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Kvapil back to the Truck Series
11/14/2006 9:59 PM
With the departure of Mark Martin, Roush
Racing was presented with the question of who would fill his shoes in
the #6 Roush Racing Ford in the Craftsman Truck Series. That question
was answered this week when Roush signed former Truck Series champion
Travis Kvapil to pilot the Ford that Martin drove to five victories in
13 attempts this season. “It’s a great opportunity to join an
organization that constantly demonstrates its ability to compete
successfully in all areas of competition,” said Kvapil. “I’m looking
forward to reestablishing a record of excellent competitive results in
the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and hope that I can continue
competing successfully for a long time with Roush Racing.” At this
point the #6 Roush Racing Ford is without a sponsor but Roush Racing
president Geoff Smith believes that now that a driver has been chosen
for the truck, a sponsor announcement will likely follow.
I think this is a good career move for him. If he drives great, he can really get a shot in the future at one of Roush's Cup teams, even next year if rookie David Ragan doesn't perform.