By Rich Foust
The Camping World Truck Series is the youngest of NASCAR‘s top three divisions, but is the closest to the truest form of racing by keeping fans engaged from start to finish.
As promised in my last post, The Unique Beauty of NASCAR, this is the first of a three-part series that I will take a closer look at the similarities and differences in NASCAR’s top-three divisions – Camping World Trucks, Nationwide and Sprint Cup Series‘ – and how they are at the same time, special in there own right, with their own unique attraction for fans.
Beginning with the Camping World Truck Series, there are four areas, I’ll use to highlight the similarities and differences between all three series’ – unique attraction for fans, technology of the race vehicles, equipment, and rules structure of the teams. Continue reading
