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#9 (Hornaday) - Dover
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5/18 - Mod. (Gross) - 11th
Mid. Mod (Haugerud) - 18th
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[ more info ]	In December 2012, Joe Denette Motorsports merged with NTS Motorsports and will run the No. 9 truck with Hornaday, the No. 14 truck with Brennan Newberry, and the No. 24 truck with several drivers including Kevin Harvick for the 2013 season. NTS operates out of the the former Kevin Harvick Inc. (KHI) shop in Kernersville, North Carolina. The three-team "powerhouse" looks to continue the success in 2013 that KHI produced in the building in previous seasons with two NCWTS championships and 43 series victories.
[ more info ]	Dubbed the "future of NASCAR," and poised for another spectacular winning season, Gray Gaulding's racing accomplishments to date are many, including: youngest winner ever in a legend car at age 12, youngest legend national champion at age 12, youngest race car driver to make the legends million, youngest driver to sign with a cup driver (KHI) at age 12 and youngest PASS (Pro All Star Series) Series Rookie of the Year at age 13.
[ more info ]	GR Motorsports was established in 1992 by Bill and Vicki Gross. Bill (owner operator of Gross Trucking) and Vicki have 7 boys (Jason, Jeremy, Jared, Justin, John, Jordan, and Jamison) that take part in this very demanding sport, with Jason doing the driving. As for the rest of them, well they get stuck with the "grunt" work.
[ more info ]	Local Whelen Midwest Modified Series drivers Pete Leuschner and Jason Haugerud started JP Motorsports in 2011, with Anderson's Maple Syrup coming on board as a primary sponsor. JP Motorsports competes weekly each Saturday night at the Cedar Lake Speedway in New Richmond, WI.
[ more info ]	Ten years ago, Kevin Harvick, Inc. owners Kevin and DeLana Harvick decided to start a race team. Little did they know 10 years later they would be running three full-time teams in the Truck Series and two full-time teams in the Nationwide Series. - limited edition diecast available here!
[ more info ]	Formed in 1995, Jay Robinson Racing moved to the Nascar Nationwide Series in 2000, where they have attempted both full-time and part-time schedules. They currently field the #28 Chevrolet, driven by Derikke Cope, full time, and the #23 / #49 / #70, driven by Dennis Setzer, part time, as funds permit.