Austin Wayne Self
No.22 AM Technical Solutions Toyota Tundra
Hometown: Austin, Texas
Age: 20
2016 NCWTS Stats:
- 2016 NCWTS Point Standings – 16th
- Last Race: 16th Place Finish at Michigan
- Top-10’s: 1
- Average Finish: 20th
- Best Finish: 9th (Eldora Speedway)
Race Notes: Canadian Tire Motorsport Park
The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series travels north of the border to Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada this weekend for the series’ lone road course event of the 2016 season. Currently the only top tiered NASCAR Series to race in Canada, the NCWTS made its Canadian debut in 2013.
AM Technical Solutions Team Notes:
In preparation for Sunday’s NCWTS road course event Austin Wayne Self, driver of the No.22 AM Technical Solutions Toyota, will travel mid-week to participate in a private practice session at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park.
Self will be making his Canadian road course debut piloting a new team Toyota Tundra. The newly built truck will make its first laps during Saturday’s practice session.
AWS Canadian Tire Motorsports Park Quote:
“I’ve always enjoyed road racing. I’m looking forward to making the trip to Canada for my first truck series road course event. These road course races have delivered some exciting racing the past few years – I expect more of the same this weekend. I’m planning on arriving early in the week so I can get familiar with the track. You can study a track and watch video but nothing really compares until you get out there and run some laps.” -Austin Wayne Self
Track: Canadian Motorsports Park
Race: Chevrolet Silverado 250
64 LAPS, 157.37 MILES- (NCWTS Event 15 of 23)
Date: Sunday, September 4, 2016
Broadcast Information: 2:30 PM EST. LIVE on FOX SPORTS 1
Practice: Saturday, September 3, 2016
- First Practice: 9:30 PM-10:25 PM (FOX SPORTS 1)
- Final Practice: 11:35 PM-12:55 PM (FOX SPORTS 1)
NCWTS Keystone Light Pole Qualifying:
- Saturday, September 3, 2016 at 5:45 AM (FOX SPORTS 1)
Canadian Tire Motorsports Park Specifications:
Road Course: 2.46 Miles – 10 Turns
Canadian Tire Motorsport Park is a multi-track facility located north of Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada. The facility features a 3.957 km 10-turn road course; a 2.88 km advance driver and race driver training facility with a skid pad and a newly reconfigured 1.5 km go-kart track.
