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Despite a stop-and-go penalty, Kyle Busch held nothing back in his Toyota Tundra to score the victory in the Charlotte Motor Speedway NCWTS 200.

NASCAR Camping World Truck Series No. 98 team penalized following race at Kansas Speedway.

While Matt Crafton earned his third NASCAR Camping World Truck Series career win, ThorSport now has three victories in the new season – and it’s only the fourth race!

Turner Scott Motorsports Chevrolet team is celebrating in Rockingham, North Carolina due to Kyle Larson earning his first NCWTS victory by holding off Brad Keselowski Racing's Joey Logano!

Crafton finished second in the No. 88 Toyota to give ThorSport a one-two finish.

Turner Scott Motorsports' 2013 Nationwide driver Nelson Piquet to pilot a fourth Silverado for the team in this weekends NASCAR Camping World Truck Series at Martinsville

Johnny Sauter put his ThorSport Racing Toyota in Victory Lane in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series opener at Daytona. Kyle Busch was second, followed by Ron Hornaday's Chevrolet.

The new Air Titan developed by NASCAR’s Research and Development Center has the goal of reducing track drying time by 80%.

NASCAR looks for ways of giving the fans what they paid to see, and waiting for a track to dry is not good for the sport.

Team has new name: Turner Scott Motorsports! Harry Scott Jr., longtime minority owner, has increased his ownership with Steve Turner and is now a full partner. The team is finalizing their 2013 plans.

Kyle Busch Motorsports selects Kligerman for full season in Nationwide series. Red Horse Racing picks Townley as replacement in NCWTS.

New tracks will allure fans in the Midwestern states with their first visit to a dirt track: The famous Eldora. Plus a visit to Ontario, Canada for the first time on a road course: The historic Mosport now named Canadian Tire Motorsport Park.