Camping World Truck Series - Corrigan Oil 200

#NCWTS At Michigan International Speedway

Joe Nemechek hangs out with son and Pole Winner John Hunter Nemechek.

 

NASCAR Camping World Truck Series

• Next Race: Corrigan Oil 200
  
• The Place: Michigan International Speedway
• The Date:
  Saturday, August 11
• The Time: 1 P.M. ET
• TV: FS1, 12:30 P.M. ET
• Radio: Mrn, Siriusxm NASCAR Radio
• Distance: 200 Miles (100 Laps)
• Stage 1 (Ends On Lap 30)
• Stage 2 (Ends On Lap 60)
• Final Stage (Ends On Lap 100)

Entry List - Corrigan Oil 200

Truck	Driver	Make	Organization
0	Camden Murphy	Chevrolet	Jennifer Jo Cobb Racing
2	Austin Hill	Chevrolet	Young’s Motorsports
2	Cody Coughlin	Chevrolet	GMS Racing
3	Jordan Anderson	Chevrolet	Jordan Anderson Racing
4	Todd Gilliland	Toyota	Kyle Busch Motorsports
6	Norm Benning	Chevrolet	Norm Benning Racing
7	Korbin Forrister	Toyota	All Out Motorsports
8	John Hunter Nemechek	Chevrolet	NEMCO Motorsports
10	Jennifer Jo Cobb	Chevrolet	Jennifer Jo Cobb Racing
13	Myatt Snider	Ford	ThorSport Racing
15	Todd Peck	Chevrolet	Premium Motorsports
16	Brett Moffitt	Toyota	Hattori Rcng Enterprises
17	Bo Le Mastus	Toyota	DGR-Crosley
18	Noah Gragson	Toyota	Kyle Busch Motorsports
20	Tate Fogleman	Chevrolet	Young’s Motorsports
21	Johnny Sauter	Chevrolet	GMS Racing
22	Austin Self	Chevrolet	AM Racing
24	Justin Haley	Chevrolet	GMS Racing
25	Dalton Sargeant	Chevrolet	GMS Racing
33	Josh Reaume	Chevrolet	Reaume Brothers Racing
34	BJ McLeod	Chevrolet	Reaume Brothers Racing
41	Ben Rhodes	Ford	ThorSport Racing
45	Justin Fontaine	Chevrolet	Niece Motorsports
49	Wendell Chavous	Chevrolet	Premium Motorsports
50	Reed Sorenson	Chevrolet	Beaver Motorsports
51	Spencer Davis	Toyota	Kyle Busch Motorsports
52	Stewart Friesen	Chevrolet	Halmar Friesen Racing
54	Matt Mills	Toyota	DGR-Crosley
63	Timmy Hill	Chevrolet	MB Motorsports
83	Bayley Currey	Chevrolet	Copp Motorsports
87	Joe Nemechek	Chevrolet	NEMCO Motorsports
88	Matt Crafton	Ford	ThorSport Racing
98	Grant Enfinger	Ford	ThorSport Racing

Pressure Cooker: Just Two Races Left To Make The Postseason

The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series is coming off a one-week break and now heads to Michigan International Speedway for the Corrigan Oil 200 on Saturday, August 11 (1 p.m. ET on FS1, MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio) for the second-to-last regular season race before the Playoffs begin. Pressure is mounting for drivers not locked into the postseason as time running short to secure their spot.

Currently five drivers have clinched their spot in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Playoffs following Pocono two weeks back – Johnny Sauter, Brett Moffit, Noah Gragson, Justin Haley and Ben Rhodes – that leaves three positions still in play for the drivers not currently locked-in to the Playoffs.

Heading into Michigan several drivers still have a shot to work their way into the postseason. The best way to make the Playoffs is by winning, but Grant Enfinger (sixth in points), Stewart Friesen (seventh) and Matt Crafton (eighth) haven’t clinched yet, so getting in on points is still an option.

Crafton, in the eighth and final Playoff spot in the championship standings, currently holds a 94-point lead over ninth place Myatt Snider heading into this weekend at Michigan.

Of the drivers in positions eighth through 12th in the Truck Series championship standings, Matt Crafton and Cody Coughlin are the only two with previous starts at Michigan. Sunoco rookies Myatt Snider, Dalton Sargeant and Todd Gilliland will all be making their series track debuts this weekend. Crafton has made 16 series starts at Michigan posting an average finish of 14.1 and Coughlin has made three series starts at MIS with an average finish of 20.3.

When you’re fast, @HermieSadler wants to talk to you.@JHNemechek | @NASCARONFOX #CorriganOil200 pic.twitter.com/5Fi8lheUue

— MISpeedway (@MISpeedway) August 11, 2018

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