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Darnell wins Gong Show: From countless laps around Martinsville to a head-to-head match race in Darlington, viewers of Discovery Channel’s Roush Racing: Driver X saw the 2005 driver search unfold in their living rooms. When the dust settled, it was Erik Darnell who was named Driver X, and winner of a full-time ride in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series.
Roush Racing: Driver X debuted October 24, the first of 13 episodes that began with 1,776 hopeful applicants being cut down to just 25 that would take to the track and compete to become the newest driver for Roush Racing’s Craftsman Truck Series team. Based on Roush Racing’s “Gong Show” driver search, Driver X allowed behind-the-scenes access to the driver selection process and on-track activity that served as one of the most intense, and not to mention expensive job interviews ever conducted.
“It was an unbelievable opportunity to be chosen to compete in Driver X,” said Darnell. “Just to be chosen out of that many people was like winning the deal in itself. To go on and win, I can’t even explain how cool this is. I’m really looking forward to Daytona, and getting this season underway. I’m blessed to be afforded this opportunity, and I intend to make the most of it.”
Darnell will head to Daytona early next week with his #99 Roush Racing Ford F-150 and make his first start for the team on Friday, February 17 in the GM FlexFuel 250. The Roush Fords were among the fastest teams in pre-season testing at Daytona, showing at the top of the charts in each session. Darnell and his new teammate, fellow Driver X competitor David Ragan were joined by veteran driver Mark Martin for the three-day test. “Based on what we were able to accomplish in testing down there, I think we’ll have a decent truck. I want to be able to learn a lot, and complete all the laps. Anything above that I’ll consider a success,” said Darnell. “We’ve got a great team and obviously a pretty good truck, so if I can hold up my end of it, maybe we’ll be able to bring home a solid finish.”(Roush Racing)(2-9-2006)

Meet the stars of "Driver X" January 11 at Darlington Raceway: Fans can meet their favorite "Driver X" stars before the series finale airs in February at a special fan meet-and-greet event hosted by Darlington Raceway. As the series (airing Mondays at 8:00pm/et on Discovery Channel) enters its final episodes, the action now takes place in Darlington.
Jack Roush and his team of judges pored over 1,700 applications and narrowed it down to a list of 25 drivers from across the United States, Canada and New Zealand in search of the best drivers to take part in this exclusive competition. After beginning the competition [known as the Gong Show] at Martinsville Speedway, 12 semi-finalists were then whittled down to four during summer 2005 filming at the track "Too Tough To Tame." The grueling three-week contest consisted of a battery of rapid-succession tests that challenged the competitors' physical and mental strengths as well as their media savvy and fan appeal.
Fans will have an opportunity to meet several of the 12 semi-finalists, including Erik Darnell; Jason Hogan; Travis Kittleson; Danny O'Quinn; and David Ragan, at Darlington Raceway's "Driver X" fan event. The five drivers will visit the Raceway ticket office from 10 to 11:30 am on Wednesday, January 11, where they will be available to talk with fans by phone, meet them in person, and sign autographs.
The identity of the winner will be revealed during the series' final episode on February 6. The winner will receive a contract for the 2006 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season with Roush Racing. The public is invited to attend. There is no charge for this event.
NEXTEL Cup Series racing under the lights returns to Darlington on Mother's Day weekend 2006. Tickets for the Dodge Charger 500 on Saturday evening, May 13 are on sale now. The weekend also features qualifying for the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup and Busch Series, plus the Diamond Hill Plywood 200 NASCAR Busch Series race under the lights, on Friday, May 12. For tickets or more information, contact the Raceway ticket hotline toll-free at 866.459.RACE, or visit racetickets.com.(Darlington Raceway PR)(1-5-2006)

Driver X show on Hiatis: Driver X, the Roush Racing show about the 'Gong Show'/driver tryout is taking a short break, and has temporarily been removed from Discovery Channel's Monday night lineup. Watch for the show to return soon.(Roush Racing)(12-6-2005)
UPDATE: Fans of Roush Racing: Driver X, Discovery Channel has confirmed the series will return on December 26, 2005. Don't miss the excitement as the 12 semi-finalists are put through a rigorous week of media activities at Roush Racing headquarters in Charlotte (Concord), NC. The series is scheduled to return to the air on Monday nights at 7:00pm and 11:00pm/et/pt. Please check local listing for broadcast times in your area.(Roush Racing)(12-7-2005)

Winners? Supposedly the winners were Erik Darnell, who will run the #50 truck full time in 2006 for Roush Racing and David Regan, who will share the #6 Truck ride with Mark Martin in 2006. Also, Matt McCall will share the #90 RYR Busch Series ride with Elliott Sadler and other drivers.(11-15-2006)

Down to six: told these are the six driverss left as of mid-day, Tues, Aug 16th:
Erik Darnell, 22, Beach Park, Ill., ARCA; Autozone Elite
Matt McCall, 24, Denver, N.C., UARA late models
Danny O’Quinn, 20, Coeburn, Va., ARCA; USAR Hooter’s Pro Cup
David Ragan, 20, Kannapolis, N.C., ARCA
Peter Shepherd, 19, Norval, Ontario, CASCAR
Auggie Vidovich, 24, Lakeside, Calif., Autozone Elite Southwest

'Gong Show' debut on Discovery Channel Oct 24th: For the First Time Ever, Viewers Will Have an All-Access Pass to the Competition - from the Garage to the Evaluation Room - when ROUSH RACING: DRIVER X Debuts October 24 On Discovery Channel. Twenty-three tenacious young men. Two determined young women. Two 3,400 pound race trucks with 750 horsepower. Two of the toughest racetracks on the NASCAR circuit. Seventeen judges, including legendary NASCAR team owner Jack Roush, scrutinizing their every move. The prize? One of the most sought-after jobs in racing - a fully-sponsored ride on the Roush Racing team in the 2006 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. Discovery Channel was granted unprecedented access to this closely guarded competition to show viewers, for the first time ever, what happens on the track - and off - in Jack Roush's "Gong Show."
Discovery Channel's weekly series, ROUSH RACING: DRIVER X, premieres October 24 at 8 PM (ET/PT). For the last 20 years, Jack Roush has hosted the Gong Show, a process he used to find such top racers as Robby Gordon and last year's NEXTEL Cup Champion Kurt Busch. Competing race teams and fans alike have always wondered how Jack Roush picks such successful drivers. For the first time ever, viewers will see what goes into the making of a NASCAR superstar on ROUSH RACING: DRIVER X.
The grueling three-week contest is a battery of rapid succession tests that challenge competitors' physical and mental strengths, as well as their media savvy and fan appeal. On the track, drivers race on two of the most treacherous tracks on the NASCAR circuit - Martinsville Speedway and Darlington Raceway (known as "The Track too Tough to Tame"). Viewers buckle up for the 150 mph ride with the aid of on-board HDTV cameras. While drivers must make split-second decisions and endure extreme temperatures inside the vehicle, they must also endure extreme situations off the track, including acting in mock commercials and charming potential sponsors in a surprise meeting to prove they have what it takes to be NASCAR's next superstar. Viewers will go behind the scenes and hear what Jack Roush and his team of judges, from marketing gurus to NASCAR drivers, really think of the competitors as they whittle down the competition to choose just one lucky winner of the 2005 Gong Show competition.(Roush Racing PR)(9-23-2005)

Down to 2: The Roush Racing "Gong Show" to select a Craftsman Truck Series driver for next year has winnowed the field to Midwestern late-model specialist Erik Darnell and ARCA regular David Ragan. Darnell signed a development contract with Roush after participating in a similar search last year.(Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)(8-20-2005)

Darlington's Gong Show News/Format: Discovery Channel's Shooting will begin on Monday morning, August 15 and will conclude under the lights on Wednesday evening, August 17. The 12 remaining drivers will start running heats, separated into three groups of four drivers each, at 10 a.m. The final heat will end at 8 p.m. On Tuesday, August 16, the field will be down to 6 drivers. Carl Edwards and Greg Biffle will be at Darlington for "ride-alongs;" there will be two trucks on the track at any given time. For example, Edwards will be in one truck with one of the six finalists in the other. Then Edwards and Biffle will switch off. Heats will begin at 8 a.m. and will conclude at 7:30 p.m.
On Wednesday, August 17, the field will be narrowed to the "Final Four." Gates will open at 5:30 p.m. and the remaining drivers will participate in an autograph session beginning at 6 p.m. The final on-track action under the lights will take place from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
PUBLIC: The public is welcome on all three days. On Monday and Tuesday, fans can check in at the Security Building at Gate 6 and they will be allowed to sit in the Colvin Grandstand.
On Wednesday, fans can enter the frontstretch gates and sit in the Tyler Tower and Wallace Grandstand to watch the evening's activities. Admission is free. Race-legal coolers (soft-sided and measuring 6x6x12 inches) are permitted. No glass bottles, please.(Darlington Raceway)(8-10-2005)

Roush Racing Narrows the Field of the 'Gong Show' to 12: After two days of testing at Martinsville Speedway this week, Roush Racing today narrowed the field of 25 contestants to just 12 drivers who will advance to the next round of competition to begin August 15 at Darlington Raceway. These drivers are all competing for a spot on Jack Roush’s race team and a fully sponsored ride in the 2006 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. Discovery Channel has teamed up with Roush Racing to capture all of the excitement and drama of the competition on film with unprecedented access to Roush’s gong show. Candidates are competing on and off the track, testing their skills behind the wheel as well as their marketability and fan appeal. The high-energy 13-part series DRIVER X: RACE FOR THE RIDE will debut on Discovery Channel October 31, 2005.
Jack Roush and his team of judges poured over 1,700 applications at the start of the competition and narrowed it down to a list of 25 drivers from across the United States, Canada and New Zealand in search of the best drivers to take part in this exclusive competition.
Following is a list of the drivers selected to compete in the second round at Darlington Raceway, August 15-17:
Name Age Hometown Current Racing Circuit
Tim Andrews, 22, Concord, N.C., Legends Pro division; NASCAR Busch North Series
Chuck Barnes, 23, Louisville, Ky., Sunoco Super Series Late Model division
Jason Boyd, 24, Orlando, Fla., Fascar Sun Belt series
Jeffrey Choquette, 19, Loxahatchee, Fla., Late models
Erik Darnell, 22, Beach Park, Ill., ARCA; Autozone Elite
Jason Hogan, 22, Cleveland, Ga., Autozone Elite SE series
Travis Kittleson, 26, Mooresville, N.C., Sunbelt Series
Matt McCall, 24, Denver, N.C., UARA late models
Danny O’Quinn, 20, Coeburn, Va., ARCA; USAR Hooter’s Pro Cup
David Ragan, 20, Kannapolis, N.C., ARCA
Peter Shepherd, 19, Norval, Ontario, CASCAR
Auggie Vidovich, 24, Lakeside, Calif., Autozone Elite Southwest
(Roush Racing PR)(8-4-2005)

Martinsville - Day 2: Nevin George spent the second day of the "Gong Show" at Martinsville Speedway waiting and watching. George was one of the first drivers to go out on the opening day of Jack Roush's Gong Show on Tuesday, which meant he had loads of time on his hands Wednesday as 15 other drivers strutted their driving skills for Roush and his panel of judges. Sometime Wednesday afternoon the 25 drivers will head back to hometowns across the country, leaving Martinsville Speedway in their rearview mirrors. But regardless of the outcome of the Gong Show, George will be back in town in a month. He's a regular on the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, which means a return trip for the Made In America Whelen 300 at Martinsville Speedway on September 3. "It's a big deal because of the place that this is," George said of the Modified Tour's return to Martinsville after a three-year absence. "I mean everybody knows the Cup guys are here and the big names are here. It's just when you look at the facilities, you look up and you see nothing but stands."
Roush's Gong Show, which is being made into a 14-part reality TV show to be aired on The Discovery Channel this fall and winter, winds down its Martinsville leg Wednesday. Sometime later this week the field will be trimmed to a dozen drivers and those racers will continue the competition at Darlington Raceway in two weeks. The winner of the event will be guaranteed a ride with one of Roush Racing's Truck Series teams in 2006. It's anybody's guess which drivers will make the cut to the final 12, but George is comfortable with his chances. "I think we're OK. I feel even if we don't get narrowed down any more from where we are now, I'm happy with what I could get out of it and what I put into it," the Kunkletown, PA, driver said. "In coming from the Modifieds and not having much experience in these things (trucks), I feel we have picked up quick and gotten to where I want to be. We just gotta see what happens." Martinsville Speedway's racing surface has been totally redone since George's last visit with the Whelen Modified Tour in 2002.
George was impressed with the new surface Tuesday. "Everything is really smooth. It feels great in these trucks," George said of the year-old racing surface. He doesn't think, though, that the few laps he turned this week will provide a boost in the Made In America Whelen 300 next month. "Everybody thinks a race car is a race car, but they are so different. It's like night and day," George said comparing the Craftsman Truck Series trucks to the lighter, quicker Modifieds. "You can't take anything from these trucks back to the Modifieds or vice versa. The horsepower and the weight and the tires are twice as wide on the Modifieds and it's half the weight. There's really nothing I can take from these back to the tour." He would like to take a little luck back to the Whelen Modified Tour and this Saturday's stop at Riverhead Raceway in Riverhead, NY. His Ralph Solhem-owned team has struggled much of the season and is mired well back in the points standings. "This year has not been good at all. I think working with the crew and working with Ralph the car owner has been the best year out of the four we've been together," said George, who won one Tour event in 2004. "The communication is great this year. Everybody wants to win and do well and we're just having terrible, terrible luck. "It's frustrating because we're working harder than ever and putting more effort into it than prior years and we just can't get a grip on it." Qualifying for the Made In America Whelen 300 is set for 8:30 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 2. The Made In America Whelen 300 is set for Saturday, Sept. 3 with a last chance race at 7 p.m. and the feature scheduled to begin at about 8:30 p.m. Tickets for the Labor Day weekend Modified event are on sale and may be purchased by calling Martinsville Speedway at 877.RACE.TIX or visiting Martinsville Speedway's website, www.martinsvillespeedway.com.(Martinsville Speedway)(8-3-2005)

Martinsville - Day 1: Bubba Pollard wasn't sure what to expect at Martinsville Speedway Tuesday. He certainly didn't expect to be the center of attention so early in the first day of Jack Roush's talent search for talented young race drivers. Pollard, who normally drives Late Model Stock Cars in the Southeast, was the driver picked to take the track first in Roush's "Gong Show" Tuesday morning. "He (Jack Roush) called out a few names to go out first and I was the first one he called out," said the 18-year-old driver from Senoia, Georgia. "I was pretty shocked. I didn't now what to think. "In a way it (going out first) puts pressure on you because you have to set the tone for everything, but the pressure is off after you get it done. But you still have the pressure knowing how you did and what everyone things about you."
Roush, who owns NEXTEL Cup, Busch Grand National and NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series teams, is conducting what has become an annual talent search. This year a different twist has been added though - reality television. The entire process is being filmed to be aired during the fall and winter on The Discovery Channel. The competition continues Wednesday and Thursday at Martinsville Speedway. The field of 25 young drivers from all across America and two foreign countries will be trimmed after Thursday and the competition will resume at Darlington Raceway in two weeks.
The winner of the competition is guaranteed a ride with Roush Racing on the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in 2006. Ten drivers were put through the paces Wednesday in what turned out to be a much longer-than-expected day, with action not winding down until almost dark. But the long hours and torrid temperatures could not wilt the spirits of the young drivers. "It was just a total awesome feeling just to feel it," said 25-year-old Scott Lynch of Burley, Idaho. "Now not only have I see Martinsville with my own eyes, I've actually been on the track. That's something I'm proud to say. I think that's pretty cool." The competition is open to spectators at no charge. Gates will open at 8 a.m. Wednesday and Thursday.(Martinsville Speedway)(8-2-2005)

David Smith Motorsports: Preview: The Roush Racing Race for the Ride

Roush Racing Announces 25 Candidates for Gong Show: Twenty-five men and women are one step closer to realizing their dream of becoming a NASCAR superstar as Roush Racing and Discovery Channel today announce the list of drivers who will compete in this year's Roush Racing gong show.
Jack Roush and his team of judges poured over 1,700 applications and narrowed it down to a list of 25 drivers from across the United States, Canada and New Zealand in search of the best drivers to take part in this exclusive competition. The winner will be awarded a fully sponsored ride in the 2006 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series.
Roush Racing is teaming up with Discovery Channel to capture all of the excitement and drama of the competition on film with unprecedented access to the gong show. Candidates will compete on and off the track, testing their skills behind the wheel as well as their marketability and fan appeal. This high-energy 13-part series will debut on Discovery Channel this fall.
Following is a list of the drivers selected to compete in the first round at Martinsville Speedway, August 2-4:

Name	Age	Hometown	Current Racing Circuit
Justin Allgaier	19	Springfield, IL	ARCA; Craftsman Truck Series
Tim Andrews	22	Concord, NC	Legends Pro Division; Busch North Series
Chuck Barnes	23	Louisville, KY	Sunoco Super Series Late Model Division
Sam Beam	25	Mooresville, NC	USAC Focus Midgets
Jason Boyd	24	Orlando, FL	Fascar Sun Belt Series
Jeffrey Choquette	19	Loxahatchee, FL	Late Models
Johnny Clark	26	Hallowell, ME	P.A.S.S. Tour
Erik Darnell	23	Beach Park, IL	ARCA; AutoZone Elite
Sondi Eden	28	Crawfordsville, IN	USAC Midgets
Nevin George	23	Matawan, NJ	Modifieds
James Gue'	23	Athens, GA	Grand Am Series
Jason Hogan	23	Cleveland, GA	AutoZone Elite SE Series
Matthew Jaskol	21	Las Vegas, NV	ASA Speed Trucks
Bud Kaeding	26	Indianapolis, IN	USAC
Travis Kittleson	26	Mooresville, NC	Sun Belt Series
Michael Lewis	26	Noblesville, IN	USAC Sprints & Midgets
Scott Lynch	25	Las Vegas, NV	NASCAR Grand National West Division
Matt McCall	24	Denver, NC	UARA Late Models
Danny O'Quinn	20	Coeburn, VA	ARCA; USAR Hooter's Pro Cup
Christi Passmore	23	Pryor, OK	ARCA
Michael Pickens	22	Auckland, New Zealand	Midgets
Bubba Pollard	22	Senoia, GA	ARCA; SAS Late Models
David Ragan	20	Kannapolis, NC	ARCA
Peter Shepherd	19	Norval, Ontario, Canada	CASCAR
Auggie Vidovich	24	Lakeside, CA	AutoZone Elite Southwest

(Roush Racing PR/Site)(7-27-2005)

'Gong Show' contestents down to 25: This week, 25 people will get one step closer to realizing their dream of becoming the next NASCAR superstar as Roush Racing works to narrow a field of 1,667 applicants to just 25 candidates. Those chosen by Jack Roush, his crew chiefs and drivers will go on to compete for a fully sponsored ride in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series with legendary racer and team owner Jack Roush. Roush Racing is teaming up with Discovery Channel to capture all of the excitement and drama of the competition on film, with unprecedented access to the gong show. Candidates will compete on and off the track, testing their skills behind the wheel as well as their marketability and fan appeal. This high-energy 13-part series will debut on the Discovery Channel this fall. “The turnout has been unprecedented,” said Jack Roush. “There is a tremendous amount of talent out there and now it is our job to select the best 25 drivers to audition. I believe through this process we will find a driver who will complement the Roush organization. And by granting Discovery Channel unprecedented access, from strategy sessions to driving competitions, viewers around the world will experience, for the first time, the selection process that could bring us our next top driver.” Roush has received applications from drivers participating in nearly every major racing series, including ARCA, USAC, USAR Hooters Pro Cup, NASCAR’s Busch North, Whelan Modified, Dodge Weekly Racing Series and Autozone Elite divisions.(Roush Racing)
The Drivers: have 'heard' just over half named that will supposedly be part of this:
Justin Allgaier [drives the #63 Truck]
Chuck Barnes Jr.
Johnny Clark
Sondi Eden
Jason Hogan
Bud Kaeding, [USAC Silver Crown]
Travis Kittleson
Christi Passmore
Michael Pickens [New Zealand]
Bubba Pollard
David Ragan
Pete Shepherd [CASCAR]
Josh Waring
(7-7/20-2005)

Gong Show tracks chosen: Roush Racing announced that Martinsville Speedway and Darlington Raceway will host the two rounds of competition which will determine the next driver to join the Roush stable for 2006. The first round of testing with 25 drivers will take place at Martinsville Speedway on August 2-4. The field will be narrowed down to 12 drivers before the second and final rounds at Darlington Raceway on August 15-17. Roush Racing is teaming up with Discovery Channel to capture all of the excitement and drama of the competition on film, with unprecedented access to the gong show. Candidates will compete on and off the track, testing their skills behind the wheel as well as their marketability and fan appeal. This high-energy 13-part series will debut on the Discovery Channel this fall.(Roush Racing PR)(7-19-2005)

'Gong Show' nets 1,700 applications: Roush Racing's "Gong Show" driver search drew approximately 1,700 applications, which have been whittled down to about 150, team president Geoff Smith said this week. Now, team owner Jack Roush, his drivers and crew chiefs will go through the entries to give their input before the list is reduced again to about 25. The finalists will then be taken to Martinsville Speedway and Darlington Raceway for their on-track auditions, with the winner or winners joining Roush's NASCAR race team. The whole process will be shown in 13 episodes on the Discovery Channel.(Atlanta Journal-Constitution)(6-25-2005)

Darlington going after the Gong Show: Darlington Raceway does not have a second date this season, but that doesn’t mean the track will not be used. Track president Chris Browning said he is working on details of a deal to play host to the speed test for Roush Racing’s “Gong Show,” a driver discovery program that is being turned into reality television show for the Discovery Channel this fall. “It looks very positive,” he said. Geoff Smith, the president of Roush Racing, said Darlington’s unique egg shape would make it “fabulous place” to test a driver’s speed because few if any of the 25 finalists will have experience on the track. “We don’t want to give anybody an edge for experience,” he said, noting Greenville-Pickens Speedway is a candidate for the short track test. Browning said he also is exploring the possibility of building a karting track in the infield of NASCAR’s oldest superspeedway. By the end of the month, he hopes to sign the sanctioning agreement that will solidify next year’s Nextel Cup race on the Saturday night before Mother’s Day.(The State)(6-17-2005)

Roush Racing's 'Gong Show' gets a sponsor and goes on TV: Roush Racing is teaming up with Discovery Channel to find a driver to join their team, to star in an energy-jammed reality show, and ultimately to compete for the 2006 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship. Discovery Channel will bring the excitement, drama, and rush of this exclusive search for NASCAR’s next superstar in a new series premiering this fall. Twenty-five young racers, sharing one dream, will compete on and off the track for one of the most sought after jobs in racing – a fully sponsored ride with legendary racer and team owner Jack Roush. Discovery Channel will go behind-the-scenes of the driver selection process as the candidates are put through a barrage of tests – challenging their physical and mental strengths, not to mention evaluating their media savvy and general fan appeal. Anyone who thinks they’ve got what it takes is encouraged to submit their applications immediately online at RoushRacing.com. Applications will be accepted through June 15, 2005.(Roush Racing)(5-25-2005)

2005 'Gong Show' on Speed? UPDATE 2: Roush Racing is negotiating with Speed Channel to turn its Gong Show -- the name given to Roush's tryout competition for a ride in the truck series -- into reality TV. The program would appear at the end of May.(FoxSports/Sporting News)(4-13-2005)
UPDATE: been told that SPEED Channel has not talked to Roush about this since Spring 2004 ... there are no talks currently going on and certainly nothing planned for May.(4-13-2005)
UPDATE 2: "We are very close to a deal. It's in lawyers' hands, working out details, but it's not Speed Vision [Speed Channel], as reported. It's not any of the current NASCAR broadcast partners. They turned it down, and so another company picked it up and when I can announce it I think it'll be huge." Geoff Smith President of Roush Racing - on the Gong Show reality TV show - told Claire B. Lang from XM Satellite NASCAR Radio.(4-15-2005)

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