The Pilot Travel Centers Toyota Tundra team headed west to the home of the blues hoping to bring home the Elvis trophy.  Rookie sensation, Michael Annett had never raced a NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series entry at Memphis Motorsports Park, but he had made hundreds of laps there behind the wheel of a silver crown machine.

“I cannot wait for Memphis.  I am glad I have one race under my belt now.  I now know what to expect when I climb into my Tundra on Saturday night.  Last week, I had to get all the butterflies out, but now I am ready to go.  Memphis is such a cool city, and I love the track.  You have to be really good on both ends of the speedway in order to have a truck...

Michael Annett and the No. 22 Pilot Travel Centers Toyota Tundra team headed to The Milwaukee Mile confident they were going to have a strong run.  Although it was the first career NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start for the 21-year-old driver, he was confident he had a great truck and team to help him post a solid finish.

“I cannot wait to get behind the wheel this weekend.  This is the opportunity I have been waiting for my entire life.  Bill Davis Racing has the three best teams in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series garage, and I can’t wait to get in that No. 22 truck and go.  [Crew chief] Doug Wolcott and all the guys on this No. 22 team have shown they have what it takes to...

Not once, but twice Scott Speed charged to the front of the field in Friday night's NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Texas Motor Speedway.

A late two-tire stop — along with some stellar strategy and driving — sent Scott Speed to victory lane in Friday’s Craftsman Truck race at Dover.  Piloting Bill Davis Racing’s No. 22 Red Bull Toyota, Scott ran away from the field after a late restart to win in his first visit to the rugged one-mile oval.