2022 Camping World Truck Series

I don't get it. Homestead has lights so they should have all time in the world to get qualifying in.

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Wow, that was a close one

Friday 5: Jordan Anderson recounts fiery Talladega crash​

By Dustin LongOct 28, 2022, 6:00 AM EDT

Life can change in a second, but Jordan Anderson endured 20 terrifying seconds in a burning truck before he could bail out of it Oct. 1 at Talladega Superspeedway.
Count to 20.
Getting to 10 seems to take forever.
Yet that is only half the time in which Anderson felt flames that burned his eyelashes, cheeks, neck, right hand, right arm and both knees. The heat was so intense that the front windshield started to crack. Smoke enveloped the ****pit.
One thought rushed through Anderson’s mind.
“Whatever is on the other side of this window can’t be worse than what’s going to happen if I just sit here.”


 
35 trucks for championship race at Phoenix. 02-Sauter 5-TyHill 7-Caruth 12-Boyd 17-TayGray 20-AWilliams 30-Honeycutt 33-McGee 35-Garcia 43-Hacker 51-Heim 56-TiHill

Friday, November 5, 2022 - Phoenix Raceway
10:00pm/et
Laps: 150 - Stages: 45/90/150
TV: FS1 - Radio: MRN, Sirius XM NASCAR​

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I didn't realize Gilliland was the only Ford truck team...with them switching to Toyota, who will run Fords?

Edit...Front Row Motorsports has a single Ford entry
 
Zane Smith fires the first shot sitting on the pole with the next contender 5 places back'
Raceday starts at 9 ET and the race for it all starts at 10:18

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