2009 - Camping World Truck Series - Copart 200 (June) Race Results

2009 - Camping World Truck Series - Copart 200 (June) Race

For 2023 (Stanley Black & Decker) Craftsman returned as the primary sponsor of the NASCAR Truck Series replacing Camping World. The Truck Series is a modified production pickup truck racing series of NASCAR. In 1947 Bill France gathered promoters from Southeast, Northeast, and Midwest to the Ebony Bar atop the Streamline Inn in Daytona, and drew up the initial rules and regulations of the modern day NASCAR.- the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing. The first "true" NASCAR race, in the division that would lead to the present-day Sprint Cup Series, and the Nationwide Series was held at the Charlotte (N.C.) Fairgrounds on June 19, 1949.

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2009 - Camping World Truck Series - Copart 200 (June) Race Results

Race Name - Copart 200 (June)
Date - 6/20/2009
Race Track - Milwaukee Mile
Track Length (Miles) - 1 miles
Race Length (Miles) - 200 miles
Pole Speed - mph
Number of Cautions - 5
Caution Laps - 23
Average Race Speed - 95.012 mph
Lead Changes - 8
Total Race Purse - $426,610
Race Number - 10

More Races from 2009

Finish	Start	Driver	Car #	Sponsor(Owner)	Laps Run	Make	Laps Led	Purse
1	3	Ron Hornaday Jr	33	Copart (Kevin Harvick)	200	Chevrolet	180	$46,600
2	21	Dennis Setzer	8	Malcolmson Construction (Dave Malcolmson)	200	Chevrolet	0	$30,595
3	12	Brian Scott	16	Albertsons (Joe Scott)	200	Toyota	0	$28,340
4	5	Todd Bodine	30	Copart (Germain Racing)	200	Toyota	15	$17,905
5	19	James Buescher	10	International Maxx Force Diesel (Tom Mitchell)	200	Ford	0	$17,530
6	14	Stacy Compton	60	SafeAuto Insurance (Jeff Wyler)	200	Toyota	0	$13,930
7	9	Tayler Malsam	81	OneEighty (Randy Moss)	200	Toyota	0	$12,530
8	13	Colin Braun	6	Conway Freight (Jack Roush)	200	Ford	0	$12,430
9	7	David Starr	24	Zachry Harris Trucking (James Harris)	200	Toyota	0	$12,305
10	8	Terry Cook	25	Harris Trucking Cajun Industries (James Harris)	200	Toyota	0	$13,530
11	31	Mikey Kile	29	Greased Lightning Cleaning Products (Brad Keselowski)	200	Chevrolet	0	$9,480
12	10	Rick Crawford	14	Circle Bar Truck Corral International (Tom Mitchell)	200	Ford	0	$11,555
13	32	Ryan Sieg	39	SW Services (Rod Sieg)	200	Chevrolet	0	$9,205
14	15	Johnny Sauter	13	Fun Sand Rodney Atkins Curb Records (Mike Curb)	199	Chevrolet	0	$11,355
15	1	Brian Ickler	51	Miccosukee Resort Samsung Instinct (Billy Ballew)	199	Toyota	1	$12,605
16	2	Matt Crafton	88	Menards McGuireNicholas (Duke Thorson)	199	Chevrolet	1	$11,155
17	27	Dexter Bean	12	LiveWire Energy (Mario Gosselin)	199	Chevrolet	0	$8,855
18	6	Timothy Peters	17	Strutmasterscom (Tom DeLoach)	199	Toyota	0	$10,980
19	4	Mike Skinner	5	Randy Moss Motorsports (Randy Moss)	198	Toyota	2	$10,930
20	18	Aric Almirola	15	Zaxbys (Billy Ballew)	198	Toyota	0	$11,580
21	17	Ricky Carmichael	4	Monster Energy Drink (Kevin Harvick)	197	Chevrolet	0	$10,830
22	30	Dillon Oliver	2	Potencia Energy Drink Piranha Spring Water (Corrie Stott)	193	Chevrolet	0	$8,505
23	16	Jason White	23	GunBrokercom (Dwayne Gaulding)	192	Dodge	0	$9,455
24	23	Norm Benning	57	Benning Motorsports (Norm Benning)	188	Chevrolet	0	$9,405
25	11	Chad McCumbee	7	Tiwi (Ken Smith)	185	Chevrolet	1	$8,380
26	33	Mike Harmon	89	Blue Ox Lafferty Performance (Chris Lafferty)	82	Chevrolet	0	$8,355
27	22	Wayne Edwards	48	Rockingham Speedway Cherry Bomb 200 (Andy Hillenburg)	42	Chevrolet	0	$8,330
28	20	TJ Bell	11	Red Horse Racing (Tom DeLoach)	37	Toyota	0	$8,305
29	28	Jason Leffler	90	Great Clips (Doug Stringer)	30	Toyota	0	$8,280
30	24	Brandon Knupp	47	Fast Track 11 Degreaser Rockingham Speedway (Andy Hillenburg)	19	Chevrolet	0	$8,755
31	26	Butch Miller	8	ASI Limited (Bobby Dotter)	17	Chevrolet	0	$8,230
32	29	Peyton Sellers	72	James Carter Attorney at Law (Mario Gosselin)	10	Chevrolet	0	$8,205
33	25	Nick Tucker	21	Stock Car Steel Aluminum (Dwayne Gaulding)	3	Dodge	0	$8,180