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NCWTS: Sauter Silences Critics With Long-Awaited Truck Championship

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After 23 races, 10 months and over 4,300 miles, Johnny Sauter claimed his long-awaited first-career NASCAR Camping World Truck Series championship with a third-place finish in Friday night’s Ford EcoBoost 200 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

NCWTS: Kyle Busch Motorsports Cements Fifth Truck Series Owner’s Title

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As Johnny Sauter celebrated the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver’s championship on the frontstretch stage Friday night, Kyle and Samantha Busch were off to the side adding another jewel to their star-studded legacy in the series.

NSCS: Harvick Wins Cup Pole At Homestead; Busch Leads Title Contenders

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For the fourth straight week, a non-championship contender ran the table in NASCAR Sprint Cup Series qualifying, as Kevin Harvick stormed to the top of the speed charts Friday night at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

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NCWTS: Byron Sprints To Homestead Pole; Crafton Tops Chase Contenders

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Though he will not have a chance at the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver’s championship in Friday night’s Ford EcoBoost 200, William Byron will begin his quest to deliver Kyle Busch Motorsports the series’ owner’s title from the pole.

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PIKE: A Letter To Anthony Wayne, Part II – Leave The Ears On The Dog

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In part two of a special five-part series, our James Pike looks back on his memories of the second stage of Tony Stewart’s colorful career, including his 2005 win at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and subsequent series championship.

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