No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge Ram Fast Facts
Ford 200 - 133 Laps
200 miles on a 1.5 Mile Oval
Homestead-Miami Speedway- NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series
Qualifying: 5:00pm ET November 17th         
Race Start: 8:15pm ET November 17th      
Broadcast Live on Speed

Notes and Quotes
 Rookie Chase Miller will be making his first career NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Friday.
The Ford 200 will mark Miller’s 8th NCTS career start. In his previous seven races Miller has an average starting position of 17th and a finishing position of 25th.  
Miller will pilot “Demon” this weekend in Homestead.

Miller on his first trip to Homestead-Miami Speedway: “I am looking forward to racing in the sunny weather. Once again I head to a track that I have never seen before, but I have done my homework. I have heard you can run right next to the yellow line. It has progressive banking, which allows you to run a lane up from the yellow line. They also say you can pass there which makes for some great racing. It usually takes me a couple laps to adapt to the track and then I am good to go.”
 
Miller on the competition in the NCTS: “The races I’ve run in the NCTS this season have definitely been a learning experience. It has been both fun and difficult at times.   We ran well right off the bat, but seem to have a monkey on our back here recently.  The series has a ton of competition. Anyone who thinks the NCTS is a lesser series should come and compete in one of these races. It is challenging, but a lot of fun.”  
                                                    
Miller on his off-season plans: “I am not sure there is an off-season in racing, but I do plan to have some fun. I am sure we will do some testing in the off-season and I already have a couple of appearances. I am going to work real hard on getting my instrument rating pilot’s license. I enjoy flying airplanes and one day would love to buy one. I will spend the holidays with my family in Atlanta and before we know it we will be headed to Daytona.” 

Crew Chief Marcus Richmond on the 2006 season: “It’s hard to believe the season is over. I started this year as the truck chief on the No. 4 Dodge and driver Timothy Peters and ended the year the crew chief on the No. 4 Dodge and driver Chase Miller.  I have learned a lot this season about myself and about this race team. They never give up. We have had some tough breaks this year, but I think we have learned a lesson in all of them. I am already looking forward to Daytona in February.”