Blake Feese News

Martins approved to run at Chicagoland:

Martins approved to run at Chicagoland:

August 7, 2009
Tommy Joe Martins went into last weekend's races with moderate expectations. He wanted to run well enough in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Toyota Tundra 200 at the Nashville Superspeedway to get approved to compete in the truck series race at Chicagoland Speedway

Images added:

Images added:

August 5, 2009
Some new images added from Nashville and ORP: #5-Mike Skinner, PC*Miler Navigator Toyota; #15-Blake Feese, Phoenix Construction Toyota; #81-Tayler Malsam, One Eighty Toyota; #1-Caitlin Shaw, Red Horse Racing Toyota; #48-Richard Harriman, CJ Lighting Services.com Chevy

Feese doesn’t expect to be back at Hendrick in 2006:

Feese doesn’t expect to be back at Hendrick in 2006:

August 29, 2005
"It doesn't look like I'll be back next season," said the 23-year-old Blake Feese, of having his one-year contract renewed by the Hendrick Motorsports team for next year. Feese was among three drivers hired this year by Hendrick to participate in its development program

Long out as crew chief of the #5? UPDATE 2:

Long out as crew chief of the #5? UPDATE 2:

August 29, 2005
hearing Hendrick Motorsports will replace Jim Long as the crew chief of the #5 Lowe's Chevy in the Busch Series, no word who will take over or what Long will do. The #5 Chevy has been driven by Blake Feese, Kyle Busch, Brian Vickers, Boston Ried, Kyle Krisiloff and

Nadeau coaching drivers, wants to race again:

Nadeau coaching drivers, wants to race again:

August 18, 2005
Jerry Nadeau returned to California Speedway on Monday and Tuesday, but in a far different role than his last visit in 2003, his last race run before the accident at Richmond. Instead of racing around the Fontana track like he did for seven years, Nadeau was serving

Feese the driver this week in the #15:

Feese the driver this week in the #15:

July 7, 2005
In the ever-changing seat of the #15 Chevy Silverado, Billy Ballew Motorsports welcomes yet another talented driver to their team. Hendrick Motorsports driver Blake Feese will fill the role as driver for the #15 ditech.com Chevy in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

Fernandez To Drive 4 more Busch Races In the #5:

Fernandez To Drive 4 more Busch Races In the #5:

June 29, 2005
Lowe's and Hendrick Motorsports announced that open-wheel racing star Adrian Fernandez will drive the #5 Lowe's Chevrolet in four additional Busch Series races in 2005. Fernandez made his NASCAR debut March 6, leading four laps and finishing 10th on the Autodromo Hermanos

Edwards wins pole at Kentucky:

Edwards wins pole at Kentucky:

June 18, 2005
#99-Carl Edwards returned to the site of his first NASCAR-sanctioned [Trucks] win and set a new NASCAR Busch Series track qualifying record with a fast lap of 181.287mph. The lap is 1.185 mph better than then #8-Martin Truex Jr. set last year. Edwards will be the fifth

Busch and Johnson to run the #5 in a few races:

Busch and Johnson to run the #5 in a few races:

April 28, 2005
Hendrick Motorsports has also engaged their driver shuffle. Rookie Blake Feese was supposed to drive the #5 Chevrolet at Talladega this weekend, but Nextel Cup rookie Kyle Busch is in the car instead. Hendrick representatives stress that the driver change has no bearing

2nd Hendrick Car inceases schedule to 8 races, Busch to drive at Texas:

2nd Hendrick Car inceases schedule to 8 races, Busch to drive at Texas:

April 14, 2005
Team Lowe's Racing announced that several of its vendor partners on the #5 Busch Series car will also serve as the primary sponsor in four races this season on the Hendrick Motorsports #57 Busch car with drivers Kyle Busch and Boston Reid. Spectracide, Shop Vac, Hitachi

Hmiel back in the #15, Earnhardt out, more Atlanta testing news UPDATE 2:

Hmiel back in the #15, Earnhardt out, more Atlanta testing news UPDATE 2:

March 10, 2005
Kerry Earnhardts name was still above the door, but it was Shane Hmiel testing the #15 Billy Ballew Chevrolet Wednesday at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Only two days ago, Hmiel had no plans to compete this year in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck series. But he received a call

Photographers struck by car in ARCA race UPDATE:

Photographers struck by car in ARCA race UPDATE:

February 17, 2005
Four photographers and a fan were treated for injuries suffered in two separate incidents in Saturday's ARCA race at Daytona International Speedway. The most seriously injured was photographer Steve Rose, who was struck by the car driven by Blake Feese, who lost control

Adrian Fernandez to run Busch race in Mexico? #5 Hendrick? Confirmed II:

Adrian Fernandez to run Busch race in Mexico? #5 Hendrick? Confirmed II:

February 10, 2005
NASCAR is believed to be working at securing Mexicos biggest auto racing star, Adrian Fernandez, a one-off ride for the upcoming Busch Series race at Mexico City. Fernandez, who was shut out of an IndyCar ride this year due to lack of sponsorship dollars - he preferred

Four drivers in the #5 UPDATE:

Four drivers in the #5 UPDATE:

January 19, 2005
sources [same as reports, look it up] tell me that up to four drivers in the #5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevy, three of the drivers will be Blake Feese, Boston Reid, Kyle Busch and another driver. No word on who the sponsor will be and if Lowe's will return.(1-3-2005)

Testing at Talladega:

Testing at Talladega:

December 9, 2004
#15-Kerry Earnhardt, #46-Dennis Setzer, #75- David Starr, #16-Jack Sprague,#08-Ken Weaver and #?-Shawn Murphy tested their Craftsman Truck Series trucks at Talladega Superspeedway . Also joining them was Hendrick Motorsports development driver and 2004 ARCA RE/MAX