Jerry Glanville News

Glanville to attempt Cup races in 2004:

Glanville to attempt Cup races in 2004:

October 19, 2003
Earlier this week Black Cat Racing (BCR), located in Jackson, TN., announced plans to run in two to three NEXTEL Cup events with the first to take place in Las Vegas on March 7, 2004. The driver of the BCR NEXTEL Cup car, which will attempt to qualify for the UAW-Daimler

Busch wins first ARCA race:

Busch wins first ARCA race:

April 12, 2003
17-year-old Kyle Busch set a track qualifying record in the afternoon, then backed it up Friday night at Nashville Superspeedway to win in just his second start on the ARCA circuit. Busch, the younger brother of Winston Cup star Kurt Busch, led 83 of 113 laps and held

DW and Mikey:

DW and Mikey:

June 16, 2002
DW and Mikey: Michael Waltrip took a playful jab at his older brother in a TV interview during the final practice. Darrell Waltrip speculated during Fox's prerace show last week that his brother could be headed to another team. "My brother reminds me of Jerry Glanville

TV News?

TV News?

August 3, 2000
According to a Perfect Paranoia anonymous source, details may be soon released about one of the networks plans for the 2001 Winston Cup season. Most of the names will be familiar, but expect a surprise or two. Nothing along the lines of Dennis Miller and Monday Night

Glanville on the tube:

Glanville on the tube:

May 26, 2000
former Atlanta Falcons and Houston Oilers(now the Tenn Titans) head coach, Jerry Glanville, will be talking NASCAR after TBS hired him to work on its coverage of it's BGN and Cup races. Although the race announcers are Allen Bestwick with analysts Buddy Baker and Dick

New Team:

New Team:

January 25, 2000
Jim Murphy of Lefturn Motorsports bought assets and equipment from Jerry Glanville's Team (#81)/Gloy-Rahal(#55) and Tokin Racing. The team will run up to five events in 2000 with Ricky Sanders driving the #19 Ford. Bucky Gregory is the crew chief. Sponsors for the

ARCA News:

ARCA News:

January 4, 2000
Jerry Glanville, former NFL head coach for the Atlanta Falcons and Houston Oilers, is planning to run a few ARCA events in 2000. Glanville has raced in the CTS and BGN along with some ARCA runs. Glanville will drive a Ford at Toledo, and hopes to run at Charlotte,

Glanville:

Glanville:

June 2, 1999
Jerry Glanville, the former NFL coach and network TV commentator, will attempt to qualify for the Dover BGN event. He made qualifying attempts at California and Las Vegas but failed to make the field. Glanville, who has also raced in the NASCAR Truck series, hasn't

Robby Gordon’s return

Robby Gordon’s return

April 21, 1998
This is what I hear about Robby Gordon's possible return to NASCAR: I hear he would not confirm driving for Budweiser but did confirm he was under a one year contract with Coors Beer and was released from that contract this past Friday(4-17) which opens the way for

Glanville released from hospital

Glanville released from hospital

April 21, 1998
Former NFL coach Jerry Glanville was released from a hospital Sunday one day after he broke four ribs and his left ankle when he wrecked his Thunderbird during a qualifying run for the NASCAR Winston West Phoenix 150 stock car race. No idea if this effects his plan

Jerry Glanville to make Cup attempt at Richmond

Jerry Glanville to make Cup attempt at Richmond

March 25, 1998
Former NFL coach Jerry Glanville will attempt to make his NASCAR Winston Cup Series debut in the June Richmond race. Glanville races periodically in the Craftsman Truck Series, USAR Hooters ProCup Series, Winston West Series, and anything else he can find. When not