Chad Beahr News

Herd Racing names crew members:

Herd Racing names crew members:

January 28, 2010
Veteran crew members Chad Beahr and Morris Van Vleet will head Herd Racing's crew in the NASCAR Nationwide Series in 2010, the team has announced. Beahr, of Mechanicsville, Va., will serve as crew chief for Herd's #75 Nationwide Series team, while Van Vleet, of Mooresville

Shepherd pulls together Dover crew:

Shepherd pulls together Dover crew:

September 23, 2009
Thanks to his versatile office staff, his two "Cindys" and help from sister-team Herd Racing, Morgan Shepherd will field his #89 Faith Motorsports Chevy with nearly a full crew this weekend. Shannon Feldman, a former ARCA Re/Max Series team owner, and Shepherd's current

Beahr Fined by NASCAR:

Beahr Fined by NASCAR:

July 17, 2007
Chad Beahr, crew chief of the #89 Dodge driven by Morgan Shepherd in the NASCAR Busch Series, has been fined due to rule violations this past weekend at Chicagoland Speedway. Beahr was fined $1,000 for violating Sections 12-4-A (actions detrimental to stock car racing

Shepherd gets new crew chief:

Shepherd gets new crew chief:

February 15, 2007
Chad Beahr, who has served as a crew member for Faith Motorsports since its inception last fall, has been promoted to crew chief of Morgan Shepherd's #89 Dodges for the 2007 season. Beahr had served as car chief during the final races of the 2006 season and has past

Crew Chiefs Penalized:

Crew Chiefs Penalized:

September 13, 2005
NASCAR announced that three NASCAR Busch Series crew chiefs were penalized for rule infractions at Richmond. Eddie Buffington, crew chief for the #12 Dodge driven by Paul Wolfe and Chad Beahr, crew chief for the #94 Ford driven by Eddie Beahr, were each fined $500

Sauter wins pole at Milwakee:

Sauter wins pole at Milwakee:

June 25, 2005
Johnny Sauter won the pole for the SBC 250 at the The Milwaukee Mile, his first of 2005 and 3rd of his career, with a speed of 122.595mph. Rounding out the top-5 are: #20-Denny Hamlin, #11-Paul Menard, #32-Ron Hornaday and #27-David Green. Points leader, #41-Reed Sorenson

Busch wins pole at Richmond:

Busch wins pole at Richmond:

May 13, 2004
#5-Kyle Busch lead a group of 14 drivers to best the previous track record (126.868 mph set in 2002 by Dale Earnhardt Jr.) with a lap of 129.348mph t owin the pole for the Funai 250 at Richmond International Raceway, his 3rd pole of the season. The 3/4-mile track