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Post by Deleted on Dec 6, 2017 13:10:46 GMT -5
Stacy Compton was on pole for the real race, while Ron Hornaday Jr. started 4th.
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Dec 6, 2017 16:10:28 GMT -5
Race #3 - Chevy Trucks NASCAR 150
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series made their third stop of 1998 at the Phoenix International Raceway, in Avondale, Arizona, for the Chevy Trucks NASCAR 150.
Ron Hornaday Jr. led the field to the green flag but it would be Andy Houston who would lead the first lap. Unlike previous Phoenix races, this one was a very exciting one for the fans in attendance as no one would truly dominate the day as battles for the lead happened much of the day as well as cautions flying to keep things close. Jack Sprague, the 1997 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Champion and known as "Mile and a Half Jack" would make his way into the lead late and led much of the event but after the final round of pit stops and a late caution set the field up for a forty lap run for the win.
Jack would get a great jump when the green came back out but within four laps Andy Houston would take the lead back. Driving a Chevrolet owned by Mike Addington, Houston would surprise several people and would go on to score his first ever win.
Other Noticeables: Andy Houston won his 1st race of the year, Houston led 3 times for 48 laps, including the final 25 laps, It was the 1st career of his career in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series win in his 7th start, Dominic Dobson(20th), Jay Stewart(21st) and David Starr(28th) made their NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series debuts, Ron Barfield Jr., who finished 11th, kept his points lead, leading Joe Ruttman by 19 points
1.60-Andy Houston (48 laps led) 2.24-Jack Sprague (45 laps led) 3.14-Rick Crawford (12 laps led) 4.52-Mike Wallace 5.66-Bryan Reffner (18 laps led) 6.61-Randy Tolsma (15 laps led) 7.88-Terry Cook (5 laps led) 8.99-Joe Ruttman-1 lap (1 lap led) 9.19-Tony Raines-1 lap (3 laps led) 10.44-Boris Said-1 lap 11.35-Ron Barfield Jr.-1 lap 12.6-Rick Carelli-2 laps 13.15-Rob Morgan-2 laps 14.43-Jimmy Hensley-2 laps 15.84-Wayne Anderson-2 laps 16.31-Tony Roper-2 laps 17.37-Scot Walters-2 laps 18.75-Kevin Harvick-2 laps 19.81-Randy Nelson-2 laps 20.78-Dominic Dobson-2 laps 21.33-Jay Stewart-2 laps 22.55-Dave Rezendes-2 laps 23.16-Ron Hornaday Jr.-3 laps (3 laps led) 24.10-Lonnie Rush Jr.-3 laps 25.86-Stacy Compton-3 laps 26.57-Chuck Bown-3 laps 27.3-Jay Sauter-3 laps 28.9-David Starr-3 laps 29.32-Curtis Markham-3 laps 30.18-Butch Miller-3 laps 31.26-Doug George-4 laps 32.29-Bob Keselowski-5 laps 33.50-Greg Biffle-5 laps 34.2-Mike Bliss-6 laps 35.42-Rick McCray-99 laps (Camshaft) 36.90-Lance Norick-125 laps (Accident)
Ron Hornaday Jr.-Pole Andy Houston-1-19 Jack Sprague-20 Andy Houston-21-24 Ron Hornaday Jr.-25-26 Tony Raines-27-29 Terry Cook-30-32 Jack Sprague-33-35 Randy Tolsma-36-45 Joe Ruttman-46 Randy Tolsma-47-51 Bryan Reffner-52-66 Jack Sprague-67-88 Rick Crawford-89 Jack Sprague-90-103 Bryan Reffner-104-106 Ron Hornaday Jr.-107 Terry Cook-108-109 Rick Crawford-110-120 Jack Sprague-121-125 Andy Houston-126-150
19 Lead Changes among 9 drivers
Caution Flags: 4 for 16 laps Lap 25 (Trucks #78, 18, 66, 57, 75, 90, 3 and 86 Accident Turn 3), Lap 31 (Truck #15 Spin Turn 1), Lap 37 (Trucks #43, 55, 6, 32, 33, 26 and 2 Accident Turn 3), Lap 115 (Truck #55 Spin Frontstretch)
Margin of Victory: 3.285 Seconds
Time of Race: 1 Hour, 47 Minutes and 21 Seconds
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Post by Deleted on Dec 6, 2017 18:11:12 GMT -5
Houston finished 4th in the real race, while Ron Hornaday Jr. won.
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Jan 10, 2018 13:00:29 GMT -5
The field has finished qualifying for the 4th race of the season the Craftsman 200 Presented by NAPA Auto Parts at the Portland Speedway.
Stacy Compton won the pole, with a time of 22.836 seconds, beating Rick Carelli by 0.152 seconds.
Other Noticeables: Stacy Compton won his 1st pole of the year, Compton won the 3rd pole of his career in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and his first since 1997 at Heartland Park Topeka; 15 races ago, Rich Bickle, the winner of this race one year ago, is not entered in this event, Ron Barfield Jr., who will start 10th, has a 19 point lead over Joe Ruttman
1.86-Stacy Compton 2.6-Rick Carelli 3.61-Randy Tolsma 4.18-Butch Miller 5.24-Jack Sprague 6.78-Dominic Dobson 7.19-Tony Raines 8.43-Jimmy Hensley 9.29-Bob Keselowski 10.35-Ron Barfield Jr. 11.2-Mike Bliss 12.57-Chuck Bown 13.16-Ron Hornaday Jr. 14.31-Tony Roper 15.55-Dave Rezendes 16.99-Joe Ruttman 17.3-Jay Sauter 18.52-Mike Wallace 19.90-Lance Norick 20.26-Doug George 21.66-Bryan Reffner 22.60-Andy Houston 23.75-Kevin Harvick 24.82-Randy Nelson 25.14-Rick Crawford 26.37-Scot Walters 27.84-Wayne Anderson 28.10-Lonnie Rush Jr. 29.42-Rick McCray 30.44-Boris Said 31.88-Terry Cook 32.50-Greg Biffle
Did Not Qualify 33.21-Jason Roche
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2018 13:13:15 GMT -5
Compton started 2nd in the real race, while Greg Biffle was on pole.
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Jan 10, 2018 17:00:04 GMT -5
Race #4 - Craftsman 200 Presented by NAPA Auto Parts
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series made their fourth stop of 1998 at the Portland Speedway, in Portland, Oregon, for the Craftsman 200 Presented by NAPA Auto Parts.
Stacy Compton led the field to the green flag and would quickly began to pull away from the field as for the third time in series history, drivers raced at the half mile in Portland. Compton, who had several good runs previously, was able to use the power his Ford had and kept all challengers behind him aside from losing the lead during a pit stop to Ron Hornaday Jr., as Compton would go on to score his first career win in a dominating fashion by leading all but two laps.
Other Noticeables: Stacy Compton won his 1st race of the year, Compton led 2 times for 198 laps, including the final 81 laps, It was the 1st win of his career in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in his 30th start, Jay Sauter, who finished 3rd, became the new points leader, leading Joe Ruttman by 13 points
1.86-Stacy Compton (198 laps led) 2.61-Randy Tolsma 3.3-Jay Sauter 4.6-Rick Carelli 5.19-Tony Raines 6.99-Joe Ruttman 7.43-Jimmy Hensley 8.24-Jack Sprague 9.18-Butch Miller 10.16-Ron Hornaday Jr.-1 lap (2 laps led) 11.29-Bob Keselowski-1 lap 12.57-Chuck Bown-1 lap 13.35-Ron Barfield Jr.-1 lap 14.52-Mike Wallace-1 lap 15.75-Kevin Harvick-1 lap 16.60-Andy Houston-1 lap 17.55-Dave Rezendes-1 lap 18.31-Tony Roper-1 lap 19.37-Scot Walters-1 lap 20.50-Greg Biffle-2 laps 21.2-Mike Bliss-2 laps 22.44-Boris Said-2 laps 23.90-Lance Norick-2 laps 24.84-Wayne Anderson-3 laps 25.14-Rick Crawford-3 laps 26.78-Dominic Dobson-3 laps 27.66-Bryan Reffner-3 laps 28.88-Terry Cook-4 laps 29.42-Rick McCray-4 laps 30.26-Doug George-5 laps 31.82-Randy Nelson-5 laps 32.10-Lonnie Rush Jr.-73 laps (Piston)
Stacy Compton-1-117 Ron Hornaday Jr.-118-119 Stacy Compton-120-200
2 Lead Changes among 2 drivers
Caution Flags: 3 for 15 laps Lap 14 (Truck #16 Stalled Frontstretch), Lap 128 (Truck #10 Stalled Turn 4), Lap 167 (Truck #42 Spin Turn 3)
Margin of Victory: 5.538 Seconds
Time of Race: 1 Hour, 33 Minutes and 52 Seconds
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2018 18:09:50 GMT -5
Compton would also win the real race!
And wouldn't you know it, Compton also got his first career win in the real race!
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Feb 7, 2018 14:00:13 GMT -5
The field has finished qualifying for the 5th race of the season the NAPACARD 200 at the Evergreen Speedway.
Jack Sprague won the pole, with a time of 27.428 seconds, beating Stacy Compton by 0.037 seconds.
Other Noticeables: Jack Sprague won his 1st pole of the year, Sprague won the 4th pole of his career in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and his first since 1996 at Milwaukee Mile; 45 races ago, Tobey Butler, the winner of this race one year ago, is not entered in this event, Jay Sauter, who will start 10th, has a 13 point lead over Joe Ruttman
1.24-Jack Sprague 2.86-Stacy Compton 3.66-Bryan Reffner 4.52-Mike Wallace 5.6-Rick Carelli 6.35-Ron Barfield Jr. 7.31-Tony Roper 8.61-Randy Tolsma 9.16-Ron Hornaday Jr. 10.3-Jay Sauter 11.29-Bob Keselowski 12.10-Lonnie Rush Jr. 13.99-Joe Ruttman 14.84-Wayne Anderson 15.50-Greg Biffle 16.18-Butch Miller 17.57-Chuck Bown 18.19-Tony Raines 19.37-Scot Walters 20.82-Randy Nelson 21.60-Andy Houston 22.90-Lance Norick 23.75-Kevin Harvick 24.44-Boris Said 25.2-Mike Bliss 26.78-Dominic Dobson 27.42-Rick McCray 28.43-Jimmy Hensley 29.14-Rick Crawford 30.88-Terry Cook 31.26-Doug George 32.55-Ernie Cope
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Post by Deleted on Feb 7, 2018 18:05:45 GMT -5
Sprague started 6th in the real race, while Joe Ruttman was on pole.
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Post by Blaise Zebrataur on Feb 7, 2018 20:04:14 GMT -5
Race #5 - NAPACARD 200
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series made their fifth stop of 1998 at the Evergreen Speedway, in Monroe, Washington, for the NAPACARD 200.
Jack Sprague led the field to the green flag and would quickly began to pull away from the field as for the fourth time in series history drivers raced on the short track at Evergreen but Sprague's stay up front would be short as his rival Ron Hornaday Jr. would take the lead on the eighteenth lap and from that point on, Hornaday uses his past experience on short tracks as he kept all his challengers behind him for nearly all of the race, but there was a driver moving up through the field as well.
After being involved in a earlier wreck, Rick Carelli's crew was able to fix their truck and get Carelli back out as he would work his way up from nearly a lap down and with twenty eight laps to go, Carelli passed Hornaday for the lead. After having not won in nearly three years, Carelli would finally break through and scored a popular win.
Other Noticeables: Rick Carelli won his 1st race of the year, Carelli led 1 time for 28 laps, which were the final 28 laps, It was the 3rd win of his career in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and his first since 1995 at Flemington; 61 races ago, Rick Carelli, who finished 1st, became the new points leader, leading Ron Barfield Jr. by 27 points
1.6-Rick Carelli (28 laps led) 2.16-Ron Hornaday Jr. (155 laps led) 3.61-Randy Tolsma 4.52-Mike Wallace 5.35-Ron Barfield Jr. 6.24-Jack Sprague (17 laps led) 7.31-Tony Roper 8.86-Stacy Compton 9.66-Bryan Reffner 10.99-Joe Ruttman 11.84-Wayne Anderson-1 lap 12.3-Jay Sauter-1 lap 13.14-Rick Crawford-1 lap 14.18-Butch Miller-1 lap 15.10-Lonnie Rush Jr.-1 lap 16.57-Chuck Bown-1 lap 17.90-Lance Norick-1 lap 18.78-Dominic Dobson-1 lap 19.43-Jimmy Hensley-2 laps 20.42-Rick McCray-2 laps 21.19-Tony Raines-2 laps 22.75-Kevin Harvick-3 laps 23.2-Mike Bliss-3 laps 24.60-Andy Houston-3 laps 25.44-Boris Said-3 laps 26.37-Scot Walters-3 laps 27.55-Ernie Cope-3 laps 28.82-Randy Nelson-83 laps (Accident) 29.29-Bob Keselowski-83 laps (Accident) 30.50-Greg Biffle-84 laps (Accident) 31.26-Doug George-84 laps (Accident) 32.88-Terry Cook-111 laps (Gearbox)
Jack Sprague-1-17 Ron Hornaday Jr.-18-172 Rick Carelli-173-200
2 Lead Changes among 3 drivers
Caution Flags: 4 for 20 laps Lap 87 (Truck #82 Spin Frontstretch), Lap 111 (Truck #82 Spin Turn 3), Lap 119 (Trucks #31, 6, 55, 50, 26, 29 and 82 Accident Turn 4), Lap 136 (Truck #78 Spin Turn 1)
Margin of Victory: 4.753 Seconds
Time of Race: 1 Hour, 52 Minutes and 1 Second
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