Camping World Truck Series 2017 Thread

SUNDAY, Sept. 3
CANADIAN TIRE
2:30 p.m.: Camping World Truck Series Chevrolet Silverado 250 (64 laps, 157.37 miles), FS1 (Watch live)

Run of show
2:33:00: Moment of Silence for those affected by Hurricane Harvey
2:33:30: Presentation of Colors: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
2:33:40: Invocation by: Kyle Froman, MRO
2:34:10: Intro National Anthem
2:34:20: National Anthem by: Martina Ortiz Luiz
2:35:50: Intro Canadian National Anthem
2:36:00: Canadian National Anthem by: Martina Ortiz Luiz
2:37:30: Fly-by: Canadian Harvard Aerobatic Team
2:42:30: ‘Drivers, Start Your Engines’ by: Craig Anderson, Ottawa Senators goaltender
2:53:30: Green Flag: Chevrolet Silverado 250
 
Top 10 final practice at Chicagoland

1 #21 Johnny Sauter 31 175.965 30.688 Leader
2 #29 Chase Briscoe 31 175.041 30.850 0.162
3 #18 Noah Gragson 40 174.848 30.884 0.196
4 #19 Austin Cindric 32 174.831 30.887 0.199
5 #51 Myatt Snider 49 174.419 30.960 0.272
6 #98 Grant Enfinger 24 174.244 30.991 0.303
7 #88 Matt Crafton 33 174.222 30.995 0.307
8 #124 Justin Haley 34 174.076 31.021 0.333
9 #4 Christopher Bell 30 173.801 31.070 0.382
10 #27 Ben Rhodes 28 173.472 31.129 0.441

Friday 9/15
5:05 p.m.: Camping World Truck Series Keystone Light Pole Qualifying, FS1 (Follow live)
8:30 p.m.: Camping World Truck Series TheHouse.com 225 (150 laps, 225 miles), FS1 (Follow live)
 
It could be interesting. Young Truex isn't in the playoffs, 14 behind Ben Rhodes, but Truex was fastest in practice and on the pole.

1 #16 Ryan Truex 175.982 30.685 0.000
2 #29 Chase Briscoe 175.890 30.701 0.016
3 #4 Christopher Bell 175.353 30.795 0.110
4 #21 Johnny Sauter 175.205 30.821 0.136
5 #88 Matt Crafton 174.514 30.943 0.258
6 #18 Noah Gragson 174.514 30.943 0.258
7 #19 Austin Cindric 174.452 30.954 0.269
8 #98 Grant Enfinger 174.447 30.955 0.270
9 #124 Justin Haley 174.329 30.976 0.291
10 #51 Myatt Snider 174.255 30.989 0.304
11 #13 Cody Coughlin 173.835 31.064 0.379
12 #8 John Hunter Nemechek 172.927 31.227 0.542
 
Trucks and a bumpy track, I like it. ARCA was a good show last nite.
 
Top 10 Qualifiers @ Loudon
1 #18 Noah Gragson 131.811 28.896 0.000
2 #4 Christopher Bell 131.770 28.905 0.009
3 #21 Johnny Sauter 131.333 29.001 0.105
4 #27 Ben Rhodes 131.112 29.050 0.154
5 #51 Todd Gilliland 130.990 29.077 0.181
6 #19 Austin Cindric 130.833 29.112 0.216
7 #16 Ryan Truex 130.819 29.115 0.219
8 #98 Grant Enfinger 130.801 29.119 0.223
9 #29 Chase Briscoe 130.555 29.174 0.278
10 #88 Matt Crafton 130.304 29.230 0.334

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
ON TRACK: NEW HAMPSHIRE

1 p.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series UNOH 175 (175 laps, 185.15 miles), FS1 (Follow live)
 
this is the first race after the cut off FWIW. I bet there are going to be some shaking up in the standings. Got the track bite deal going on too.
 
why that is the truck that KDB usually drives :rolleyes:

Following @NASCAR_Trucks inspection, #NASCAR discovered improper air intake modifications on the No. 51 Pedigree Toyota piloted by third-place finisher Todd Gilliland. It was @ToddGilliland_ 's first top-five finish in the Camping World Truck Series. There were no trucks taken back to the R&D Center. Any penalties will be issued later next week. The No. 51 Kyle Busch Motorsports truck is currently second in the owner standings, 38 points behind Christopher Bell.

http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1sq73it
 


Hattori Racing Enterprises (HRE) was founded in 2009 by Shigeaki Hattori and since then the team has fielded entries in a variety of different series, including the NASCAR XFINITY Series, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, NASCAR K&N Pro Series, and ARCA. As a former driver, Hattori captured the Japan Formula Toyota championship in 1994 and moved to the United States the following year to race open-wheel cars. He competed in the Toyota Atlantic Series, Indy Lights and IndyCar. He won a pair of Indy Lights races in 1998 and made two starts in the Indianapolis 500. In 2005, Hattori made the transition to stock cars and drove a Toyota in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. HRE's race shop is located in Mooresville, N.C.
 
Pretty strange first practice top 5 @ Dega

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Camping World Fred's 250
SATURDAY, OCT. 14
10:30 a.m.: Camping World Truck Series Keystone Light Pole Qualifying, FS1 (Follow Live)
1 p.m.: Camping World Truck Series Fred’s 250 (94 laps, 250.04 miles), FOX (Follow Live)
 
Cale Gale Returns to NASCAR Competition

While six drivers have their eye on making the Championship 4 over the next three races, another competitor will make his first series start since 2013. Cale Gale, who made just three starts during the 2013 season, was tapped last month to pilot the No. 99 Chevrolet for MDM Motorsports.
The start is a one-off for MDM Motorsports, which has fielded trucks for several drivers this year, including Brandon Jones, Timothy Peters and Darrell Wallace Jr., who won for the organization at Michigan International Speedway earlier this season. Despite that, Gale still looks forward to making the most of the opportunity.

“I was stunned when I was approached about this late last week,” Gale said in a Facebook post last month. “I want to thank my employer Roush Fenway Racing for allowing me to compete. I haven’t made a start in the Truck Series since the end of the 2013 season. I’m humbled and blessed beyond words.

https://www.frontstretch.com/2017/10/25/truckin-thursdays-cale-gale-returns-to-nascar-competition/
 
2nd practice at Texas

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4 p.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Texas Keystone Light Pole Qualifying, FS1 (Follow Live)
8 p.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series JAG Metals 350 Driving Hurricane Harvey Relief (147 laps, 220.5 miles), FS1 (Follow Live)
 
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Kevin Bellicourt, crew chief for driver Justin Haley and GMS Racing’s No. 24 Chevrolet was fined $5,000 and suspended from this weekend’s race at Phoenix. The team also lost 10 driver and team owner points.
Bellicourt was penalized after both the front and rear of the truck were too low in post-race inspection following last weekend’s race at Texas Motor Speedway. Haley finished fifth in the event.

In addition, Rudy Fugle, crew chief for driver Christopher Bell and Kyle Busch Motorsports’ No. 4 Toyota was fined $2,500 for one improperly secured lug nut.
https://www.motorsport.com/all/phot...e-busch-motorsports-toyota-15237861/?a=975633
 
Top 8 to 4 cut off point at Phoenix. Looks like 4th and 5th, Cindric and Rhodes are neck and neck, and the others above that need a clean race and a decent finish.

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Qualifying at Phoenix. KDB trucks 1,2. Bell really fast on pole over almost 3 tenths faster. Bell's 4 truck 4 points ahead of 21 Sauter in the owner points race and 4 points ahead of Sauter in the points race.

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FRIDAY, NOV. 17
8:30-9:25 a.m.: Camping World Truck Series practice, FS1 (Follow live)
10-10:55 a.m.: Camping World Truck Series final practice, FS1 (Follow live)

3:30 p.m.: Camping World Truck Series Keystone Light Pole Qualifying, FS1 (Follow live)

8 p.m.: Camping World Truck Series Ford EcoBoost 200 (134 laps, 201 miles), FS1 (Follow live)
 
Kiante said:
Can you finally admit that Cindric has talent and is not just there because of Daddy Cindric?

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I think he's got talent but he's burning a lot of bridges that will come back to bite him. You don't drive like a wrecking ball and not expect the consequences of your actions to come pay you a visit. Hamlin found that out with Chase Elliott. :D
 
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