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James Hylton Enters Daytona 500 in RCR car:

in 1966 James Harvey Hylton was named Rookie of the Year in NASCAR's Grand National Division [now known as Nextel Cup], starting an amazing career that would span five decades. During his career, Hylton would go on to finish second in NASCAR Grand National points ...

Damon & Robin Lusk welcome new addition to family:

Damon Lusk, driver of the #25 Woodard Racing Chevy, and wife Robin Lusk became proud parents of a healthy baby girl. Taylor Diane Lusk was delivered at 5:00am weighing in at 6 pounds, 9 ounces.(truckseries.com)(11-7-2006)...

Lusk replaces Reid in #25:

Woodard Racing officials say that Damon Lusk will drive the #25 Woodard Racing Dodge in the next three Craftsman Truck Series events. Lusk begins his duty with the team in Saturday's Kroger 200 at Martinsville Speedway. He'll also compete in the truck races at Atlanta...

Zekko Racing Plans Full Time Effort in 2007: UPDATE:

David Tomasello started Zekko Racing last November. It plans a full Busch schedule in 2007 and seven Nextel Cup races with driver Damon Lusk.(Charlotte Observer)(10-1-2006) UPDATE: Statement from Damon Lusk: "I have met with David Tomasello several times, and at this...

Stewart flips again, Kruseman wins at Chili Bowl UPDATE Stewart is OK:

Two-time Chili Bowl king Cory Kruseman outlasted P.J. Jones and a host of other challengers in Friday nights hotly-contested 25-lap Warren CAT Qualifying night feature at Tulsa Expo Raceways 20th Annual OReilly Chili Bowl Midget Nationals. Friday nights feature...

Stewart flips, Lasoski wins at Chili Bowl:

Danny Lasoski scored a wire-to-wire victory as the 20th Annual O'Reilly Chili Bowl Midget Nationals kicked off with Wednesday night's 25-lap Creek Nation Casino Qualifying Night main event. Lasoski fought off Steve Kinser for the win, with Jerry Coons, Jr., taking ...

Brown #43 crew chief:

Teddy Brown, who began this season as crew chief for Randy LaJoie, has been selected to fill the same position with the #43 Curb-Agajanian team. He took over last week at Milwaukee. Brown replaces Dan Glauz, who moved to Jim Smith's #2 truck team with Jimmy Spencer...

Edwards wins pole at Kentucky:

#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...

Brown to crew chief Lusk?

Teddy Brown, who started the season as the crew chief for Randy LaJoie at #34-Frank Cicci Racing, is soon expected to be named the crew chief for Damon Lusk.(BGNRacing.com)(6-11-2005)...

Sorenson wins pole at Nashville:

#41-Reed Sorenson won his first career Busch Pole Award on Saturday for the Pepsi 300 at Nashville Superspeedway. The rest of the top-five are #2-Clint Bowyer, #60-Carl Edwards, #12-Tim Fedewa and #20-Denny Hamlin. Missing the race were: #16-John Hayden, #85-Damon ...

Edwards wins pole at Atlanta:

#60-Carl Edwards won the pole for the Aaron's 312 at Atlanta Motor Speedway with a lap of 191.364mph, almost 2mph faster the the outside pole sitter, #18-J.J. Yeley [189.564mph], the rest of the top five are @48-Jimmie Johnson, #47-Jon Wood and #2-Clint Bowyer. #41...

Lusk’s plans UPDATE 2:

Damon Lusk is in the final stages of putting together his plans for the 2005 NASCAR Busch Series season. Look for an announcement next week regarding his plans.(Damon Lusk site)(2-3-2005) UPDATE: An announcement is expected this coming Monday or Tuesday. The team's...

Raines takes over #74 ride:

Tony Raines has replaced Damon Lusk behind the wheel of BACE Motorsports' Busch #74 entry, starting with tomorrow's O'Reilly 300 at Texas Motor Speedway. Raines has 143 career starts for owner Bill Baumgardner, posting 13 top-5 and 35 top-10 finishes, including a ...

Raines in the #74 at Bristol:

#74 driver Damon Lusk will take a hiatus from the Outdoor Channel Chevrolet at Bristol Motor Speedway this weekend. Tony Raines returns to the helm of the BACE Busch Series entry at the same race where he posted a career best finish (2nd), just one year ago. Lusk...

Lusk “Heads Up” St. Baldricks Event:

When the NASCAR Busch Series returns to action next weekend at Darlington Raceway, one of its competitors is sure to be sporting a new look. BACE Motorsports driver Damon Lusk did not only remove his helmet during the off-weekend but his hair as well. Helping to...

Bliss wins pole at Las Vegas:

#20-Mike Bliss broke the track qualifying record Friday with his lap at 171.238 mph to claim the pole for Saturday's Sam's Town 300 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway (4:00pm/et, FX). It's the first NASCAR Busch Series pole for Bliss, who finished 10th in points but without...

ODDS:

Micah Roberts, of Las Vegas' Station Casinos sports books, has chosen Kevin Harvick and Matt Kenseth as his favorites (3-to-1) to win the NASCAR Busch Series Sam's Town 300 March 6 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Last year's winner, Joe Nemechek, is third at 5-to-1. ...

Outdoor Channel returns to BACE, Lusk to drive in the #74:

The Outdoor Channel announced it will continue its partnership with BACE Motorsports in the 2004 NASCAR Busch Series season. Damon Lusk joins the BACE Motorsports stable as driver of the #74 Outdoor Channel Chevrolet. Lusk made 11 Busch Series starts in 2002, finishing...

New BACE Sponsors? UPDATE 3:

TrusJoist and Sta-Rite Pumps are going to sponosr Damon Lusk at BACE Motorsports [#33? #74?](BGNRacing.com) UPDATE: being told that the Sta-Rite deal has fallen thru and will not sponsor the BACE team.(11-29-2003) UPDATE 2: also hearing Lusk will NOT drive for BACE...

Lusk and sponsor not back with the #6?

BGNRacing is hearing that Damon Lusk and Sta-Rite Pumps will not be returning to Tommy Baldwin Racing in 2004. Lusk and Sta-Rite will reportedly move to another Busch team with an announcement coming in the next two weeks. As far as the #6 TBR team goes, they seem ...