Lewis Wins Third International Truck Challenge
Bill "Stumpy" Lewis, race transport driver for #77 Dave Balney, Jasper Engine and Transmission, won last weekend’s International Truck Challenge event in Chicago
Bill "Stumpy" Lewis, race transport driver for #77 Dave Balney, Jasper Engine and Transmission, won last weekend’s International Truck Challenge event in Chicago.
Lewis won the individual event title and a $1,000 check for outmaneuvering his peers at Chicagoland Speedway. Lewis worked with precision in front of a record crowd of International customers, dealers and NASCAR fans.
Lewis was able to edge the best of the best tractor-trailer drivers on the NASCAR circuit, including defending champ Carl Long, #85 for Mansion Motorsports and last year's overall winner, Barry Sheppard, #21 for Elliott Sadler, Woods Brothers Racing, and hold on for the victory and the momentum going into the season's final International Truck Challenge in Atlanta on October 26, where one overall season champion will be crowned.
The season points leader receives a check from International for $25,000 and bragging rights over his fellow rig drivers until next season. The drivers compete in a timed obstacle course that includes a slalom course, a simulated loading dock and pinpoint turns.
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