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  1.   J. Kircher posted:
  04.19.2006 - 6:16 pm
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Ricky Hendrick's one and only Truck win.


  2.   Miller4Prez6 posted:
  05.05.2006 - 3:20 pm
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RIP Ricky Hendrick


  3.   MOST posted:
  05.07.2006 - 4:00 am
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Ricky was a pretty good truck driver, talent ran out in Busch though,
decent driver. 3rd place behind Paul Menard and Morgan Lucas in the my
daddy is rich and I bought my talent contest.


  4.   Darrell posted:
  05.31.2006 - 12:37 am
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He just never recovered from that shoulder injury. From what I heard, he
enjoyed being an owner much more than driving.


  5.   RaceFanX posted:
  04.08.2010 - 6:39 pm
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All Pro series champion Billy Bigley's lone top-5 in the Trucks


  6.   Bramblegrunt posted:
  03.16.2018 - 5:17 pm
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Overall a pretty entertaining race, the first race at Kansas. The track
definitely was a handful and a couple trucks took some pretty hard hits
including Brendan Gaughan and Brian Sockwell, both who admit they merely
lost it in the turn. Gaughan was having a great run and looked to be one
of the biggest contenders for the win early on.

The truck that really emerged as the favorite was unsurprisingly, Jack
Sprague but his NetZero Chevrolet sputtered in the closing laps.

Ricky Hendrick deserved the win though. It was pretty fun to see him
battle with Jon Wood, both young talented drivers with very famous car
owner fathers. Wood faded in the latter stages but still got an
impressive top 5

This race also featured the debut of longtime Journeyman ARCA driver
David 'Frog' Hall


  7.   Darrell posted:
  11.24.2018 - 9:40 pm
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I believe this was the final race for Impact Motorsports under David
Hodson's ownership. The team never recovered from losing Stacy Compton
and was plagued by sponsorship issues until it was finally padlocked at
some point during 2001.

The next time either the 25 or 86 were on the track, they had switched
from Ford to Chevrolet and were piloted by Phil Bonifield and his
associates. (Presumably, Bonifield was at least using those numbers for
owners points before completely assuming control under his Team Racing
banner for 2002.)


  8.   Matthew posted:
  12.23.2019 - 11:05 pm
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Best start & tied best finish for Nathan Haselau, who ran most of the
first half of the season in Jack Roush's #99 and then disappeared from
trucks altogether, replaced by 16 year old Kyle Busch.


  9.   Rich posted:
  09.19.2020 - 5:27 pm
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Dr. Jerry Punch and Phil Parsons were the commentators. Ray Dunlap and
Amy East were the pit road reporters.


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