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2015 - Camping World Truck Series - Careers for Veterans 200 Race Results

2015 - Camping World Truck Series - Careers for Veterans 200 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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2015 - Camping World Truck Series - Careers for Veterans 200 Race Results

Race Name - Careers for Veterans 200
Date - 8/15/2015
Race Track - Michigan International Speedway
Track Length (Miles) - 2 miles
Race Length (Miles) - 200 miles
Pole Speed - 184.502 mph
Number of Cautions - 6
Caution Laps - 26
Average Race Speed - 128.94 mph
Lead Changes - 15
Total Race Purse - $540,860
Race Number - 13

More Races from 2015
Finish Start Driver Car # Sponsor(Owner) Laps Run Make Laps Led Purse
1 10 Kyle Busch 51 Dollar General (Kyle Busch) 100 Toyota 44 $43,447
2 12 Ryan Blaney 29 Cooper Standard Careers for Veterans (Brad Keselowski) 100 Ford 8 $36,614
3 7 Erik Jones 4 Toyota (Kyle Busch) 100 Toyota 16 $26,735
4 9 Johnny Sauter 98 Nextant Aerospace Curb Records (Mike Curb) 100 Toyota 24 $20,254
5 3 Austin Dillon 33 Rheem Young Supply Company (Maury Gallagher) 100 Chevrolet 4 $15,653
6 1 Matt Crafton 88 Ideal Door Menards (Duke Thorson) 100 Toyota 0 $19,792
7 2 Daniel Hemric 14 California Clean Power (Bob Newberry) 100 Chevrolet 4 $16,325
8 5 Timothy Peters 17 Red Horse Racing (Tom DeLoach) 100 Toyota 0 $16,241
9 11 Tyler Reddick 19 DrawTite (Brad Keselowski) 100 Ford 0 $16,185
10 6 Cameron Hayley 13 Carolina Nut Co (Duke Thorson) 100 Toyota 0 $17,107
11 16 Alex Bowman 0 Haas Automation (JR Motorsports) 100 Chevrolet 0 $13,852
12 17 John Hunter Nemechek 8 NEMCO Motorsports (Joe Nemechek) 100 Chevrolet 0 $15,934
13 23 Jordan Anderson 74 TriAnalytics SRGFXcom (Mike Harmon) 100 Chevrolet 0 $15,850
14 19 Garrett Smithley 63 BRUH SegPay (Mike Mittler) 100 Chevrolet 0 $15,795
15 13 Tyler Young 2 Randco Industries Youngs Building Systems (Randy Young) 100 Chevrolet 0 $16,138
16 14 Spencer Gallagher 23 Allegiant Travel (Maury Gallagher) 99 Chevrolet 0 $15,711
17 8 John Wes Townley 5 Zaxbys (Tony Townley) 99 Chevrolet 0 $15,799
18 20 Travis Kvapil 1 Burnie Grill (Mark Beaver) 98 Chevrolet 0 $15,572
19 28 Jennifer Jo Cobb 10 JJC Racing (Jennifer Jo Cobb) 98 Chevrolet 0 $15,515
20 18 Cody Coughlin 54 JEGS (Kyle Busch) 96 Toyota 0 $15,988
21 15 Chad Finley 30 Auto Value (Mark Rette) 96 Ford 0 $13,210
22 27 Korbin Forrister 8 Trump For President (Christopher Long) 95 Chevrolet 0 $15,404
23 30 Wendell Chavous 94 Testoril (Jay Robinson) 95 Chevrolet 0 $15,376
24 22 Mason Mingus 15 Billy Boat Motorsports (Billy Boat) 87 Chevrolet 0 $14,099
25 4 Ben Kennedy 11 Local Motors (Tom DeLoach) 82 Toyota 0 $14,220
26 21 Ray Black Jr 7 ScubaLife NASE Worldwide (Bobby Dotter) 66 Chevrolet 0 $13,042
27 31 Norm Benning 6 Norm Benning Racing (Norm Benning) 40 Chevrolet 0 $12,987
28 25 Caleb Roark 0 Driven2Honororg (Jennifer Jo Cobb) 19 Chevrolet 0 $12,747
29 32 Tyler Tanner 50 Shane Duncan Band Lifes Snooze Bar (Mark Beaver) 16 Chevrolet 0 $12,692
30 26 BJ McLeod 45 Tilted Kilt (Christopher Long) 15 Chevrolet 0 $12,192
31 29 Todd Peck 40 Arthritis Foundation OSS Health (Michael Peck) 12 Chevrolet 0 $10,692
32 24 Justin Jennings 36 Mittler Bros Machine Tool (Mike Mittler) 6 Chevrolet 0 $9,692