Brad Baker News

“American Dream Movie” on the #05 at Watkins Glen: UPDATE:

“American Dream Movie” on the #05 at Watkins Glen: UPDATE:

August 8, 2009
The NASCAR Nationwide Ford #05, driven by Baker Curb Racing's Brad Baker, will take the track to introduce this exciting new movie that's coming to a theatre near you in the spring of 2010. The movie is based on the national bestseller book, Ford and the American Dream

Kimberly-Clark Renews with Baker Curb:

Kimberly-Clark Renews with Baker Curb:

July 8, 2008
Kimberly-Clark, the longest continuous primary sponsor in the Nationwide Series at 14 years, has re-signed to sponsor Baker Curb Racing for two more seasons, according to the team. Baker Curb Racing (formerly Brewco Motorsports) sits 24th and 34th in owner's points

RFD-TV on the #37 at Daytona:

RFD-TV on the #37 at Daytona:

June 30, 2008
RFD-TV will rev up its first NASCAR-oriented marketing campaign when it begins sponsoring a car on the Nationwide circuit next weekend. The network, which targets its programming at rural America, in association with Baker Curb Racing will sponsor car #37, driven by

Baker in #81 for Kennington at Lowe’s:

Baker in #81 for Kennington at Lowe’s:

May 20, 2008
Brad Baker will once again drive a Vector Security sponsored car for MacDonald Motorsports at Charlotte this weekend in the Carquest Auto Parts 300. Baker will be filling in for DJ Kennington. Kennington, coming off a career high 20th place finish at Darlington two

Baker Curb Racing #37 Still Needs Sponsorship: UPDATE:

Baker Curb Racing #37 Still Needs Sponsorship: UPDATE:

March 15, 2008
"Even back when Mike [Curb] and I were first talking about this deal last fall, we recognized that the odds were stacked against us as a stand-alone team. We decided to do it anyway and were coming face-to-face with some of those odds right now," [team owner Gary]

Brad Baker Driving #37 at Daytona:

Brad Baker Driving #37 at Daytona:

February 5, 2008
Brad Baker acknowledges this will be his best shot for helping his career as a race driver. Baker, the son of Baker Curb Racing majority owner Gary Baker, will have double duty at Daytona. He will compete in Saturday's ARCA 200 as well as the Feb. 16 Nationwide Series

Baker Curb Still Working on Sponsorship for #37 Team: UPDATE 3 Burney Lamar Driving?:

Baker Curb Still Working on Sponsorship for #37 Team: UPDATE 3 Burney Lamar Driving?:

January 29, 2008
The [Back Curb] race shop will field at least two Nationwide Series cars this season and, possibly, as many as four, depending on sponsorships. Brad Coleman will drive the #27 Kleenex Ford. Baker said no driver has been placed in the #37 car, which is still attempting

Latest on Brewco:

Latest on Brewco:

November 17, 2007
After selling the majority of his team to Gary Baker, former owner of Bristol Motor Speedway and father of driver Brad Baker, Clarence Brewer has sold his remaining stake in the team to Baker and Mike Curb, who has long been involved in NASCAR. Next season the team

Baker Racing Still Looking For Sponsorship:

Baker Racing Still Looking For Sponsorship:

March 22, 2004
Veteran NASCAR Busch Series driver Brad Baker has informed Catchfence.com that his No. 28 Baker Racing team is still looking for sponsorship after their primary sponsor for their limited schedule for the past two season Trus Joist backed out heading into the 2004 season

Notes from Daytona:

Notes from Daytona:

January 22, 2004
Kim Crosby was in a #28 Pontiac at Daytona. The car is a former Jay Robinson Racing machine, with a motor from Black Cat Racing, the team she is testing with in Daytona. The Pontiac orginally came from the Baker Racing stable with driver Brad Baker. Gus Wasson was

Baker Racing Sponsorless For 2004

Baker Racing Sponsorless For 2004

November 27, 2003
: Catchfence.com has been informed that TrusJoist will not return as the primary sponsor of the No. 28 Dodge for Brad Baker in the NASCAR Busch Series in 2004. The team had been in serious negations with TrusJoist to run the full NASCAR Busch schedule in 2004, but

Testing at Lowe’s this week UPDATE:

Testing at Lowe’s this week UPDATE:

October 1, 2003
Nearly 25 NASCAR Busch Series drivers and teams are expected to participate in a testing session Monday and Tuesday [Sept 29-30] at Lowe's Motor Speedway in preparation for the inaugural nighttime running of the "Little Trees" 300 on Friday, Oct. 10. Testing will run

Baker’s Sponsor:

Baker’s Sponsor:

April 9, 2003
328-Brad Baker will have his alma mater, Lipscomb University, as the sponsor for his car this weekend. Lipscomb is located in Nashville and has made the jump not only into a one-race sponsorship but also from the NAIA to the NCAA Division I level. Next year, Lipscomb

Baker gets a sponsor for 6 races:

Baker gets a sponsor for 6 races:

January 30, 2003
#28-Brad Baker is heading to Daytona in February with more momentum than ever before to capture his first Busch Series victory with the help of Trus Joist. The team has switched manufacturers for Daytona [bought from Jesel] and will run a Dodge instead of Chevy. Baker

Baker to drive for Jesel?

Baker to drive for Jesel?

January 24, 2003
Wayne Jesel wants Brad Baker to drive for him, but like the Baker racing team (#28) they lack a sponsor. Currently, Baker plans to run 5 races for Jesel and 5 for Baker racing unless one team can find a sponsor for additional races. (BradBaker.com via BGN Racing)(1