Johnny Sauter has made the upper level of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series standings his home this season. He now leads the driver points standings over ThorSport teammate Matt Crafton by seven points and remains the only competitor to appear in the top-five all season. Continue reading →
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NASCAR Revises National Series Qualifying Format At Talladega Superspeedway
Talladega Qualifying To Feature Faster Pace; More Closely Resemble Racing Conditions
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NASCAR revised its national series qualifying format for Talladega Superspeedway which, in turn, should elevate the on-track competition for fans at the high-speed 2.66-mile track.
For the Oct. 17-19 events at Talladega featuring both the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, national series qualifying will take on a more rapid pace that should bring out the best in the competitors and give fans an extra element of excitement. Continue reading →
Turner Scott Motorsports announced today that it has taken the regrettable but necessary steps to layoff 18 employees company-wide as a result of ending operations of the No. 30 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series team and to stay competitive throughout the rest of the 2014 season.
“The decision to lay-off any employee is painful and we realize the affects it has on their lives,” said Harry Scott Jr, who’s investment firm is a co-owner of TSM. “However, the decisions made by TSM today are necessary and the responsible steps for all TSM to ensure our commitment to our employees, partners and fans to be as competitive as possible.”
The company notified employees this afternoon and will do all it can to help those affected to find new roles in the industry.
After conflicting reports last week, on the status of Turner Scott Motorsports organization, it turned out the only team missing from the Camping World Truck Series at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park was the No. 30 team of Ron Hornaday Jr.