IRWINDALE, Calif. -- NHRA Top Fuel driver Cory McClenathan will be going in circles again Saturday night, this time in a NASCAR King Taco Super Truck on Irwindale Speedway's half-mile oval. McClenathan, on hiatus from his regular job driving the Carrier Boyz FRAM Boost dragster, competed in the truck series in 2001 when he was between Top Fuel rides. "I will be driving the Anderson Brothers' truck," said McClenathan, who drove an IMCA Modified racecar on a dirt track at Sedalia, Mo., two weeks ago. " I am familiar with the truck series because I competed in it a few years ago. I think the best way to describe this series is that rules call for everything to be the same, from trucks to engines to tires. The only thing different will be the drivers. "It's a GMC truck and it will carry representation from all my drag racing sponsors. I have a lot of family and friends coming out so it should be an interesting evening." McClenathan, a former Southern California resident now living in Lake Havasu City, Ariz., returns to quarter-mile POWERade Series action at Denver, July 14-16.
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