Ron Hornaday Jr. won at Texas again, coming from a lap down early for a dominating NASCAR Trucks Series victory that got him within six points of points leader Johnny Benson with two races to go.
Hornaday, caught in the pit on an early stop because of a caution, regained the lead from Kyle Busch on lap 108 of the 147-lap race at the 1 1/2-mile high-banked Texas Motor Speedway. Hornaday finished 0.
Jeff Gordon has never had good fortunes at Texas, but with his first pole at the track, Lee Spencer says his luck could change.
Carl Edwards has a big jump on Nationwide Series points leader Clint Bowyer in Texas.
Edwards, who won last week at Memphis to move within 116 points of Bowyer with three races left, earned his fourth pole of the season Friday night at the 1 1/2-mile high-banked Texas track with a lap of 188.101 mph in his Ford.
Bowyer, who finished third in the April race at Texas, was nearly 5 mph slower in his Chevrolet and qualified 21st for Saturday’s O’Reilly Challenge.
Jeff Gordon has had minimal success at Texas. But after winning his first career pole at the track, things are changing.
Sprint Cup teams duel for pole in Texas
Christmas in November: Rowdy Bonus Podcast - More from Barry Dodson and Hall of Fame’s Tyler Epp. Our Texas pre-race show is one show back.
Yee-ha! We’re getting ready for the Dickies 500 from Texas.
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