How Do You Watch A NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Race?
NASCAR knows what fans want to see: The Craftsman Truck Series is rough, wild and woolly. Be sure to check it out sometime. Check those logos. Chevy, Ford and Dodge all race in the CTS. Note that the trucks are modeled on a standard half-ton regular cab pickup truck. Notice that the truck beds are covered to enhance aerodynamics. Remember that CTS trucks are “purpose-built” race machines. Each is basically a tube-frame race car covered by sheet metal similar to a “stock” truck. Understand that many consider the CTS a stepping-stone series. Drivers Stacy Compton and Mike Bliss have moved up to Winston Cup racing. Note that the CTS has allowed drivers from other types of motor sports to get a foothold in NASCAR. Ron Fellows and Boris Said are successful sports car racers. Check the owners. Many Winston Cup owners – and drivers – field CTS teams. Roush Racing, Hendrick Racing, Joe Nemechek and Ken Schrader are active owners. Hold tight to your seat! Fans know CTS races are slam-bang affai
