There's no easy answer for this. Most of the time, you need to get noticed by team owners. You usually do so in lower-tiered NASCAR series, or local circuits.
Mike Bliss was the 2002 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series champion. The Craftsman Truck Series is the former name of the Camping World Truck Series. ChaCha on!
Greg Biffle was the first driver to claim both championships. He won the 2000 Nascar Craftsman Truck Series and the 2002 Nascar Busch Series. The series sponsorship names have now changed.
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Training to become a truck driver can be made possible by perusing certain websites: www.becomeatruckdriver.com. There is information about licensing and passing tests to become a successful driver.
Jay is from Lubbock Texas and tried the truck series. He now races dirt cars and is starting his own line of modifieds.
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series: Todd Bodine
Go and drive and get there
Adam Petty (Busch, Craftsman Truck & Winston Cup)Jeremy Petty (Camping World Truck)Julian Petty (Grand National & Convertible Series)Kyle Petty (Winston West, Busch, Craftsman Truck, Winston Cup)Lee Petty ( Grand National & Convertible Series)Mark Petty (Craftsman Truck)Maurice Petty (Grand National)Richard Petty (Convertible, Winston West, Grand National, Winston Cup)Ritchie Petty (Craftsman Truck & Winston Cup)Steve Petty (K&N Pro Series)
Yes, in order to become a truck driver there is some training involved. It is a simple training process; just some classes and then a license that certifies one as a truck driver is given.
Yes. The Sprint Cup does a 10 race Chase. While the Truck Series and Nationwide Series do a season long accumulation style championship.
Nothing First of all you to be a cleaner for some years den get promoted and be a truck driver....................
On NASCAR 06 the video game, truck manufactures did not give their permission to use there brand.