No. 25 Cajun Industries Toyota Tundra Fast Facts
Terry Cook
Texas Motor Speedway – NASCAR Camping World Truck Series
WinStar World Casino 350 - 147 laps
220.5 miles on a 1.5-mile oval


Qualifying: 8:00 PM ET Thursday Nov. 5th                       
Race Start: 9:00 PM ET Friday Nov. 6th       
Broadcast LIVE on SPEED

Driver: Terry Cook
Crew Chief: Danny Rollins
Team Owner: Shari Harris

News and Notes:

  • Terry Cook will be making his 24th start this week in Ft. Worth, Texas. 
  • The Ohio native has led 70 laps in Texas with his highest finish being sixth, which he has accomplished two times.
  • Cook has qualified on the outside pole for Texas one time in 2006.
  • In 172 speedway starts, Cook has four wins, three poles, 16 top-five and 66 top-10 finishes.  He has led 514 laps on this particular style of track.
  • This Week's Truck: Terry will pilot the HT Chassis called Nitro this Friday.  It raced in Charlotte and Michigan.

Terry Cook at Texas Motor Speedway:

Series     Starts    Average Start    Average Finish      Wins     Poles    Top-Five Top-10s               
NCWTS         23                14.9                    15.6                 0          0             0          7

NASCAR’s New Rules for 2010: “I am really glad that NASCAR implemented these new changes.  It is about time, thank you.  I was not a fan of the two pit stops that we did this year.  I always thought we would end up hurting someone with all the going in and going out of pit road the way we were doing it.  It was confusing and seemed chaotic.  The double file restarts give everyone a 50-50 chance of going forward or going backward.  It adds to the excitement and I’m a big fan of that.  Being a race fan first and foremost, I like it when the competition gets bunched up and it makes for more excitement.”

 Cookie Cutter Tracks: “In my opinion there are no cookie-cutter race tracks.  Even though these places may have the same look, the same length and all have a tri-oval, there is none of them that are alike.  They all require a different setup and a different driving style.  They have all aged like fine wine and promote good side-by-side racing, but they are different in many ways.  So you can’t approach these tracks the same way, which is why the term cookie cutter is misleading.”

Cajun Industries Safety Incentive Winner:  Cajun Industries created a safety incentive program whereby front-line supervisors without any safety incidents are placed in a drawing each month and out of those supervisors, a winner will be chosen to travel to the race track as an honorary Crew Chief to sit beside the team’s Crew Chief Danny Rollins.  The latest contest winner is Craig Tullier.  He will be attending Texas Motor Speedway as his reward.  Plus, his name will be displayed across the rear of the race truck in recognition of his good record.

Terry Cook Career NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Stats

Career NCWTS Starts: 312   NCWTS Wins: 6    NCWTS Pole: 8

Top five finishes: 33   Top 10 finishes: 112

2009 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race Results
Date          Venue                                              Start          Finish                                          
Feb. 13      Daytona International Speedway       7                   3                  
Feb. 21      California Speedway                         15                25      
March 7     Atlanta Motor Speedway                    17                 5      
March 30   Martinsville Speedway                       13                16
April 27      Kansas Speedway                              16                20
May 15      Lowes Motor Speedway                      9                  5
May 30      Dover International Speedway            6                 10
June 5       Texas Motor Speedway                      22               20     
June 13     Michigan International Speedway       21               10
June 19     Milwaukee Mile                                    8                 10


June 27     Memphis Motorsports Park                 2                 13
July 18       Kentucky Speedway                           11               15
July 24       O’Reilly Raceway Park                       8                 13
August 1    Nashville Superspeedway                   5                 19
August 19  Bristol Motor Speedway                      21               15
August 28  Chicagoland Speedway                      22               10
Sept. 5       Iowa Speedway                                   10               11
Sept. 12     Gateway                                              12               21
Sept. 18     Loudon                                                 11               16
Sept. 26     Las Vegas                                19               26
Oct. 24                   Martinsville                                          14               10
Oct. 31                   Talladega Superspeedway                 2                  4

2009 Average                                                   12.3           13.5 

2009 HT Motorsports No. 25 Team Roster

Position                       Name                           Position                                   Name              
Front Tire Changer         Danny Rollins                Rear Tire Carrier Josh Sobecki
Front Tire Carrier            Jeff Holley                    Gas Man                       JR Hollar
Jack Man                      Jason McDowell            Catch Can Man Lennie Chandler
Rear Tire Changer          Steve Paniotowski         Spotter                         Tony Hirschman