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SS Green Light Racing team heads to this weekend’s NASCAR Camping World Truck Series WinStar World Casino 350k for round two of 2012 at the fast mile and a half speedway just outside of Fort Worth, TX. With the season coming to a close, the truckers will be fighting hard for every position in the standings.
On Friday night, Rookie contender Ross Chastain will be behind the wheel of the Wear Your Gear/Bobber.info Toyota No. 08 ad he will be joined by Jeff Agnew will pilot the Mark 4 Suzuki No. 07 for SS Green Light Racing on Friday evening after a strong performance last week at Martinsville.
“I’m happy that we have both of our trucks locked-in to the points,” said owner Bobby Dotter. “It has been an up and down year with some great runs and some bad racing luck but we have stuck together as a team and looking forward to the last few races. Everyone has done a good job with the resources we’ve had available to us all year long. Ross has show a lot of talent over the whole year and Jeff did a nice job for us in a handful of starts especially last week at Martinsville.”
The WinStar World Casino 350k is the 290th consecutive NCWTS start for the SS Green Light Racing team and the twenty-fifth career start for Chastain in the Truck Series. Ross is sixteenth in the NCWTS point standings and has three top-ten finishes in sixteen starts 2012 including a career best third at Bristol on August 22nd. Agnew is 31st in the standings with only nine starts so far this season with a best finish of fourteenth.
Source: SS Green Light Racing
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