imothy Peters increased his points lead in the Camping World Truck Series by winning Saturday night’s American Ethanol 200 at Iowa Speedway. Peters, the pole sitter, grabbed the lead from Ron Hornaday Jr. after the final restart with 10 laps remaining and then held off Hornaday [...]
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The conversation turned to superstitions Friday afternoon inside the media center at Iowa Speedway when Timothy Peters acknowledged he abides by a few time-honored racing rituals. Despite consciously keeping green paint away from his truck and steering clear of peanut shells and $50 bills, the 31-year-old [...]
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Timothy Peters rolls into Iowa Speedway for Saturday night’ American Ethanol 200 as the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series standings leader. His challenge: Stay on top.Peters and his #17 Red Horse Racing team haven’t shown their best stuff at the 0.875-mile oval. He has one top-10 [...]
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And then there were four? Eight races down – more than a quarter of the season complete – nine points cover the first four names in the championship standings. Fifth-place Parker Kligerman, 32 points behind, isn’t out of the running by any measure but the smart [...]
Continue reading → For Timothy Peters, it’s time to push “go.” But, in a Camping World Truck Series season that’s shorter by three races than last year, it’s almost always “go” time. Peters carries the series point lead into Friday night’s North Carolina Education Lottery 200 at Charlotte Motor [...]
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Timothy Peters, No. 17 Toyota Peters has not won any of the first three truck races (Cup regulars have won two of them), but he leads the standings by virtue of three top-five finishes — second at Daytona and fifth at Martinsville and Rockingham. Peters, 31, [...]
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