the lead shortly after the restart on lap 106 of the 134-lap race. Busch, who had eventful night that included wrecking then-leader Colin Braun, couldn't catch Hornaday over the closing laps and failed to win for the ninth time this season in NASCAR's top three series...Read Full Story
Timothy Peters took the lead when Denny Hamlin pitted on the 117th lap Saturday and won the NASCAR truck series race at Martinsville Speedway. It is the first career victory for Peters, who lives in nearby Danville. Peters stopped just once in the 200-lap race, after just 33 laps, and led the final 84 laps, holding off Todd Bodine over three restarts to cruise to the win by 1.815 seconds. Points leader Ron Hornaday Jr. finished fourth and extended his lead in the points race to 224 points...Read Full Story
Whether leader or wily veteran, Crafton admits that he definitely has had an unusual amount of time with the same team, especially in the ever-changing sport of NASCAR racing. “It says so much for Duke and Rhonda Thorson (ThorSport owners ...
So Pastrana will take all the insight he can get, whether it's from his spotter and driver-coach, Truck Series veteran Matt Crafton, or his K Pro Series East Pastrana Racing crew chief Mike Greci, who's been involved with NASCAR touring championship ...
Ron Hornaday Jr. held of NASCAR's hottest driver, Kyle Busch, to win Friday night's Sam's Town 400 Craftsman Truck Series race at the Texas Motor Speedway. The No.33 Kevin Harvick Inc. Chevrolet driver took the checkered flag three lengths ahead of ...
News: Crafton won the NC Education Lottery 200 Craftsman Truck Series race at Lowe's Motor Speedway on Friday night.[ + ] Impact: Crafton survived a late restart to win the ...