Bayley Currey on Friday’s Race at Texas Motor Speedway: “We fought track position all night,” said Currey. “We were in the top-10 early and got hit in the back, and got a tire rub, so we had to fix that first. From there it was an uphill battle all day. We got the wave around and worked back up to 14th. I’m happy with that finish and we will try to be better for Kansas.”
Race Recap: The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series took to Texas Motor Speedway on Friday afternoon for practice and qualifying before the night’s race. Currey and the No. 41 team ended up with an eighth-place starting position for the seventh race of the season. Currey was forced to visit pit road under caution during the opening stage of the race after another competitor made contact with the No. 41 truck, which led to a tire rub. Currey and team fought hard to rebound for the rest of the night, running inside the top-15 for much of the evening, ultimately surviving the late-race carnage and ending the night in 14th.
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