L.W. Miller News

Bristol Track Record Broken UPDATE2..or is it?:

Bristol Track Record Broken UPDATE2..or is it?:

February 26, 2009
Four NASCAR Whelen Modified Series champions were among six drivers tested at Bristol Motor Speedway during a test session on Tuesday. The fastest time of the day was clocked by L.W. Miller of Dushore, Pa. Miller circled the .533-mile oval in 14.742 sec., breaking

Hornaday to pilot bobsled in annual Bodine Challenge:

Hornaday to pilot bobsled in annual Bodine Challenge:

December 6, 2007
Three 2007 NASCAR Champions have joined the list of drivers participating in the 3rd Annual Geoff Bodine Bobsled Challenge, presented by Whelen Engineering, January 3-5 at the Olympic Sports Complex in Lake Placid, N.Y. Craftsman Truck Series Champion Ron Hornaday,

Nextel Cup Series Champions Week “ Day 4:

Nextel Cup Series Champions Week “ Day 4:

November 30, 2007
NASCAR's 2007 champions gathered today for the 12th annual photo shoot traditionally taken at a New York City landmark. This year, the photo was shot at New York's Brooklyn Bridge Park. NASCAR's national series, developmental series, and weekly series champions joined

Miller scores win for Victory Junction:

Miller scores win for Victory Junction:

July 5, 2004
L.W. Miller, a part-time racer in the Truck Series and the current S.M.A.R.T. Modified point leader, won Friday's 150-lap feature event at Caraway Speedway and donated the winnings - $1,825 - to the Victory Junction Gang Camp. "We've had a good season," said Miller

New driver for the #28:

New driver for the #28:

April 8, 2004
hearing that Buddy Davis will make his Truck Series debut in the #28 at Mansfield, OH [not artinsville], replacing L.W. Miller. Davis is the marketing director for Anderson Speedway in Anderson, IN. Davis is now listed as the driver on the fdnyracing.com site.(4-8-

Daytona Testing Speeds – Day 2 [32 listed]:

Daytona Testing Speeds – Day 2 [32 listed]:

January 11, 2004
#4-Bobby Hamilton, Dodge, 49.786 seconds, 180.774 mph #99-Carl Edwards, Ford, 49.821, 180.647 #25-Jamie Aube/Phil Bonifeld, Chevrolet, 49.846, 180.556 #18-Chad Chaffin, Dodge, 49.903, 180.350 #59-Steve Grissom, Dodge, 49.922, 180.281 #8-Chase Montgomery, Dodge, 49

Some Martinsville Notes:

Some Martinsville Notes:

April 9, 2003
Martinsville is just one of two facilities on the schedule since 1995 without a repeat winner. The other venue with eight winners in eight races is The Milwaukee Mile. Farthest run to victory occurred in Advance Auto Parts 250: Forced to start 33rd in last year's Martinsville

Graybeal Motorsports to run partial BGN schedule

Graybeal Motorsports to run partial BGN schedule

November 25, 1997
"Graybeal Motorsports plans to run 12 Busch Series events next season, with car owner Keith Graybeal teaming with former ARCA driver L.W. Miller III and