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Sprague On Racing at Kansas Speedway:
I love Kansas. Its a fast track, and its a lot of fun to drive. Its really important to have a lot of horsepower and a sound aero truck at Kansas. Ive always run well at Kansas even though my finishes dont show it. Weve been up in the top 10 in every race at the track, but something has always happened to take us out of contention for the win. The first race there in 2001, I was leading with about 40 laps to go when the motor went sour but my teammate Ricky Hendrick won the race, so that was pretty cool to see.
Career at Kansas Speedway:
Sprague has three career starts at Kansas Speedway in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. He has one finish in the top 10.
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at Kansas Speedway
Year Start Finish
2001 3 23
2004 11 8
2005 5 30
Totals:
Starts Wins Poles Top 5 Top 10
3 0 0 0 1
Year Series Start Finish
2002 Busch 16 20
NASCAR Busch Series at Kansas Speedway
Wheres Jack Promotion in Full Swing with Con-way Freight and Its Employees:
In an effort to get its employees more involved with the newly founded Con-way Freight racing program, the sponsor of the No. 60 Wyler Racing Toyota driven by Jack Sprague came up with an innovative tool to encourage support and excitement around its NASCAR sponsorship. The Wheres Jack? program encourages Con-way employees to take a cardboard cutout of their driver, Jack Sprague, to interesting locations and have their picture made with him.
Each week, employees submit their photos for consideration. The two most creative photos are chosen, and the winning employees are awarded race and hospitality tickets. The winners are also made honorary pit crew members for the No. 60 Con-way Freight team at that race.
So far this year, the Wheres Jack? program has found Sprague deer hunting in Texas, touring in Japan and even working as a plumber.
I get a chance to look at the pictures every week, and there are some very creative and funny people out there, Sprague said. Its so cool for me to be involved with a sponsor like Con-way Freight. They are so excited to be part of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, and they really make sure that their employees and customers are excited about racing, too. Im excited to see Where Jack turns up next.
No. 60 Toyota Tundra NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Team
Employee Name Track Duties Shop Duties
Tony Furr Crew Chief Team Manager
Jack Sprague Driver
Damian Dickson Engineer Engineer
Mike Abner Jackman Truck Chief
Aaron Larson Front Tire Changer Fabricator
Jeffrey Galati Front Tire Carrier Mechanic
John Armstrong Rear Tire Changer
James Henry Rear Tire Carrier Mechanic
Tim Rice Gasman Mechanic
Terry Lynch Catchcan Hauler Driver
Jeff Wilson Tire Specialist Tire Specialist
Notes:
Sprague will make his 234th career start at Kansas in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series this week.
Sprague has 25 career victories (2nd highest in the Series) and 27 career poles (tied for the Series high).
2006 Quick Facts
Starts 11
Wins 0
Top-5 Finishes 5
Top-10 Finishes 7
Poles 0
DNFs 0
Average Start 12.4
Average Finish 10.7
Points Position 5th
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