Camping World Truck Series

CONCORD, N.C. – For NASCAR Camping World Truck Series owner Eddie Sharp, Justin Lofton’s first career victory in Friday night’s North Carolina Education Lottery 200 at Charlotte Motor Speedway was a gamble that paid off. Lofton simply viewed i...

With Brad Keselowski dogging him to the finish line, and with just enough fuel to make it to the end of the race, Justin Lofton held off Keselowski to win Friday night's North Carolina Education Lottery 200 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

RacinToday.com Justin Lofton held off Brad Keselowski on the final lap and went on to win the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Friday night. The victory was the first of Lofton’s NASCAR career. It came on hi...

Fastest in opening practice on Friday at Charlotte Motor Speedway, Camping World Truck Series rookie, Ty Dillon was the last driver to take in qualifying and found enough speed to take the pole for the North Carolina Education Lottery 200.

The House Appropriations Committee passed a Defense bill that, among other things, contains an amendment that targeted the military’s sponsorship of NASCAR and other sporting events.

The 35th driver to take time in Friday afternoon's qualifying session for the VFW Sport Clips Help A Hero 200, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. laid down a fast lap of 173.546 MPH and held off the final eight drivers to claim the pole at Darlington Raceway.

Looking to get a forgettable 2012 season back on track, there may be no better track for Kyle Busch to come to next than Richmond International Raceway.

With a speed of 124.625 miles-per-hour, Kevin Harvick claimed the pole for Friday's Virginia 529 College Savings 250 Nationwide Series race at Richmond International Raceway.

James Buescher pulled away in the closing laps of the SFP 250 Truck Series race at Kansas for a convincing 5.320-second victory over Timothy Peters.

Join Contributing Writer and Field Correspondent, Kyle Brandt, as he recaps all of the action from Saturday at Kansas Speedway!

After many disappointments and close calls, James Buescher picked up an overdue first win in the Camping World Truck series on Saturday at Kansas Speedway.

Competing in a one-off race for Richard Childress Racing this weekend, Tim George Jr. piloted his No. 2 truck around the 1.5 mile Kansas Speedway with a speed of 172.436 MPH- good enough to secure the pole for the SFP 250.