2004 - Craftsman Truck Series - OReilly Auto Parts 250 Race Results

2004 - Craftsman Truck Series - OReilly Auto Parts 250 Race

For 2023 (Stanley Black & Decker) Craftsman returned as the primary sponsor of the NASCAR Truck Series replacing Camping World. The Truck Series is a modified production pickup truck racing series of NASCAR. In 1947 Bill France gathered promoters from Southeast, Northeast, and Midwest to the Ebony Bar atop the Streamline Inn in Daytona, and drew up the initial rules and regulations of the modern day NASCAR.- the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing. The first "true" NASCAR race, in the division that would lead to the present-day Sprint Cup Series, and the Nationwide Series was held at the Charlotte (N.C.) Fairgrounds on June 19, 1949.

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2004 - Craftsman Truck Series - OReilly Auto Parts 250 Race Results

Race Name - OReilly Auto Parts 250
Date - 7/3/2004
Race Track - Kansas Speedway
Track Length (Miles) - 1.5 miles
Race Length (Miles) - 251 miles
Pole Speed - mph
Number of Cautions - 10
Caution Laps - 44
Average Race Speed - 105.99 mph
Lead Changes - 14
Total Race Purse - $474,685
Race Number - 10

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Finish	Start	Driver	Car #	Sponsor(Owner)	Laps Run	Make	Laps Led	Purse
1	2	Carl Edwards	99	Superchips (Jack Roush)	167	Ford	22	$48,225
2	3	Bobby Hamilton	4	Square D (Bobby Hamilton Racing)	167	Dodge	47	$36,975
3	4	Rick Crawford	14	Circle Bar Motel RV Park (Tom Mitchell)	167	Ford	0	$24,865
4	14	Steve Park	62	Orleans Racing (Michael Gaughan)	167	Dodge	3	$15,300
5	7	Matt Crafton	6	GM Goodwrench (Kevin Harvick)	167	Chevrolet	6	$14,500
6	8	Jon Wood	50	Roush Racing (Jack Roush)	167	Ford	30	$13,000
7	9	Travis Kvapil	24	LineX Bedliners (Alexander Meshkin)	167	Toyota	0	$13,850
8	11	Jack Sprague	16	Chevy Trucks (Steve Coulter)	167	Chevrolet	25	$14,700
9	6	Chad Chaffin	18	Dickies (Bobby Hamilton Racing)	167	Dodge	1	$12,925
10	13	Terry Cook	10	Power Stroke Diesel (Greg Pollex)	167	Ford	0	$13,625
11	24	Kevin Love	67	Fiddleback Racing (Tom Eldredge)	167	Ford	0	$13,625
12	10	Mike Skinner	42	Toyota Tundra (Alexander Meshkin)	167	Toyota	0	$12,490
13	25	Chase Montgomery	8	BHR2 (Ray Montgomery)	167	Dodge	0	$12,415
14	20	Tracy Hines	88	Menards (Duke Thorson)	167	Chevrolet	0	$12,365
15	27	Todd Bodine	59	Harris Trucking (James Harris)	166	Dodge	0	$12,815
16	19	Shane Sieg	7	Auto Air Colors (Bobby Dotter)	165	Chevrolet	0	$12,240
17	35	Eric Jones	74	SKCE Electric (Steve Chick)	163	Chevrolet	0	$11,415
18	32	Chris Wimmer	63	Porter Truck Sales (Mike Mittler)	162	Ford	0	$11,115
19	15	David Starr	75	Spears Manufacturing (Wayne Spears)	159	Chevrolet	0	$12,065
20	26	Ken Weaver	8	18004APhone (Gene Christensen)	159	Chevrolet	0	$10,865
21	18	Hank Parker Jr	21	Toyota White House Foods (George Debidart)	158	Toyota	0	$10,740
22	29	Lance Hooper	13	STAMAX (Duke Thorson)	146	Chevrolet	0	$10,715
23	21	Brandon Whitt	38	Werner Ladder Cure Autism Now (Daniel Whitt)	145	Ford	0	$9,690
24	28	Robert Huffman	12	Toyota Tundra (George Debidart)	145	Toyota	0	$9,665
25	1	Dennis Setzer	46	Chevy Silverado (David Dollar)	136	Chevrolet	0	$9,640
26	17	Shane Hmiel	15	Whitaker Farms (Billy Ballew)	135	Chevrolet	32	$9,615
27	23	Brad Keselowski	29	K Automotive (Bob Keselowski)	115	Ford	0	$9,590
28	22	Bill Lester	22	Toyota Tundra (Bill Davis)	115	Toyota	0	$9,565
29	12	David Reutimann	17	NTN Bearings (Darrell Waltrip)	101	Toyota	0	$9,520
30	5	Ted Musgrave	1	Mopar (Jim Smith)	92	Dodge	1	$9,490
31	16	Andy Houston	2	Team ASE Carquest (Jim Smith)	87	Dodge	0	$9,465
32	31	Ryck Sanders	72	AXE Equipment (Doc MacDonald)	54	Chevrolet	0	$9,440
33	33	Phil Bonifield	25	Red Line Oil at Advance Auto Parts (Phil Bonifield)	10	Chevrolet	0	$9,420
34	34	Bobby Dotter	20	Enviro Paint (Ken Weaver)	9	Chevrolet	0	$9,390
35	30	Kelly Sutton	2	Team Copaxone (Ed Sutton)	6	Chevrolet	0	$9,365