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TRUCKS: Homestead-Miami Entry List
Elliott Sadler, Travis Kvapil and Jeffrey Earnhardt among truck entries...
Jeffrey Earnhardt is the grandson of the late seven-time NASCAR champion Dale Earnhardt. (Photo courtesy of Rick Ware Racing)
Thirty-eight drivers have entered the season-ending Ford 200 Camping World Truck Series race scheduled for Friday at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Two drivers, driver/owner Kyle Busch and Billy Ballew Motorsports’ Aric Almirola, entered will attempt to qualify for all three national series events at the 1.5-mile track.
Elliott Sadler (Kevin Harvick Inc.) and Travis Kvapil (Rick Ware Racing) will be doing double duty, as they are entered in the Cup and truck events.
Among other entries for Friday’s finale are Tony Jackson Jr. (SS Green Light Racing), Max Papis (Germain Racing), Miguel Paludo (Red Horse Racing), Johanna Long (Panhandle Motorsports), Craig Goess (Team Gill Racing), Jeffrey Earnhardt (SS Green Light Racing), Hermie Sadler (Fast Traack Racing), Cole Whitt (Turn One Motorsports), Tom Hessert (Germain Racing) and Brad Sweet (Turner Motorsports).
Two drivers, driver/owner Kyle Busch and Billy Ballew Motorsports’ Aric Almirola, entered will attempt to qualify for all three national series events at the 1.5-mile track.
Elliott Sadler (Kevin Harvick Inc.) and Travis Kvapil (Rick Ware Racing) will be doing double duty, as they are entered in the Cup and truck events.
Among other entries for Friday’s finale are Tony Jackson Jr. (SS Green Light Racing), Max Papis (Germain Racing), Miguel Paludo (Red Horse Racing), Johanna Long (Panhandle Motorsports), Craig Goess (Team Gill Racing), Jeffrey Earnhardt (SS Green Light Racing), Hermie Sadler (Fast Traack Racing), Cole Whitt (Turn One Motorsports), Tom Hessert (Germain Racing) and Brad Sweet (Turner Motorsports).
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