Bobby Hamilton says he expects to stay with car owner Larry McClure next season. He has been rumored to be in the running for a job as Sterling Marlin’s teammate with Chip Ganassi(PitNow)(7-10-2000) UPDATE new crew chief: #4 Kodak driver Bobby Hamilton, rumored to be leaving the Morgan-McClure Motorsports team at the end of the season, is expected to remain in his #4 Chevy next year provided some changes occur with the team. One of those changes will be a new crew chief for the team, ThatsRacin.com has learned. An official announcement of the crew chief change will be made by Friday. Robert Larkins has served as the team’s crew chief since December 1999(That’s Racin’)(7-11-2000) UPDATE 2: hearing that Hamilton’s CTS crew chief for the #4 Truck Team, Tim Fowlkes, will become the crew chief of the #4 Cup team(7-13-2000) UPDATE 3: the new crew chief comes from Hamilton’s CTS team but not the #4 team but the #18 Joe Ruttman team, Danny Gill will take over crew chief duties for the #4 Kodak MAX Film Monte Carlo at Morgan-McClure Motorsports. The change, effective Monday, July 10, moves former crew chief Robert Larkins into the Shop Foreman position. Larkins will also remain the jackman on race day. Gill moves into the crew chief position from the same duty held with Bobby Hamilton Racing for the #18 DANA Dodge driven by Joe Ruttman in Lebanon, Tenn. Gill had been with Bobby Hamilton Racing’s Craftsman Truck Series team since its inception in 1999(Morgan McClure PR). Fred Wanke, former #43 CTS crew chief takes over Gills spot on the #18(NOL)(7-14-2000)
