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Calgary’s Cameron Hayley to contest NASCAR Truck race in Kansas

Calgary’s Cameron Hayley prepares for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series event at Kansas Speedway for Race No. 4 of 23 of the 2016 season.

Cameron Hayley, ThorSport Racing Toyota

Photo by: Alexander Trienitz

Cameron Hayley, ThorSport Racing Toyota
Cameron Hayley, ThorSport Racing Toyota
Cameron Hayley, ThorSport Racing Toyota
Pit stop: Cameron Hayley, ThorSport Racing Toyota and Johnny Sauter, GMS Racing Chevrolet

Cameron Hayley will be behind the wheel of the No. 13 Cabinets by Hayley Toyota Tundra this weekend.

You finished fifth at Kansas last year in your debut. Are you looking forward to getting back there this weekend?
"For sure. Kansas was only my fourth race with ThorSport Racing last year, so everything was still new going into that race. I think we honestly had a top-10 run there. We came in late in the race to get fuel, braved it out playing the fuel mileage game, and ended up with a top-five finish. It was good strategy on our part, but our Tundra wasn't exactly where it needed to be last year. However, I think both Eddie [Troconis, his Crew Chief] and I have shown everyone, so far, that we have what it takes to run up front and I don't expect anything less for Kansas."

You visit a lot of these tracks, like Kansas, once a year. What do you remember about Kansas so you don't get it confused with another intermediate track?
"You don't remember a whole lot going into the race, but the second you make that first lap, it all comes rushing back to you - each and every bump. I'm glad I'm able to do that, it's helped me a ton the first three races, and will continue to help me throughout the year."

The No. 13 ThorSport Racing team will utilize chassis No. 35 for Friday's Toyota Tundra 250 at Kansas Speedway. This is the same chassis that teammate Matt Crafton won with at Kansas in 2015, after starting second.

The 167-lap/250.5 miles race will go green at 8:30pm this Friday, May 6.

 

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