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Bristol: Truck Series
August 18th, 2018
Timothy Peters, part-time driver in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series in the 92 Ford Fusion truck for Ricky Benton Racing, qualified for the race at Bristol Motor Speedway but was unfortunately the DNQ (Did Not Qualify). Peters lost his ride for Red Horse Racing last year after the first 5 races.
Peters got a ride in the 99 truck and went flipping. Peters also got 2 other rides last year in the 02 truck and got decent finishes. Ricky Benton Racing announced Peters would race part-time for them in the 2018 season. Peters has qualified for 5 races so far for Ricky Benton Racing this year, including 3 truck races and 2 NASCAR Monster Energy Cup races.
Unfortunately, Peters was the DNQ for 2 of the Truck races and 1 of the Cup races. The 2 races he was able to race include, Trucks: Martinsville (finished 7th) and Cup: Talladega (Cup debut, finished 23rd). Peters deserves a full-time ride in the Truck Series that is capable of winning. In the Truck Series, Peters has had 10 wins, 57 top 5s, 123 top 10s, 8 poles, and has led 1,559 laps. You can't tell me he doesn't have talent, I mean, come on.
Will Peters get a full-time ride next year? With a different team? A top team? Only time will tell.
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August 18th, 2018
Timothy Peters, part-time driver in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series in the 92 Ford Fusion truck for Ricky Benton Racing, qualified for the race at Bristol Motor Speedway but was unfortunately the DNQ (Did Not Qualify). Peters lost his ride for Red Horse Racing last year after the first 5 races.
Peters got a ride in the 99 truck and went flipping. Peters also got 2 other rides last year in the 02 truck and got decent finishes. Ricky Benton Racing announced Peters would race part-time for them in the 2018 season. Peters has qualified for 5 races so far for Ricky Benton Racing this year, including 3 truck races and 2 NASCAR Monster Energy Cup races.
Unfortunately, Peters was the DNQ for 2 of the Truck races and 1 of the Cup races. The 2 races he was able to race include, Trucks: Martinsville (finished 7th) and Cup: Talladega (Cup debut, finished 23rd). Peters deserves a full-time ride in the Truck Series that is capable of winning. In the Truck Series, Peters has had 10 wins, 57 top 5s, 123 top 10s, 8 poles, and has led 1,559 laps. You can't tell me he doesn't have talent, I mean, come on.
Will Peters get a full-time ride next year? With a different team? A top team? Only time will tell.
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Peters, Ricky Benton Racing heading back to track in NCWTS at Bristol https://t.co/4O6l2PPqvD pic.twitter.com/WaA7uV7R6N
— Ricky Benton Racing (@RickyBentonRcng) August 15, 2018
Dayton: Xfinity
July 6th, 2018
Timothy Peters, driver of the 92 NASCAR Cup car for Ricky Benton Racing, made his Cup debut at the Talladega race in 2018 and finished 23rd. Ricky Benton Racing came back with Timothy Peters in the 92 for the Daytona Cup race in July. At Daytona International Speedway, there was 41 cars in the entry list, and one driver and their team would be sent home and have a Did Not Qualify (DNQ), because at the Daytona race there can only be 40 cars racing in the race.
Unfortunately, Peters was the DNQ, after the 62 of Brendan Gaughn went, he beat Peters in qualifying and Peters had to be the DNQ. Peters has usually been racing in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. In 2016, Peters had a full-time ride in the truck series with Red Horse Racing and had finished 4th in the playoff standings. In 2017, Peters had raced the first 5 races (Daytona, Atlanta, Martinsville, Kansas, & Charlotte) and then Red Horse Racing had announced that they were quitting their team.
Peters was left with no team to drive for then the 99 team announced they will have him in their truck for two races. Peters raced at Texas Motor Speedway, and went flipping in the air. After Texas, Peters never had his second race for the 99 team. A while later, Peters raced in the 02 truck for Tyler Young Motorsports at Las Vegas and Homestead. And in 2018, Ricky Benton Racing had announced that he would race in their 92 NASCAR truck for a few races.
One of those races included Martinsville Speedway (where he finished 7th). Peters had another truck race this year but qualifying got rained out so he was the DNQ. Peters made his Cup debut at Talladega for Ricky Benton Racing (and finished 23rd) and then he was the DNQ for the Daytona Cup race in July.
Peters will have a few more races with Ricky Benton Racing in the 2018 year, hopefully he won't get anymore DNQs. Hopefully, Peters can get a good full-time ride next year in 2019 in the NASCAR Truck Series that he can win races with and get top 10s (maybe with Ricky Benton Racing - who knows). Peters has plenty of talent.
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July 6th, 2018
Timothy Peters, driver of the 92 NASCAR Cup car for Ricky Benton Racing, made his Cup debut at the Talladega race in 2018 and finished 23rd. Ricky Benton Racing came back with Timothy Peters in the 92 for the Daytona Cup race in July. At Daytona International Speedway, there was 41 cars in the entry list, and one driver and their team would be sent home and have a Did Not Qualify (DNQ), because at the Daytona race there can only be 40 cars racing in the race.
Unfortunately, Peters was the DNQ, after the 62 of Brendan Gaughn went, he beat Peters in qualifying and Peters had to be the DNQ. Peters has usually been racing in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. In 2016, Peters had a full-time ride in the truck series with Red Horse Racing and had finished 4th in the playoff standings. In 2017, Peters had raced the first 5 races (Daytona, Atlanta, Martinsville, Kansas, & Charlotte) and then Red Horse Racing had announced that they were quitting their team.
Peters was left with no team to drive for then the 99 team announced they will have him in their truck for two races. Peters raced at Texas Motor Speedway, and went flipping in the air. After Texas, Peters never had his second race for the 99 team. A while later, Peters raced in the 02 truck for Tyler Young Motorsports at Las Vegas and Homestead. And in 2018, Ricky Benton Racing had announced that he would race in their 92 NASCAR truck for a few races.
One of those races included Martinsville Speedway (where he finished 7th). Peters had another truck race this year but qualifying got rained out so he was the DNQ. Peters made his Cup debut at Talladega for Ricky Benton Racing (and finished 23rd) and then he was the DNQ for the Daytona Cup race in July.
Peters will have a few more races with Ricky Benton Racing in the 2018 year, hopefully he won't get anymore DNQs. Hopefully, Peters can get a good full-time ride next year in 2019 in the NASCAR Truck Series that he can win races with and get top 10s (maybe with Ricky Benton Racing - who knows). Peters has plenty of talent.
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The wet stuff has pushed qualifying back to 5:30 EDT. The @AdvanceAuto @BlacksTire @TEAMHighland @FordPerformance Fusion and @TimothyPeters_ are ready to get after it. @Kenray92 @MHester92 @tickybenton pic.twitter.com/PqRCAJcT1U
— Ricky Benton Racing (@RickyBentonRcng) July 6, 2018
Talladega - Geico 500
April 29, 2018
The 92 of Timothy Peters started the Cup race at Talladega Superspeedway 32nd.
On lap 10/188, Peters was 35th. On lap 25/188, Peters was 28th. With 14 laps to go in stage one, on lap 41/188, Peters was 29th and a lap down. At the end of stage one, on lap 55/188, Peters finished 34th and a lap down, while the 2 of Brad Keselowski won the first stage.
On lap 67/188, Peters was 35th and still a lap down. On lap 74/188, there was a caution. The 1 of Jamie McMurray, 6 of Trevor Bayne, 20 of Erik Jones, 42 of Kyle Larson, and 78 of Martin Truex Jr were all involved, Peters was 22nd. With 21 laps to go in the second stage, on lap 89/188, Peters was 32nd. At the end of stage two, lap 110/188, Peters finished 30th and down two laps, while the 21 of Paul Menard won the stage.
With 70 laps left in the race, on lap 118/188, Peters was 32nd and still down 2 laps. On lap 130/188, there was a caution for debris, Peters was 33rd. On lap 154/188, a caution came out for the 51 of Timmy Hill, Peters was 31st and a lap down.
With 23 laps to go, on lap 165/188, there was a big wreck. The 2 of Keselowski, 3 of Austin Dillon, 12 of Ryan Blaney, 14 of Clint Bowyer, 18 of Kyle Busch, 21 of Menard, 24 of William Byron, 34 of Michael McDowell, 43 of Darrell Wallace Jr, 47 of AJ Allmendinger, 48 of Jimmie Johnson, 62 of Brendan Gaughan, 72 of Cole Whitt, and the 95 of Kasey Kahne were all involved, Peters was 26th. With 17 laps to go, on lap 171/188, Peters was 23rd and a lap down. On lap 177/188, Peters was 24th.
At the end of the race, Peters finished 23rd, and had a really solid finish in his NASCAR Cup debut. While the 22 of Joey Logano won.
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April 29, 2018
The 92 of Timothy Peters started the Cup race at Talladega Superspeedway 32nd.
On lap 10/188, Peters was 35th. On lap 25/188, Peters was 28th. With 14 laps to go in stage one, on lap 41/188, Peters was 29th and a lap down. At the end of stage one, on lap 55/188, Peters finished 34th and a lap down, while the 2 of Brad Keselowski won the first stage.
On lap 67/188, Peters was 35th and still a lap down. On lap 74/188, there was a caution. The 1 of Jamie McMurray, 6 of Trevor Bayne, 20 of Erik Jones, 42 of Kyle Larson, and 78 of Martin Truex Jr were all involved, Peters was 22nd. With 21 laps to go in the second stage, on lap 89/188, Peters was 32nd. At the end of stage two, lap 110/188, Peters finished 30th and down two laps, while the 21 of Paul Menard won the stage.
With 70 laps left in the race, on lap 118/188, Peters was 32nd and still down 2 laps. On lap 130/188, there was a caution for debris, Peters was 33rd. On lap 154/188, a caution came out for the 51 of Timmy Hill, Peters was 31st and a lap down.
With 23 laps to go, on lap 165/188, there was a big wreck. The 2 of Keselowski, 3 of Austin Dillon, 12 of Ryan Blaney, 14 of Clint Bowyer, 18 of Kyle Busch, 21 of Menard, 24 of William Byron, 34 of Michael McDowell, 43 of Darrell Wallace Jr, 47 of AJ Allmendinger, 48 of Jimmie Johnson, 62 of Brendan Gaughan, 72 of Cole Whitt, and the 95 of Kasey Kahne were all involved, Peters was 26th. With 17 laps to go, on lap 171/188, Peters was 23rd and a lap down. On lap 177/188, Peters was 24th.
At the end of the race, Peters finished 23rd, and had a really solid finish in his NASCAR Cup debut. While the 22 of Joey Logano won.
Follow and chat with me here: @Luv_MattD
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