[jks812]

The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race from Talladega scored a Nielsen Household Rating of 1.34 (999,000 households), up 21 percent from last year's 1.11 (816,000 households), making it the highest rated Talladega Trucks race ever and the second highest rated Truck race of the 2009 season (season opener in Daytona was No. 1). The Halloween afternoon race peaked at 1.67 (1,243,000 households) and carried more than one million households for two hours. Last year's Talladega coverage peaked at 1.36 (1,000,000 households).

[Bob Tanner]

Darn! People are starting to realize the real racing is in CTS. I hope NA__AR doesn't catch on or they'll try to "Improve it." Keep it quiet!

For any who missed it, it was the best racing of the weekend. The ONLY thing resembling a parade were the caution laps.

[jks812]

It's always the best racing of the weekend. But like you I sure hope Nascar don't figure it out.

[Stewart Fan]

Good that people are watching the Trucks and seeing some real racing! I'm sure Brian Friance will "improve" the series so it won't pass up the Cup series if it hasn't already lol

[kkfan91]

you know those darn trucks look nothing like a truck on the street

[Stewart Fan]

Originally Posted by kkfan91

you know those darn trucks look nothing like a truck on the street

They do seem much smaller than the pace truck

[kkfan91]

Originally Posted by Stewart Fan

They do seem much smaller than the pace truck

I mean what happened to the days i could drive my truck to the track and race it?

[mike honcho]

Originally Posted by kkfan91

I mean what happened to the days i could drive my truck to the track and race it?

You still can if you go drag racing.

[kkfan91]

these trucks need to be six feet off the ground and have beds in the back and get less then 20 mpg oh wait they got that down