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For the first time ever, the NASCAR Truck and Nationwide Series will run at the Nashville SuperSpeedway. The Speedway gained a Truck Series race after the closing of the Memphis track last year and will run with the Nationwide race that has been run there for the last ten years.
In fact, this is the ten year anniversary for Nashville Superspeedway. A pretty good present of a Truck race added to the tracks yearly schedule. Many of the Cup regulars are pulling ‘Double Duty’ over the weekend and hopes for many fans turning out for the event is hopeful.
Continue reading “So, has Nashville forgiven Kyle Busch?“
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 WELCOME, N.C. (January 19, 2010) — Richard Childress Racing and Bass Pro Shops have reached a partnership agreement for third-generation driver Austin Dillon to compete in the No. 3 Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet Silverado for the majority of the 2010 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series schedule.
Continue reading “Bass Pro Shops and RCR Partner to Bring Back Famous No. 3“
 Last weekend’s win by Kyle Busch in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series at Loudon, NH, had some help by the network which brought it to television.
Continue reading “Kyle Busch Won Truck Series Race With Speed Network’s Help“
 Mark Martin’s NASCAR career began quietly at North Wilkesboro 28 years ago with a 27th-place finish in his first Sprint Cup start.
While that effort was far from indicative of the star he one day would become, there were signs from the outset that the scrappy little driver from Arkansas had plenty of potential as he grabbed two poles in only five starts in that debut season in 1981.
Since then Martin, now 50, has proven to be one of the sport’s most venerable and versatile drivers. Through the years he has won 39 Sprint Cup races, including four this year, 48 Nationwide events and seven Camping World Truck races for a total of 94 NASCAR victories.
Continue reading “Martin Making 1000th Career Start At Bristol“
Ron Hornaday and Rick Renn on pit road in Nashville during qualifying, the two were discussing strategy for their attempt for the best possible place to lift in turn one. These two were constantly talking the entire weekend. That’s how success is built in racing and these two sure have got it going.
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 Ron Hornaday owned the track Saturday evening at Nashville Superspeedway to earn his fifth win in a row, making history in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. Ron led 115 of 154 laps in the race, his sixth win of the 2009 season and his 45th career win in the Truck Series.
In 1971, Richard Petty and Bobby Allison both won five in a row in the now Sprint Cup Series. Ron can now hold the record of five wins with the other two drivers. Petty holds the all-time record with 10 in a row in 1967.
Continue reading “Hornaday Wins Five In A Row, Earns Sam Bass Guitar In Nashville!“
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