It fielded entries for the nine years in the Camping World Truck Series before suspending operations early in 2010.

11 Toyota for Red Horse Racing but driver David Starr and Zachry Holdings parted ways with the team in December.

Waltrip returned at Indianapolis Raceway Park with Tide sponsorship, and finished sixth.

Stacy Compton would drive three additional races that season, posting a best finish of eighth at Richmond.

Despite a tenth-place finish at Mansfield, he was released after ten races and replaced by Chad Chaffin.

After a slow start, the team switched to Toyota and Chaffin finished eighth at Talladega Superspeedway.

After 18 races in season, and a wreck in the 1st practice at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Musgrave & HT Motorsports parted ways.

Joey Logano made his truck series debut at Talladega starting sixth but crashing early.