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Archive for May 16th, 2007
Elliott to race for first time since Daytona
Posted by on May 16th, 2007Newman crew tops Labonte team in final
Posted by on May 16th, 2007Ryan Newman’s team kicked off NASCAR’s All-Star week activities by winning the Nextel Pit Crew Challenge on Wednesday night, beating Bobby Labonte’s team in the final round.
Newman’s seven-member crew changed four tires, filled the car with gas and pushed it 40 yards in 24.66 seconds to collect the $70,300 first prize.
Labonte’s jackman reached the car first, but Newman’s crew was able to get the No. 12 car to roll quicker to win the event.
Newman’s team captures Pit Crew Challenge
Posted by on May 16th, 2007CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -Known for playing games of touch football before races, Ryan Newman’s pit crew made another name for itself.
All-Star race serious stuff for Earnhardts
Posted by on May 16th, 2007NASCAR’s annual All-Star race is supposed to be for fun, a simple Saturday night dash for cash with nothing important on the line. The Earnhardts never saw it that way.
Earnhardt merchandise up despite DEI defection
Posted by on May 16th, 2007Sales of Dale Earnhardt Jr. merchandise has skyrocketed 107 percent in the week since NASCAR’s most popular driver said he was leaving his late father’s company at the end of the season.
The surge surprised industry experts, who believed sales of Earnhardt’s red No. 8 Budweiser Chevrolet merchandise would dip while he searches for a new team, number and maybe even a new sponsor.
Hamlin’s crew shaken up after pit problems
Posted by on May 16th, 2007Severity of No. 8 penalty not surprising
Posted by on May 16th, 2007Larry McReynolds isn’t surprised that the first COT penalty is worth the same points and money as the No. 55’s Daytona infraction.
Gordon again leads NASCAR Power Rankings
Posted by on May 16th, 2007Jeff Gordon used a little luck and a little skill to win at Darlington. It was enough to keep him atop Lee Spencer’s Power Rankings.
NASCAR’s serious, DEI better be too
Posted by on May 16th, 2007Junior found out the hard way how serious NASCAR is about the COT. But Lee Spencer says he can overcome this latest setback.