Rumors
Johnny Benson's No. 23 will be sponsored by Exide Batteries at Homestead and will not be unsponsored.
Travis Kvapil will be driving the No. 09 Zaxby Ford for Roush-Fenway at Homestead.
Taylor Malsam will be driving the No. 52 Stocks For Tots Toyota, with Ken Schrader listed as owner, but it's a fourth Bill Davis Racing team truck at Homestead.
James Buescher will be driving the No. 15 Ergon Hyprene Toyota for Billy Ballew Motorsports at Homestead and will be exciting to see this kid racing in trucks.
Chrissy Wallace will be driving the No. 9 Construct Corps/Crocs Toyota at Homestead for Germain Racing.
This will be the last race for the Germain Racing No. 9 team. As the race team expands into Sprint Cup part-time with Max Papis in 2009 and expanding it Nationwide program, it looks like they'll only race the No. 30 truck with Todd Bodine in the CWTS next year.
Max Papis will be driving the No. 07 Germain Racing Toyota at Homestead.
Kevin Woods will be driving the No. 21 Aquasun Ford for the Wood Brothers team at Homestead.
J.R. Fitzpatrick will be driving the No. 71 Mammoet.com Chevy in the season finale for TRG Motorsports at Homestead.
Timothy Peters will be driving the No. 117 Hayes Iron Metal/Strutmasters.com for Premier Racing and the team will be racing in a Toyota now.
Kevin Harvick, Inc. Update
Kevin Harvick, Inc. will only have two trucks in Friday's truck finale and not three. It's no brain Ron Hornaday, will be driving the No. 33 Camping World Chevy truck.
It's no surprise that Kevin Harvick will be driving the No. 2 American Commercial Lines Chevy truck as his teammate.
Now Ryan Newman will be driving the No. 33 Camping World car in Saturday's Ford 300 for the KHI team.
Hm, maybe their really was company orders at Atlanta and someone wasn't listening to Delana.
2009 Team News
Kevin Harvick, Inc. and the Veterans Of Foreign Wars Of The United States have renewed their eight race sponsorship agreement for 2009, with the teams Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series programs.
The VFW will sponsor Kevin Harvick's No. 33 Nationwide entry at Charlotte in May and Daytona in July. Ron Hornaday will carry the VFW at Atlanta in March, Dover in May, O'Reilly Raceway Park in July, Martinsville in October, both Texas and Phoenix in November.
"Everyone at KHI is excited to continue working with the Veterans of Foreign Wars on their NASCAR effort to bring exposure to the many services the VFW provides," Harvick said. "VFW is an incredible organization, and we expect this program will continue to help educate the public about the great work they do to support our country's heroes."(scenedaily.com)
"The VFW is the nation's oldest veterans service organizations and it's mission is to honor and ensure the rights of American War Veterans through advocacy, support and community service, while promoting patriotism." (scenedaily.com)
"Our racing program is designed to raise awareness of veteran's issues and increase support for the VFW's programs", VFW's National Commander, Glenn Gardner, said. "Most Americans would be surprised at the wide range of support the VFW provides to Veterans and their families, from financial assistance for families of deployed troops to dedicated VFW service officers to aid veterans in filing benefits claims.









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about 1 month ago
SM, Thank the Lord JB has a sponsor for championship weekend, especially if he may be the champion!! This was chock full of great information as usual. The CTS race will be the MOST exciting race of any of the series - it all comes down to Homestead yet again!
from about 1 month ago
Thanks appreciate it, MJ. It will be a exciting race thats for sure, nice to see Exide Batteries step up for JB and BDR. I'm going to miss the Trucks, more than Cup and it will be along break waiting for Daytona.
about 1 month ago
Good job SM. Trucks have become my favorite division over the past couple of years with all of the pagentry that has invaded Cup and the Buschwakers in Nationwide. Thank you for writing the article every week.
On Scott Speed, you are right on. It is an apparent lack of faith on the part of Red Bull to pull him. Let him be the creator of his own fate for next year.
from about 1 month ago
Thanks appreciate it, Heath. Glad you like it, I've enjoyed the Truck Series for many years now, when I joined B/R saw no one was writing about the Series on here, ran some ideas by LJ and jumped right into writing about the Series. Feel free to let me know, if you have ideas to add to it in different sections. So far, I'm going be adding for next season, on the race weekends information on the tracks, and going to create a section on rookie J.R. Fitzpatrick to replace the Speed Bump.
The Rumors, 2009 Team Update, News, Upcoming Races, Top Five Picks and the Point Standings areas will be back of course.
from about 1 month ago
If I think of anything I will let you know, I like the adds for next year already!
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