Ronnie Hornaday News

Chrissy/Mike Wallace to run Talladega: UPDATE 4 Chrissy to run 2-3 races:

Chrissy/Mike Wallace to run Talladega: UPDATE 4 Chrissy to run 2-3 races:

October 22, 2009
From The Hot Pass: Chrissy Wallace will drive a truck for Rick Ware Racing at Talladega Superspeedway next month. And if her father, Mike, gets his wish, he'll be racing alongside her. Mike Wallace is searching for sponsorship so the Wallace's can be the first father

NASCAR’s First Father-Daughter Duo To Compete At Talladega:

NASCAR’s First Father-Daughter Duo To Compete At Talladega:

October 14, 2009
For the first time in NASCAR's history, a father-daughter duo will race in a national series event. Mike Wallace and his 21-year-old daughter, Chrissy Wallace, are slated to compete in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Mountain Dew 250 fueled by Fred's at Talladega

Evernham Motorsports names team director, engineer for #98:

Evernham Motorsports names team director, engineer for #98:

April 20, 2006
Beginning this week, Patrick Donahue will take the lead as the Team Director of Evernham Motorsports 98 Cheerios/Betty Crocker truck team. Scott McDougal, will now serve as the team's engineer. Ronnie Hornaday will continue his duties as truck director and front tire

New leadership structure for #98 team:

New leadership structure for #98 team:

March 30, 2006
Evernham Motorsports has announced that the #98 Cheerios/Betty Crocker Truck Series team will adopt the leadership approach featuring a team director, car director and engineer used by Evernham's Cup teams beginning with this weekend's race at Martinsville Speedway

Ronnie Hornaday to drive the #63 at Lowe’s:

Ronnie Hornaday to drive the #63 at Lowe’s:

May 15, 2003
MB Motorsports and marketing partners, Summer Bay Resort and Dave Porter Truck Sales have for the second time this year called upon Ronnie Hornaday III to drive the #63 Ford Truck. Ronnie III piloted the #63 Truck at Daytona; finishing 27th after a clutch gave up late

Ronnie Hornaday III to drive the #63 at Daytona:

Ronnie Hornaday III to drive the #63 at Daytona:

February 6, 2003
MB Motorsports and marketing partners, Summer Bay Resort and Dave Porter Truck Sales, are pleased to announce that Ronnie Hornaday III will drive the #63 Ford in the CTS race at Daytona next. I was so excited last night when I got the call from Mike Mittler, I couldnt

ChannelLock on the move?

ChannelLock on the move?

October 11, 2001
ChannelLock on the move? Channellock may be leaving team owner Armando Fitz's Busch Series operation [#11 Chevy], along with driver Ron Hornaday. The longtime sponsor on the circuit is reportedly in negotiations to move with Hornaday to [#43] Curb-Agajanian Motorsports

Hornaday III to debut

Hornaday III to debut

June 14, 2001
Ronnie Hornaday III will make his BGN debut in the inaugural Outback 300 at Kentucky. Hornaday III, who has competed in 10 CTS races, will drive a second Foyt Racing entry for the event. "I'm looking forward to racing at Kentucky," said Hornaday III, who will be driving

Hornaday to run a BGN race

Hornaday to run a BGN race

April 8, 2001
Hornaday Racing has just purchased a 2001 Chevrolet Busch car to add to their stable. They will be announcing that Ronnie Hornaday (Ron's son) will be running his 1st Busch race in the very near future and where(Ronnie Hornaday Site)(4-8-2001)

Hornaday III to run at Calif:

Hornaday III to run at Calif:

October 23, 2000
Ron Hornaday Jr. will own and field a truck for his son, Ronnie Hornaday III, at California Speedway this weekend. The 21-year old made five starts in 1999, with a best finish of 16th at Nazareth Speedway and a 17th finish at Nashville Speedway. Hornaday III had planned

Hornaday III to ARCA UPDATE:

Hornaday III to ARCA UPDATE:

January 29, 2000
TDK Racing, based in Mooresville, NC announced that they have named Ronnie Hornaday III to drive their 1999 Chevys for the full ARCA schedule in 2000. After posting some impressive lap times in mandatory testing at Daytona in December TDK Racing Team Owners David Leiner

Horaday’s Son:

Horaday’s Son:

April 15, 1999
Ronnie Hornaday, Ron Hornaday's 19-year-old son will attempt to make the field for the NAPA 250 on Saturday in the #97 Chevy(4-15-1999)