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Table of Contents Media Services... 3 Organization... 15 History... 23 Sponsors and Awards... 27... 35 Teams... 49 Drivers... 59 Tracks and Events... 109 Champions... 155 2013 Season Review... 165 Year-by-Year Review... 173 Records... 213 2 Published by the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing. The information in this publication has been compiled for the use of news media to aid in reporting of the races and teams of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. This book may not be reproduced in whole or in part in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system now known or hereafter invented, without written permission from the publisher. Photography courtesy of NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Public Relations Representatives from series drivers, teams and tracks; High Sierra Photo; Getty Images and Ronda Greer/NASCAR. Design and layout by MLI Integrated Graphic Solutions. Many thanks to all for your assistance with this project. 2013 by the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR). All rights reserved.
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NASCAR Integrated Marketing NASCAR Integrated Marketing Staff One Daytona Blvd., Daytona Beach, FL 32114 Tel: (386) 310-5000 Fax: (386) 310-6005 Note: Interview requests with NASCAR personnel and/or race officials should be made through NASCAR Integrated Marketing. Marketing Brett Jewkes Vice President, Chief Officer Tel: (704) 348-9760 bjewkes@nascar.com David Higdon Managing Director, Integrated Marketing Tel: (386) 310-6096 dhigdon@nascar.com Yvette Pacheco Manager, Integrated Marketing Tel: (386) 310-6042 ypacheco@nascar.com Christine Stefanik Executive Assistant Tel: (704) 348-9628 cstefanik@nascar.com Stakeholder Sabrina Macias Director, Marketing Tel: (212) 326-1838 smacias@nascar.com Sarah Hardy Manager, Marketing Tel: (704) 348-9683 shardy@nascar.com Jacklyne Ramos Manager, Marketing Tel: (386) 310-6490 jramos@nascar.com Racing Operations Tracey Judd Director, Racing Operations Tel: (386) 310-6080 tjudd@nascar.com Kurt Culbert Senior Director, Stakeholder Tel: (704) 348-9749 kculbert@nascar.com Jayme Avrit Senior Manager, Stakeholder Tel: (704) 348-9743 javrit@nascar.com Broadcast / Entertainment Scott Warfield Director, Broadcast / Entertainment Tel: (704) 348-9748 swarfield@nascar.com 4 Stephanie Ackerman Manager, Stakeholder Tel: (704) 348-9730 sackerman@nascar.com Becky Williams Senior Coordinator, Stakeholder Tel: (386) 310-6054 bwilliams@nascar.com Matt Nordby Senior Manager, Broadcast / Entertainment Tel: (704) 348-9751 mnordby@nascar.com Amaris Noble Manager, Broadcast / Entertainment (704) 348-9769 anoble@nascar.com
NASCAR Integrated Marketing Kerry Tharp Senior Director, Tel: (704) 720-3115 ktharp@nascar.com Kristi King Director, Tel: (704) 720-3238 kking@nascar.com Amanda Ellis Senior Manager, Tel: (704) 720-3245 aellis@nascar.com Trent Bailey Manager, Tel: (704) 348-7328 tbailey@nascar.com Matt Humphrey Manager, Tel: (386) 310-6036 mhumphrey@nascar.com Jennie Long Manager, Tel: (704) 348-9746 jklong@nascar.com Tim Southers Manager, Tel: (704) 348-9738 tsouthers@nascar.com Laura Finley Coordinator, Tel: (386) 310-6028 lfinley@nascar.com Content Matt Ciesluk Director, Content Tel: (704) 348-9622 mciesluk@nascar.com Herb Branham Senior Writer/ Editor Tel: (386) 310-6050 hbranham@nascar.com Mike Forde Senior Manager, Content Tel: (386) 310-6056 mforde@nascar.com Stephanie Harris Manager, Content Tel: (386) 310-6040 sharris@nascar.com Ray Smith Manager, Content Tel: (386) 310-6058 raysmith@nascar.com John Farrell Senior Coordinator, Content Tel: (704) 348-9740 jfarrell@nascar.com Alex Moore Senior Coordinator, Content Tel: (704) 348-9731 amoore@nascar.com Tracey Eberts Coordinator, Content Tel: (386) 310-6034 teberts@nascar.com Ashley Mitchell Coordinator, Content Tel: (386) 310-6038 atmitchell@nascar.com Jusan Hamilton Coordinator, Content Tel: (386) 310-6074 jmhamilton@nascar.com 5
NASCAR Integrated Marketing Social Media / Digital Engagement Touring Series Tom Bryant Director, Touring / Weekly tbryant@nascar.com Sean Doherty Director, Digital Engagement Tel: (704) 348-9620 sdoherty@nascar.com Josh Hamilton Senior Manager, Social Media Strategy Tel: (704) 348-9742 jhamilton@nascar.com Jason Christley Senior Manager,, Developmental Series Tel: (386) 310-6094 jchristley@nascar.com Jason Cunningham Coordinator, Touring Series East Tel: (704) 201-6658 jcunningham@nascar.com Shon Sbarra Coordinator, International Series Tel: (704) 348-9673 ssbarra@nascar.com John Tejeda Coordinator, Tel: (386) 310-6044 jtejeda@nascar.com Kendra Metz Senior Manager, Digital Engagement Tel: (704) 348-9691 kmetz@nascar.com Kyle Sheldon Senior Manager, Digital and Social Media Tel: (704) 348-9652 ksheldon@nascar.com Edwin Colmenares Coordinator, Digital Engagement Tel: (704) 348-9678 ecolmenares@nascar.com Anna Richter Coordinator, Digital Engagement Tel: (704) 348-9680 arichter@nascar.com IMSA David Hart Director, IMSA Tel: (386) 310-6550 dhart@imsa.com Business Jon Schwartz Senior Director, Business and Brand Tel: (212) 326-1880 jschwartz@nascar.com Nate Siebens Senior Manager, IMSA Tel: (386) 310-6568 nsiebens@imsa.com J.J. O Malley Manager, IMSA Tel: (386) 310-6588 jomalley@imsa.com Mike Lovecchio Coordinator, IMSA Tel: (386) 310-6584 mlovecchio@imsa.com Chris Tropeano Senior Manager, Business Tel: (212) 326-1844 ctropeano@nascar.com Brad Klein Manager, Business Tel: (212) 326-1874 bklein@nascar.com 6
Media Information Credentials Members of the media who wish to cover NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races must obtain event media credentials from the individual race tracks holding the events. Credentials are issued to individuals who are on assignment only. Requests for credentials for NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races must be submitted to the public relations director or credentials coordinator at the race track holding the event at least six weeks prior to the event. Some larger races have a deadline of two months. Requests must be on company letterhead of the media outlet, and must be written by either the sports editor or managing editor for print media, or sports director or station manager for electronic media. The letter must list the names and duties of all individuals for whom credentials are being requested. Most race tracks will send out a credential confirmation to media outlets. However, members of the media should confirm their credentials by telephone prior to the week of the race if they do not receive a written confirmation. Credentials are issued at the tracks and must be signed for by the individual for whom the credential is issued. Photo identification is required. Hot Pass A hot pass is necessary for all NASCAR Sprint Cup races, but is only required for two NASCAR Camping World Truck Series events both races at Martinsville Speedway. Otherwise, all other NASCAR Camping World Truck Series events are cold. A hot pass allows the holder access into the garage and pit areas during hot times. A hot pass by itself will not allow the holder access; it must be accompanied by a credential issued by NASCAR or a track. Media members who have a NASCAR-issued credential commonly referred to as a hard card will not need a hot pass for garage/pit area access. Those possessing a hard card will have access during hot and cold times. Other credentialed media who do not possess a hard card must request a hot pass when submitting their credential request. A hot time for the garage area is defined as a period beginning 30 minutes before any on-track race-car activity, and ending approximately 10 minutes after that activity. All other times are considered cold. A hot time for the pits is defined as a period beginning 30 minutes before the start of a race, and ending approximately one hour after the race ends. Please note that hot times are subject to change and may vary over the course of the season. Strobe-like lights are prominently positioned throughout the garage area to signify hot times. Event Coverage Members of the media will find work areas at all tracks in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. Some tracks have larger media work areas than others, but members of the media who are filing on deadline have space priority at all tracks. Representatives from NASCAR Integrated Marketing (IMC) will be at all events in 2014. At all events, members of the media may obtain entry lists that include a list of truck numbers, race teams, drivers and hometowns. All efforts are made to ensure that the lists are updated as much as possible. Current NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver and owner point standings and notes of interest also are available. Following all practice sessions, NASCAR issues practice reports that list the speeds for all trucks participating in that session. At the conclusion of qualifying sessions, NASCAR will issue a qualifying report listing all cars that participated in the session. Race starting line-ups also will be released. Additionally, efforts will be made for the pole winner, as well as the 7
Media Information second- and third-fastest qualifiers, to be available to the media as soon as possible following the session. When the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series holds qualifying and races on the same day, the pole winner, second and third-place qualifiers and top rookie (if having qualified in the top 10) are normally NOT asked to report to the media center following the session. They WILL, however, report when qualifying and the race are held on different days. If there is a compelling storyline or any media requests following same-day qualifying and race events, efforts will be made to bring the pole winner to the media center as soon as possible following the session. If there are similar requests for the second-and-third place qualifiers and top-qualifying rookie (if having qualified in top 10), NASCAR IMC will attempt to secure those drivers for availability following the qualifying session. Following each event, a race rundown and unofficial results are distributed. The rundown will include the finishing order, along with laps completed, money won, lap leaders, cautions and time and speed information. Qualifying results, practice results, entry lists, race results and statistical notes also are available on NASCARMedia.com as soon as they are released. At all events, the race winner and second and thirdplace finishers will visit the infield media center as soon as possible after the race to meet with members of the media. Typically, pit notes and driver quotes are made available to the media by the track staff. All NASCAR Camping World Truck Series events are covered by the Associated Press (AP), which issues a race story and agate of the finishing results. Members of the media needing this information should contact AP directly. The agate also is available on NASCARMedia.com. All NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR Nationwide Series and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races are covered by the NASCAR Wire Service. These race stories also are available on NASCARMedia.com. To receive NASCAR Wire content, free of charge, please contact Herb Branham at hbranham@nascar.com Weekend Trackside Report books, which have up-to-date season statistics and in-depth information for that week s race, are available at the track from NASCAR Integrated Marketing representatives. These books also are available in PDF format on NASCARMedia.com. Post-Race NASCAR issues an official race report on Monday following every NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race. This report includes the official race results, money won, driver point standings, owner point standings and other information. Track Attire The following guidelines have been established for media desiring access to the garage areas and pits during cold times at all NASCAR Camping World Truck Series events. Shirts and pants; dresses; and/or skirts and blouses are required. Shoes are required. The following are permitted: shorts, short sleeve or sleeve-less shirts and blouses, and open-toed shoes. If you are a photographer working pit road, you are required to wear long pants and closed toe shoes. 8 NASCAR Teleconference, NASCAR Cam NASCAR teleconferences and NASCAR Cam video teleconferences typically will be held on Tuesdays throughout the season. They will feature drivers and other newsmakers from NASCAR. Both are open to all qualified media, and the media s cooperation in not providing or publishing the call-in number to the general public once it is distributed is greatly appreciated. NASCAR Integrated Marketing will distribute an advisory via e-mail with pertinent information on each teleconference prior to the call. For more information, contact NASCAR Integrated Marketing.
Media Information Created and designed to make racing easier to cover, NASCARMedia.com is NASCAR s password-protected, mediaonly Web site. Sign up for the site by going to www.nascarmedia.com and click on Apply for Access. Once approved, media can take advantage of a variety of resources to cover NASCAR s racing series: STATISTICS Weekly Statistics: Access entry lists, weekly media update books, practice speeds, qualifying worksheets, starting lineups and race results back to 2004. Historical Database: Search for statistics by driver, owner, track and series. Loop Data: Pre-, post- and season-to-date race reports provide Driver Rating and more Loop Data statistics to find out which drivers run well at each track and why. MEDIA GUIDES Download PDF files of NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR Nationwide Series and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series media guides. Touring series guides also are available. VIDEO Download broadcast-quality high definition NASCAR Video News Releases & get coordinates for Satellite Media Tours. View and download video including driver interviews, special events, news conferences, NASCAR Newscast race previews and reviews, etc. for use on Web sites and broadcasts. AUDIO Listen to and download broadcast-quality segments from weekly conference calls, driver availability at the track and post-qualifying and post-race news conferences throughout race weekend. PHOTOS AND GRAPHICS View and download high-resolution event, series and track logos. Plus, get high-resolution photography from each day of on-track activity during a race weekend, driver headshots and car/truck shots for use by professional print outlets, television broadcast media outlets and Web sites affiliated with print and broadcast media outlets. SOCIAL MEDIA Get at-track updates during race weekends as well as news, notes and responses during the week on Twitter (NASCAR Sprint Cup=@NASCAR; NASCAR Nationwide Series=@NASCAR_NNS, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series=@NASCAR_Trucks) and Facebook=www.facebook.com/NASCAR. PRESS RELEASES AND RACE REPORTS Get the latest news and notes, race reports, archived news releases and official race results back to 2004. NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and NASCAR Nationwide Series releases are available in English and Spanish. PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTORY Media contact information for NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR Nationwide Series and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series teams are available in the PR Directory. You also will find contacts for tracks, NASCAR IMC, Sprint PR, Nationwide Insurance PR and television PR. Please contact Stephanie Harris (386-310-6064; sharris@nascar.com) with any questions. 9
NASCAR CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES Media Coverage Road Map NASCAR Media Coverage Road Map Daily signposts to complement your NASCAR coverage plans both at-track and in the office Note to media: Following is a general rundown of the type of information available to you on a daily basis as you seek to map out your coverage of NASCAR. NASCARMedia.com can provide much of this information directly or steer you toward the appropriate source (i.e., a particular race team s site or e-mail address). If you have questions or need clarification on some items, please call the NASCAR Integrated Marketing Department at (386) 310-5000. Mondays Tuesdays This is follow-up day for media, facilitated by the following: For races held during the just-completed weekend, NASCAR issues final, official race reports. A comprehensive season-to-date statistical package also is moved to the Associated Press. Loop Data, another statistical resource that includes Driver Rating, is included in this package. On most weeks, NASCAR Wire Service will run an opinion column to start the week, with breaking news, analysis, features and race recaps to follow throughout the week. To receive NASCAR Wire Service content, email Herb Branham at hbranham@nascar.com. By Monday afternoon, virtually all teams that raced during the weekend have issued post-race reports that include a race rundown, pertinent statistics and driver quotes. Comprehensive statistical analysis of upcoming events is available on NASCARMedia. com. The top 12 drivers in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series standings are analyzed in a weekly preview called Statistical Advance. A complete set of race weekend graphics, including event logos and series standings, is provided. Story Ideas, including local angles and connections targeted for each track, are posted online at NASCARMedia.com. Tuesday is a day to wrap up stories from the previous weekend or look ahead to the following race. Check out these Tuesday offerings each week that can help early advance stories: The weekly NASCAR Teleconference is held Tuesdays, typically at 2 p.m. ET, featuring a top NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver and on select Tuesdays, a NASCAR Nationwide Series or NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver. Transcripts and audio clips are posted later in the afternoon on NASCARMedia.com. When available, NASCAR Cam video interviews with drivers, owners, crew chiefs and executives is posted each week on NASCARMedia.com. Media can participate by calling in to a toll-free number. Transcripts, along with video and audio clips, are posted later in the afternoon. NASCAR typically issues weekly News and Notes packages for its three national series. Tuesday is when most major teams issue their own notes packages, advancing the next event. Manufacturers and possibly a few race teams may hold a media conference call in the morning. Wednesdays Many media use Wednesday as a feature-story day. Occasionally, some race advance notes packages will be sent out on this day. NASCAR Nationwide Series and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series stories may be timely, given that those series typically race on Fridays and Saturdays. Download broadcast-quality high definition NASCAR Video News Releases & get coordinates for Satellite Media Tours on NASCARMedia.com. From the VNR, downloadable video and audio clips of drivers previewing the upcoming race weekend are available on NASCARMedia.com on Mondays. The upcoming race weekend media availability lineup for drivers is posted on NASCARMedia.com. 10
NASCAR CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES Media Coverage Road Map Fridays Saturdays and Sundays It s time to qualify and sometimes, to race. Typically this is qualifying day at the race track for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. Friday is the day that sports columnists typically take advantage of greater availability of drivers and other key personnel. Comprehensive statistical books for the race weekend are made available by NASCAR at the track and on the Statistical Services page on NASCARMedia.com. NASCAR Statistics issues a one-sheet rundown of the qualifying, focusing on the polesitter. Like all information issued by NASCAR Statistics, this also is available immediately on NASCARMedia.com. In addition to standard statistics many teams provide their own post-qualifying reports. At the NASCAR Sprint Cup level, public relations representatives from the three manufacturers Chevrolet, Ford and Toyota provide extensive post-qualifying quote sheets from drivers. Dodge, Ford and Toyota provide this service on the NASCAR Nationwide Series level. These manufacturers representatives also will begin compiling their race advance quotes packages with extensive comments from various drivers. A high-resolution photo gallery of the day s events at the track is available for all print publications at no charge on NASCARMedia.com. Full video and audio files as well as clips from at-track media opportunities and news conferences are available for download on NASCARMedia.com. Typically, this is the day for drivers news conferences at-track, many of these sessions are streamed live on NASCARMedia.com. Also, the post-qualifying interviews are held in the media center and streamed on NASCARMedia.com. Race day speaks for itself. Typically, NASCAR s three national series NASCAR Sprint Cup, NASCAR Nationwide and NASCAR Camping World Truck race on these days. NASCAR, teams, sponsors or others may hold press conferences at the track to announce specific news. Standard race reports move on the NASCAR Wire Service and are posted on NASCARMedia.com. Manufacturer representatives at NASCAR Sprint Cup events provide extensive post-race driver quote sheets. Dodge, Ford and Toyota provide this service on the NASCAR Nationwide Series level. The top three drivers, plus the top rookie if he/ she finishes in the top 10, are brought into the media center for post-race interviews. Full video and audio as well as clips and NASCAR Sprint Cup Series transcripts are available for download afterwards on NASCARMedia.com. NASCAR Statistics provides a one-sheet race highlight page, focusing on the race winner. Some teams issue their own post-race highlights and quotes, post-race. A VNR of the NASCAR news and events is available for TV stations on NASCARMedia.com. NASCARMedia.com, at no charge, offers all of the NASCAR Statistics output, high-resolution photo galleries for publication, audio segments for radio stations complete audio and clips for radio stations, complete video and clips for Web sites, and more. NASCAR provides at-track updates throughout the weekend as well as news updates during the week on Twitter (NASCAR Sprint Cup=@NASCAR, NASCAR Nationwide Series=@NASCAR_NNS, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series= @NASCAR_Trucks) and Facebook: www.facebook.com/nascar. Thursdays Heading into the race weekend, many media use Thursday as their comprehensive stats day. NASCARMedia.com offers a weekend preview, which is a compilation of News and Notes, storylines, video, audio, graphics, statistics and more to prepare media for the upcoming race weekend. The VNR information for the weekend events is announced. 11
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Fast Facts General The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series has established itself as the No. 3 motorsports series in the United States, third only to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and the NASCAR Nationwide Series. The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series represents the first rung in NASCAR s national series. The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series has proven to be an outstanding series for competitors who aspire to become NASCAR Sprint Cup and NASCAR Nationwide Series drivers with many of today s premier drivers having competed in the series over the years. However, many drivers also have chosen to spend their entire careers in this series due to its competitive nature and popularity. Series History The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series will enter its 20th year in 2014. The series was formed in 1995 after a quartet of California off-road racers approached NASCAR about bringing truck racing to oval tracks and road courses. The series was known as the NASCAR SuperTruck Series by Craftsman in its first season and became the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series in 2009. First Race Skoal Bandit Copper World Classic held Feb. 5, 1995 at Phoenix International Raceway. Mike Skinner won the race in a Chevrolet. Schedule The 2014 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series consists of 22 events with stops scheduled at 20 different tracks in 17 states and Canada. Sixteen events will be partnered on the same weekend with the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and/or NASCAR Nationwide Series. The remaining six races in 2014 will be stand-alone events at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, Eldora Speedway, Iowa Speedway, Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Gateway Motorsports Park and Texas Motor Speedway. Tracks The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series will compete on tracks ranging in size from the 2.66-mile Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway to the.526-mile Martinsville Speedway in Virginia. After successful inaugural events in 2013, the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series will return to the dirt at Eldora Speedway and once again go international when it returns to Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. The series kicks off the season at historic Daytona International Speedway and concludes at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Trucks The Camping World Trucks are American-manufactured, steel-bodied half-ton pickups produced by Chevrolet, RAM, Ford and Toyota. Approved models for the 2014 season consist of Chevrolet Silverado (2013-14), Ram (2013), Ford F- 150 (2013-14) and Toyota Tundra (2013-14). The trucks are powered by 358-cubic inch V-8 engines with one fourbarrel carburetor. The trucks must maintain a minimum weight of 3,400 pounds without a driver. * - For Events at tracks that are 1.26 mile or greater in length except Road Course Events only 2014 approved models will be eligible for competition. Broadcast All 22 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races are broadcast live by Fox Sports 1, FOX, MRN Radio and SiriusXM Satellite Radio. The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series is the third most-watched motorsports series on cable television, third only to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and NASCAR Nationwide Series. 12
Television 2014 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series on FOX Sports 1 FOX Sports 1 is the exclusive cable network home for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) in 2014, delivering each high-energy telecast in 720p High Definition television. The network airs 21 of the 22 races live in 2014, while FOX broadcasts live the Oct. 13 event from Talladega Superspeedway. Again included in the FOX Sports 1 lineup is a return to the popular Eldora Speedway on July 23, an event whose July 2013 premiere was most-watched of the season and the 10th most-watched NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race ever on SPEED with 1.4 million total viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research. It also marked the most-watched Truck Series prerace show in network history. Also according to Nielsen Media Research, the 11 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races in 2013 that aired on FOX Sports 1 after the network s August launch averaged 736,000 viewers, an 8% increase over the 11 races on the same dates in 2012 (681,000). Viewership during the 2013 season was 2% higher than in 2012 (805,000 vs. 793,000), and five of the year s final six races scored viewership increases over equivalent races in 2012. NASCAR on FOX Sports 1 continues to lead the way in news, insight and features on the drivers, teams and strategies that comprise one of NASCAR s most competitive national touring divisions. NCWTS SETUP, hosted by Krista Voda, is a dedicated 30-minute, pre-race show that delves into the pits and garage to capture the storylines, interviews and pre-race buzz that define each race weekend. The race broadcast team is led by Rick Allen, the voice of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series on FOX Sports 1, with color commentary by racing veterans Phil Parsons and Michael Waltrip. Ray Dunlap and Hermie Sadler monitor pit road for in-race breaking news, interviews and the latest strategies, and join Voda in previewing the day s race on NCWTS SETUP. FOX Sports 1 also offers coverage of select NCWTS qualifying and practice sessions throughout the season. The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series is a cornerstone within the NASCAR on FOX properties, which for 2014 includes the first 13 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races, THE SPRINT UNLIMITED, BUDWEISER DUEL AT DAYTONA, the NASCAR SPRINT ALL-STAR RACE from Charlotte Motor Speedway, NASCAR Speedweeks, Daytona testing in January, the NASCAR Hall of Fame Ceremonies and the season-ending NASCAR Awards Ceremonies. FOX also brings race fans closer to the action through the industry s most comprehensive shoulder programming with NASCAR RACEDAY FUELED BY SUNOCO, NASCAR VICTORY LANE and NASCAR LIVE, along with the network s popular daily NASCAR news and information program, NASCAR RACE HUB. FOX Sports multimedia coverage of NASCAR reaches across multiple FOX platforms, including FOX, FOX Sports 1, FOX Sports 2, FOX Deportes, FOX Sports Radio, FOX Sports GO and FOXSports.com. FOXSports.com complements the linear network s unparalleled presentation of NASCAR content, information and perspective with NASCAR driver diaries, news, stats, photos, games and contests, along with commentary from NASCAR on FOX experts. In 2013, FOX Sports extended its media rights agreement with NASCAR, ensuring the FOX family of networks broadcast of the first 16 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races each season beginning in 2015, as well as the first 14 NASCAR Nationwide Series races of the season and all NASCAR Camping World Truck Series events, through 2024. Broadcast Information: Talent & staff for FOX Sports 1 s coverage of 2014 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series events: SVP of Production, NASCAR on FOX Sports 1: Steve Craddock Producer: Mark Smith Coordinating Producer: Dan Shutte, Jason Avery Broadcast Booth: Rick Allen, Phil Parsons & Michael Waltrip Reporters: Ray Dunlap, Hermie Sadler 13
XXX Radio NASCAR Camping World Truck Series on Radio Motor Racing Network (MRN) Radio, now in its 45th year, has been the exclusive radio home of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series since its debut in 1995 and that relationship continues in 2014 during which all 22 races will be broadcast live. MRN also broadcasts the majority of the races for the NASCAR Sprint Cup and NASCAR Nationwide Series, as well as all of the Tudor United Sports Car Championship races. MRN race broadcasts are heard by more than one million fans who tune into some 600 affiliate stations across North America. MRN provides live event coverage to SiriusXM, Sprint Mobile, and all race broadcasts are streamed live at MRN.com as well as through individual stations websites. In addition, MRN produces NASCAR-related programs including NASCAR LIVE, which airs year-round on Tuesday evenings; MRN 360, heard each Wednesday during the NASCAR season; NASCAR USA, which combines NASCAR news with the hottest country songs each week; and NASCAR TODAY, heard daily in the U.S. and broadcast globally on American Forces Radio. Approximately 3,916,200 listeners on average tune into MRN s quarter hour for each NASCAR Camping World Truck Series event (Adults 18+). For further information, contact: Ryan Horn, Program Director, Motor Racing Network, 555 MRN Drive, Concord, N.C., 28027, (704) 262-6700. SiriusXM is the Official Satellite Radio Partner of NASCAR and broadcasts every NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR Nationwide Series and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race live exclusively on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio, the only radio channel dedicated to NASCAR 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. SiriusXM is the world s largest radio broadcaster measured by revenue and has approximately 25.6 million subscribers. SiriusXM NASCAR Radio available nationwide on channel 90 on Sirius and XM Premier and is simulcast online at SiriusXM.com and through the SiriusXM Internet Radio App for smartphones and other mobile devices. Between races, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio provides listeners with a daily lineup of original talk programming that covers all three series and features news, expert analysis and multiple shows hosted by NASCAR insiders. Visit www.siriusxm.com/nascar for more info. 14