The season-opening stretch of racing down at Daytona International Speedway will continue for fans ofNASCAR betting on Friday night with the Camping World Truck Series’ NextEra Energy Resources 250.

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Last year’s NextEra Energy Resources 250 was won by Michael Waltrip, who beat Elliott Sadler across the finish line for the modest $73,000 payday. Clay Rogers, Miguel Paludo, and Kyle Buschrounded out the Top 5 drivers at that Truck Series stop at Daytona.

Jennifer Jo Cobb, Jeffrey Earnhardt, Ricky Carmichael, James Buescher, and Matt Craftonrounded out the Top 10 at that race at Daytona International Speedway, while Johnny Sauterended up in 17th place, and Austin Dillon finished back in 20th.

Dillon rebounded from that 20th-place effort to win the Truck Series championship last season, ending up six points ahead of Sauter in the driver standings. Dillon, though, has moved on to the Nationwide Series for 2012 and won’t compete in the Truck circuit.

Buescher finished in third place in the standings last year, 29 points back of Dillon, while Ron Hornaday was 50 points behind in fourth place; Hornaday ended up in 28th place at last year’s NextEra Energy Resources 250.

Sauter, Buescher, and Hornaday are all entered into the field again for Friday night’s race; Sauter had a pair of victories and 16 Top-10 results last season, Buescher had no wins but 19 Top-10 finishes, and Hornaday won four races and picked up 17 Top-10 results.

The Nationwide Series’ Drive4COPD 300 will be run on Saturday afternoon, with the Sprint Cup Series’ Daytona 500 hitting the track on Sunday afternoon at the famous speedway.

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