NASCAR fans will be busy again this weekend following the hectic schedule of all three major series.
NASCAR Craftsman Truck drivers will race on Friday evening at the Milwaukee Mile raceway in a 200-lap event that will be shown live on SPEED TV.
The following day, always at the same track, NASCAR Nationwide drivers will run a 250-mile race.
Canadian D.J. Kennington (Dodge No 81) who is actually 25th in the championship will be there but few Sprint Cup drivers will show up since their NASCAR race, a 350-kilometre road course event will be held at the Infineon Raceway in California.
Canadian Patrick Carpentier (Dodge No 10) who is 38th in the championship standings will be there to qualify.
Unfortunately, he will not be the only road course specialist at that event!
The Nationwide race will be seen live on TSN and RDS (French) at 8:pm while the Cup race will be shown live at TSN on Sunday afternoon and with a slight delay at 5:00 pm on RDS (French).
NASCAR Craftsman Truck drivers will race on Friday evening at the Milwaukee Mile raceway in a 200-lap event that will be shown live on SPEED TV.
The following day, always at the same track, NASCAR Nationwide drivers will run a 250-mile race.
Canadian D.J. Kennington (Dodge No 81) who is actually 25th in the championship will be there but few Sprint Cup drivers will show up since their NASCAR race, a 350-kilometre road course event will be held at the Infineon Raceway in California.
Canadian Patrick Carpentier (Dodge No 10) who is 38th in the championship standings will be there to qualify.
Unfortunately, he will not be the only road course specialist at that event!
The Nationwide race will be seen live on TSN and RDS (French) at 8:pm while the Cup race will be shown live at TSN on Sunday afternoon and with a slight delay at 5:00 pm on RDS (French).