By the Numbers: Trucks

1Career Truck Series victories for Ricky Craven, in 26 total starts. Running a full season in 2005 in Jack Roush's No. 99 Ford, Craven won his only race in October at Martinsville. He had finished second in the April race at the track that year, accounting for two of his four top-fives in the series.

3Series-high number of victories for Mike Skinner, including two in a row. No series driver has won three consecutive races at the same short track. Three have tried, including Skinner in 1997 after winning the first two races at Indianapolis (O'Reilly) Raceway Park in 1995-96. He finished 32nd in '97. Skinner also won two consecutive races at Mesa Marin Raceway, but never competed there again. Dennis Setzer is the only other driver to win two consecutive races at Martinsville (2002-03). He finished third in the fall race of '03, the first year the track had two dates.

5Female drivers to make a start at Martinsville: Erin Crocker, Tina Gordon, Deborah Renshaw, Kelly Sutton and Angie Wilson. Chrissy Wallace will attempt to make her series debut in the No. 03 Toyota of Germain Racing. Mike Wallace, who finished second at Martinsville in 2000, will serve as his daughter's spotter. If Chrissy Wallace qualifies for the race, she'll become the ninth female driver overall to make a start in the Truck Series.

7Career starts at Martinsville for Darrell Waltrip, who made just 17 in the Truck Series. Waltrip recorded his only top-five in the series at Martinsville, a fifth-place finish in his own No. 5 Chevrolet in 1996. Waltrip also posted a personal-best three top-10s at Martinsville, finishing seventh in both races in 2003 in the No. 17 Chevrolet he co-owned with his brother, Michael. Waltrip finished 13th in his final series race, this time in his No. 12 Toyota, at Martinsville in 2005.

9Top-10s for Dennis Setzer, most of any driver. Setzer has made 16 starts at Martinsville, tied with Rick Crawford for the most in the series. Setzer is tied with Jack Sprague for most top-fives with six. They all came in a span of seven races from 2000-04. Setzer finished 10th this past October in the No. 18 Dodge of Bobby Hamilton Racing-Va., one of four top-10s he posted in seven races after joining the team late last season.