Stan Boyd News

Edwards wins pole at Atlanta:

Edwards wins pole at Atlanta:

March 18, 2005
#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

Truex Jr. wins pole at Memphis:

Truex Jr. wins pole at Memphis:

October 22, 2004
interesting top-5, #8-Martin Truex Jr. won the pole for the Sam's Town 250 at Memphis Motorsports Park with a speed of 120.198mph, with #6-Bill Elliott, making his first Busch start since 1994, will start 2nd in the #6 Elvis / Baldwin Racing Dodge with a speed 119

#10 Sponsor for Memphis:

#10 Sponsor for Memphis:

October 21, 2004
www.theacex.com (Buy-Sell-Trade Sports Cards) will be the "Primary Sponsor" for the #10 Davis Motorsports Chevy that Gus Wasson will drive in the Sam's Town 250 at Memphis Motorsports Park. RaceGirl Fashions

Crewman Injured:

Crewman Injured:

May 2, 2004
NASCAR Busch Series driver #51-Stan Boyd, his crew chief and another crew member were involved in a pit road accident in Saturday's Stater Bros. 300 at California Speedway. Boyd was attempting to pit on Lap 64 of 150 when he lost control entering pit road, spun backwards

Crosby to run Talladega UPDATE:

Crosby to run Talladega UPDATE:

April 16, 2004
Kim Crosby announced during a recent chat on her website that she will be driving a Ware Racing entry at Talladega. Additional races will be announced once sponsorship is finalized.(BGNRacing.com)(4-8-2004

Busch wins the pole at Texas:

Busch wins the pole at Texas:

April 1, 2004
#5-Kyle Busch snagged his second Busch series pole of the season and his career for Saturday's O'Reilly 300 at Texas Motor Speedway. Busch turned a lap of 189.847mph. #60-Greg Biffle was second fastest at 189.827mph, followed by #37-David Green, #87-Joe Nemechek and

Notes from Daytona:

Notes from Daytona:

January 22, 2004
Kim Crosby was in a #28 Pontiac at Daytona. The car is a former Jay Robinson Racing machine, with a motor from Black Cat Racing, the team she is testing with in Daytona. The Pontiac orginally came from the Baker Racing stable with driver Brad Baker. Gus Wasson was

Daytona Testing Speeds – Day 3 [non-drafting]:

Daytona Testing Speeds – Day 3 [non-drafting]:

January 12, 2004
#59-Steve Grissom,Dodge 182.994 #10-Terry Cook,Ford 182.760 #99-Carl Edwards,Ford 182.382 #4-Chad Chaffin,Dodge 181.594 #67b-Steadman Marlin, Ford 181.583 #1-Andy Houston,Dodge 181.528 #8-Chase Montgomery,Dodge 181.426 #50-Jon Wood,Ford 181.057 #08-Ken Weaver,Chevy

Daytona Testing Speeds – Day 1 [32 listed]:

Daytona Testing Speeds – Day 1 [32 listed]:

January 10, 2004
#99-Carl Edwards, Ford, 49.664 seconds, 181.218mph #50-Jon Wood, Ford, 49.919, 180.292 #8-Chase Montgomery, Dodge, 49.954, 180.166 #4-Bobby Hamilton, Dodge, 49.985, 180.054 #18-Chad Chaffin, Dodge, 50.153, 179.451 #59-Steve Grissom, Dodge, 50.272, 179.026 #46-Dennis

Chris Wimmer to Drive #63 MB Motorsports Ford Truck in 2004:

Chris Wimmer to Drive #63 MB Motorsports Ford Truck in 2004:

January 9, 2004
Chris Wimmer, a veteran ASA driver from Wausau, Wisconsin, has signed to drive for MB Motorsports in 2004. Chris comes from a racing family following the career path of his late uncle Larry Detjens and older brother Scott Wimmer, driver of Bill Davis's #22 Nextel Cup

Shepherd Changes his own tires UPDATE:

Shepherd Changes his own tires UPDATE:

July 19, 2001
many readers had told me this and it was confirmed on ESPN2's RPM2Night that #21-Morgan Shepherd changed his own tires during a pit stop at the Kentucky CTS race. I was told by a source that it was done for two reasons: one was that Shepherd had a few volunteers on

Shepherd Changes his own CTS tires UPDATE:

Shepherd Changes his own CTS tires UPDATE:

July 19, 2001
Shepherd Changes his own CTS tires UPDATE: many readers had told me this and it was confirmed on ESPN2's RPM2Night that #21-Morgan Shepherd changed his own tires during a pit stop at the Kentucky CTS race. I was told by a source that it was done for two reasons: one

Boyd in the #7:

Boyd in the #7:

April 4, 2001
Stan Boyd, driver of the #89 Chevrolet which plans to run seven CTS races in 2001, will wheel the #7 Chevy Conley Racing truck at Martinsville. This truck is virtually unsponsored and the team is supported by all volunteers under the direction of Owner/Crew chief John

Stan Boyd info:

Stan Boyd info:

January 18, 2001
Stan Boyd hopes to be driving for someone else on a full-time basis in 2001, but that deal has yet-to-be-determined. If Boyd doesn't get a full-time gig in 2001, he hopes to enter his own truck(#89) in 5-7 races with or without a sponsor. The last couple of years have