- Pro and College sport headlines and stories on the NFL, NBA, NCAA, NHL, MLB, football, baseball, basketball, World Series, Super Bowl. en-us http://www.worldwidegamble.com/ Players making their first deposit with Worldwide Gamble.com will automatically receive a Tournament Ticket to the $500 Welcome Freeroll. http://www.worldwidegamble.com/news/sports_betting/1005267.html Justin Lofton became a first-time race winner in the Camping World Truck Series by taking Friday night's North Carolina Education Lottery 200 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Lofton grabbed the lead from Sprint Cup Series regular Brad Keselowski after a restart with 10 laps remaining when Ron Hornaday Jr. bumped Keselowski from behind and shoved him down the track, allowing Lofton to slip by. A caution for debris set up a five-lap shootout to the http://www.worldwidegamble.com/news/sports_betting/1004338.html Turner Motorsports is hoping its winning momentum in the Camping World Truck Series will continue on Friday night at Charlotte Motor Speedway. One month ago, Kasey Kahne gave team owner Steve Turner his maiden victory in the series at Rockingham, NC. Kahne, a Sprint Cup Series regular, held off teammate James Buescher during the closing laps for the win. One week after Rockingham, Buescher won a race for the first time in his truck http://www.worldwidegamble.com/news/sports_betting/995211.html James Buescher is having quite a season so far in NASCAR this year. Less than two months after scoring his first Nationwide Series win in the season-opener at Daytona, Buescher claimed his first victory in the Camping World Truck Series with a dominating performance in the SFP 250 at Kansas Speedway. 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Rockingham will be an unknown for most of the drivers competing in this event, but some, such as Ty Dillon from Richard Childress Racing, are quite familiar with the challenges they will face on the 1.017-mile track. Dillon, a rookie in trucks this year, is coming off a second-place http://www.worldwidegamble.com/news/sports_betting/987341.html Kevin Harvick was untouchable in Saturday's Kroger 250 Camping World Truck Series race at Martinsville Speedway. Harvick, a Sprint Cup Series regular, started on the pole and ran in front for 248 of 250 laps, which set a series record for most laps led in a race. He held off his Richard Childress Racing teammate, Ty Dillon, after two late-race restarts and then beat Dillon to the finish line by just under one second for his http://www.worldwidegamble.com/news/sports_betting/987300.html Kevin Harvick will start on the pole for Saturday's Kroger 250 Camping World Truck Series race after posting the fastest lap in qualifying at Martinsville Speedway. Harvick, a Sprint Cup Series regular, turned a lap at 95.665 mph around the flat 0.526-mile track for his third career truck pole. He won the spring race at Martinsville consecutively from 2009-10. Rookie Ty Dillon claimed the outside pole for the second truck race of http://www.worldwidegamble.com/news/sports_betting/985801.html John King has been treated with royalty since winning the Camping World Truck Series season-opener five weeks ago at Daytona. Just days after his surprising victory at Daytona, the rookie driver in trucks this year appeared on CNN's "John King USA." 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