Logano Wins Weather Guard Truck Race

 

Photo: Amino Apps

Joey Logano gets a win in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series on the dirt in Bristol.  Logano dominated the Truck series race, winning all three stages and leading over 100 laps.  The full results of the Weather Guard Truck Race at Bristol are below:

1. Joey Logano - #66
2. Ty Majeski - #98
3. William Byron - #51
4. Matt Crafton - #88
5. Grant Enfinger - #23
6. Jake Garcia - #35
7. Chase Briscoe - #22
8. Tanner Gray - #15
9. Kaden Honeycutt - #04
10. Matt DiBenedetto - #25
11. Rajah Caruth - #24
12. Dean Thompson - #5
13. Hailie Deegan - #13
14. Jonathan Davenport - #7
15. Corey Heim - #11
16. Spencer Boyd - #12
17. Carson Hocevar - #42
18. Nick Sanchez - #2
19. Ben Rhodes - #99
20. Bret Holmes - #32
21. Zane Smith - #38
22. Daniel Dye - #43
23. Stewart Friesen - #52
24. Norm Benning - #6
25. Timmy Hill - #56
26. Tanner Carrick - #30
27. Colby Howard - #9
28. Chase Purdy - #4
29. Tyler Carpenter - #41
30. Christian Eckes - #19
31. Parker Kligerman - #75
32. Kris Wright - #02
33. Tyler Ankrum - #16
34. Taylor Gray - #17
35. Mason Massey - #33
36. Stefan Parsons - #20


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Hocevar Penalized for Nashville Incident

Image
  Photo: Justin Seger (Runnin' On Scuffs) NASCAR penalizes Carson Hocevar, driver of the #77 Chevrolet for Spire Motorsports for violating the NASCAR Member Code of Conduct during Sunday's running of the Ally 400 at Nashville Superspeedway.  The penalty comes after an incident between Hocevar and Harrison Burton, driver of the #21 Wood Brother Racing Ford. On lap 242 of Sunday's race, Hocevar deliberately right hooked Burton under caution.  The field had slowed to caution pace after Brad Keselowski spun into the wall after contact with Austin Dillon. Carson Hocevar was fined $50K and docked 25 drivers and owners points by NASCAR.  This penalty is the equivalent to a penalty that William Byron received for getting into Denny Hamlin at Texas Motor Speedway in 2022. Hocevar finished the Ally 400 16th after the race that ended with a record five overtime attempts.  The penalty drops Hocevar from 22nd to 24th in the regular season points standings.  He currently...
Read more

Jeff Gordon: The Hendrick Years

Image
Jeff Gordon – The Hendrick Years Written by : Zach Williams   Over the weekend of March 4 th 2023 I got the awesome opportunity to go to one of the most premier auctions and car shows on the East coast. The Amelia, formerly The Amelia Concours d'Elegance, is held annually in Amelia Island, FL. This year the official honoree of the event was none other than Wonder Boy himself, Mr. Jeff Gordon. I attended a seminar on Saturday that was hosted by Ray Evernham and consisted of Jeff Gordon, Steve Letarte and surprise guest Kenny Schrader. The event began with Ray introducing the panel and talking about the three different racing machines they had on display in the room. They consisted of one of the 1994 Lumina cars, one of the 2001 Monte Carlos and Jeff’s 1990 #4 Diet Pepsi dirt midget he won the championship with.   Ray then began to direct the conversation towards when Jeff first began driving for Hendrick Motorsports. Of course, at that point Kenny Schrader had to bri...
Read more

Josh Berry Joins Wood Brothers Racing in 2025

Image
  Photo: Justin Seger (Runnin' On Scuffs) In an announcement on Wednesday morning, Wood Brothers Racing announced that Josh Berry will join the team to drive the #21 Ford Mustang Dark Horse in 2025. Josh Berry, currently driving at Stewart-Haas Racing, found himself without a ride for next season after SHR announced they were shutting down operations at the end of the 2024 season.  Fellow SHR teammate, Chase Briscoe, announced his plans to take over the #19 Toyota Camry for Joe Gibbs Racing in 2025, replacing the retiring Martin Truex Jr.  Berry is currently in his first full-time season at the NASCAR Cup level.  He currently sits 19th in the Regular Season standings and 20th in regards to the NASCAR Cup Series Playoff Picture.  Berry has two Top-5 and four Top-10 finishes after 19 races into the season.  Berry made a handful of Cup starts in 2023, filling in for Hendrick Motorsports teammates Chase Elliott and Alex Bowman.  In ten starts, Berry manage...
Read more