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NOTES: For the first time in Camping World Truck Series history, a second race of the season will be held at Nashville Superspeedway for the inaugural Nashville 200. Nashville Superspeedway is celebrating its 10th season and two drivers have appeared in the previous nine, Matt Crafton and Rick Crawford. Both drivers will be vying for the Sam Bass signature Gibson guitar reserved for the winner. Ron Hornaday Jr captured last fall's race in Nashville after starting fourth on the grid. The pole sitter, although a winner twice in the previous nine races, has not taken the checkered flag since 2002, when Mike Bliss finished first. Several drivers will doing double-duty this week, as they race both in the Nashville 200 and the Nationwide Series, Nashville 300. Kyle Busch, Kevin Harvick, James Buescher, Brad Keselowski and Steve Wallace will get the extra work. Busch, Harvick and Keselowski have all tasted victory on the Nationwide Series in Nashville. Nashville Superspeedway is one of three tracks to host two NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races in 2010. The others are Martinsville and Texas Motor Speedway. The Nashville 200 is the season's fourth race and the final time that the top 25 starting positions will be locked in based upon 2009 owners' championship points. The May 2nd O'Reilly Auto Parts 250 at Kansas Speedway is the next Camping World Truck Series event. Mike Skinner won last year's rain-shortened race. 03/30 18:13:21 ET