TRACK'S: CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES

Tuesday, March 4, 2014

CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES – KROGER 250

NASCAR CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES – KROGER 250, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 2:30 P.M. ET ON FOX SPORTS 1

Crafton To Compete This Weekend In Las Vegas

After a solid showing in the NASCAR Nationwide Series last season with three top-10 finishes in as many starts, defending NASCAR Camping World Truck Series champion Matt Crafton will make his fourth career start in the NNS this Saturday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Crafton finished third in both races at Kentucky Speedway, and placed 10th at Chicagoland in July.

Wallace Honored At NASCAR Hall of Fame

Although he wasn't at the track last weekend, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver Darrell Wallace Jr. still spent some quality time with fans and dropped off the truck he drove to Victory Lane during last October’s Kroger 200 at Martinsville at the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, N.C. Wallace was the first African-American driver to win a NASCAR national series event since Wendell Scott won a NASCAR premier series race in 1963. Bubba is a graduate of NASCAR’s Drive for Diversity program.

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NOTE 'N FANTASY TRACK TIPS

Know The Track -
NASCAR races are run on a variety of tracks such as flat tracks, road courses, super speedways and short tracks.
Some drivers do better or worse on different track types so check their stats. If the race is on a short track like Bristol or Richmond, where wrecks can be frequent, consider starting fewer big names and go with guys who will be spread out through the pack. That way a wreck up front won't take out all of your drivers.Check The Average Start Position -
If your league awards qualifying points, you'll want to have drivers in your lineup who consistently qualify in the top 4 to increase your chance of getting extra points.
Who Won The Nationwide Series Race Yesterday? - There is usually a Nationwide series race the day before a NASCAR Cup series race. Many of the Cup drivers compete in the Busch race and drivers who finish well there usually do well in the big race the next day, sometimes with back to back wins.