2010 Season
In January 2010 RHR announced that it would be attempting to race the entire 2010 Camping World Truck Series schedule with the #76 truck, again with Ryan Hackett as the driver. It also announced that it would run select races with its #75 truck, with Ryan Mathews again as primary driver. They debuted at the February 12th Daytona race with new sponsor Sears Sand and Gravel of Gloucester, Virginia on board and finished 15th. Prior to the Martinsville race in March it was announced that 2009 ARCA West Series Champion Brian Johnson, Jr. would drive the #76 truck in the Kroger 250, bringing sponsor SUPERSEAL Construction Products along with him. Johnson Jr. raced to a 32nd place finish at Martinsville and then a 30th place finish the following week at Nashville. The #75 truck would make its season debut at Kansas Speedway with Chris Jones driving it. For 2010 Hackett will again drive the #76 Ford with Johnson Jr. running at Martinsville again. On April 28, it was announced that veteran driver Rick Crawford would take over the #76 Ford at Kansas with sponsorship from SUPERSEAL originally entered for Hackett. This driver swap was due to Crawford's regular team, Circle Bar Racing, facing financial difficulties despite having the necessary equipment to race. Crawford qualified 15th for the race and was actually racing for the lead when he was involved in an accident. He would finish the race in 31st position.
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