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STATESVILLE, NC (December 4, 2008) – When the 2008 Truck Series season started in Daytona Beach, Florida back in February the No. 81 Randy Moss Motorsports (RMM) team, then known as Morgan-Dollar Motorsports was not sure what the future held. Now that the 2008 season has come to a close, RMM can take a moment to reflect back on what has been an interesting year with a few twists and turns for the veteran team with a new image.
Continue reading “RANDY MOSS ENJOYS FIRST SEASON AS NASCAR TRUCK SERIES OWNER“
NASCAR is expected to announce a “no testing” policy for Sprint Cup, Nationwide Series, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series or NASCAR Camping World East or West Series for the 2009 season.
Teams will also not be able to test at tracks at which any of those series compete.
Thanks to friend Chris Knight from www.Catchfence.com for this information.
… an update from www.Jayski.com
NASCAR has banned all testing at its sanctioned tracks next season in an effort to help teams save several million dollars in their 2009 budgets. The moratorium, which includes the traditional “preseason” Daytona 500 testing, is for all three of NASCAR’s top divisions. Teams will not be permitted to test at any track where a Sprint Cup, Nationwide Series or Truck Series event is held. NASCAR informed teams of its decision Friday morning at Homestead-Miami Speedway. The decision is an about-face from just a few months ago, when NASCAR was considering widening the testing schedule to as many as 24 days at any track.(Associated Press)(11-14-2008)
Continue reading “NO NASCAR TESTING IN 2009? Maybe… (CONFIRMED)“
Phoenix, AZ (November 6, 2008)-The Phoenix area has much to offer outside of Phoenix International Raceway with its vast desert landscape and presence of the U.S. Air Force. Jon and Keven Wood, drivers of the no. 21 Wood Brothers Racing U.S. Air Force F-150 and team visited the air plane Boneyard in Tucson and had an eye opening experience.
Continue reading “Wood Brothers Racing Visits “The Boneyard”“
Photo by Steve Langley
Craftsman should be happy to end its sponsorship of the NASCAR Truck Series with the tight points race down to the wire at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Year after year, the trucks produce the most exciting points race of all the NASCAR series.
Continue reading “CTS Points Race Right Down To The Wire“
 It was a sad day when Dodge and then Ford announced their decision to pull out of the Craftsman Truck Series in 2009. While Dodge is out entirely, Ford remains committed to supplying at least technical support and engineering, just no financial support.
That leaves just GM and Toyota as the two fully funded factory teams left in what has become a shining star in the NASCAR series family. Continue reading “NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series losing Dodge?“
 DAYTONA BEACH (Oct. 23, 2008) – The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) announced today that Camping World will be the title sponsor for the NASCAR Truck Series beginning in 2009. Camping World replaces longtime series sponsor Craftsman, which had been the sole title sponsor since the inception of the NASCAR Truck Series in 1995.
 
The seven-year agreement gives Camping World the exclusive rights to sponsor the series, which has built its reputation on very competitive and tough racing. Camping World will enjoy the support of the most brand-loyal fans in all of sports, including millions who annually attend races of the series, which features 25 points events at 23 tracks across North America. All NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races will be broadcast live on SPEED or FOX which will result in over $100 million worth of exposure for the new title sponsor.
Continue reading “Camping World To Be Title Sponsor For NASCAR Truck Series For Next Seven Years“
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