Dana White News

Bonifield Racing returns to series:

Bonifield Racing returns to series:

February 6, 2007
Phil Bonifield Team Racing is planning to run the #86 Chevy in 10-15 races throughout the 2007 Truck Series season with equipment purchased from the now closed Robert Richardson Racing. The driver will be Dana White who has numerous starts in both the Truck and Busch

Biffle on the pole at Lowe’s:

Biffle on the pole at Lowe’s:

May 28, 2004
#60-Greg Biffle took a big step toward his second consecutive Busch Series victory at Lowe's Motor Speedway. Biffle turned a lap at 183.542mph on Friday to claim the pole for Saturday's Carquest 300 withstanding fast laps from rookie #5-Kyle Busch and Nextel Cup rookie

Hamilton takes the pole at the NEW Homestead; Points leader to the back:

Hamilton takes the pole at the NEW Homestead; Points leader to the back:

November 13, 2003
#62-Brendan Gaughan, who leads #1-Ted Musgave by 26 points with only Friday's Ford 200 at Homestead-Miami Speedway (3:15pm/et, Speed Chennel) remaining, lost an engine early Thursday and will have to start the race from the rear of the field, despite qualifying 13th

Since it is the last race of the year, figured I’d post the Entry List [44 entries for 36 spots]:

Since it is the last race of the year, figured I’d post the Entry List [44 entries for 36 spots]:

November 12, 2003
#01 Lance Hooper

Team Racing Releases Lance Hooper:

Team Racing Releases Lance Hooper:

April 9, 2003
Lance Hooper, one of four drivers scheduled to drive for Team Racing in the 2003 Truck Series was released today. The Palmdale, Calif. native was to run a total of seven events in the #86 Speed Motorsports Management Chevy. Hooper competed in the first race of the

Team Racing news:

Team Racing news:

January 3, 2003
Former ASCARI driver T.J. Bell will join forces with Team Racing for 18 races during the 2003 season. Bell, from Reno, NV, will be driving the #86 Chevy Truck which will be sponsored by A Special Wish Foundation. Twenty-one year old Bell will start the 2003 season

White loses spot:

White loses spot:

April 13, 2002
NASCAR officials disallowed a qualifying speed by #46-Dennis Setzer, but the big loser was a young driver from Concord named Dana White. Setzers punishment? He dropped from fifth in the qualifying order to 33rd (the first provisional slot). The problem was in the right

New Driver for #23:

New Driver for #23:

June 21, 2001
Team 23 owner Phil Bonifield announced today that Late Model driver Dana White had been signed to drive the number 23 Quality Outdoor Products Chevrolet on the CTS. White, a Late Model standout, from the Charlotte region, will compete in six or more events this season