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Johanna Long wins Snowball Derby:

Johanna Long wins Snowball Derby:

December 6, 2010
Debris littered the half-mile oval one final time Sunday at Five Flags Speedway in Pensacola, FL. This time, though, no crew was about to clean it up. Pensacola teenager Johanna Long shed tears of joy after hoisting the Tom Dawson trophy to celebrate an historic victory

Johanna Long wins Snowball Derby:

Johanna Long wins Snowball Derby:

December 6, 2010
Johanna Long, Pensacola's 18-year-old phenom, outlasted 36 other drivers to take the checkered flag at the 43rd Annual Snowball Derby and become just the second female to win America's most prestigious short-track race. Long held off Donnie Wilson over the final 13

Cobb picks up Homestead sponsor: UPDATE:

Cobb picks up Homestead sponsor: UPDATE:

November 15, 2010
Jennifer Jo Cobb has secured sponsorship from Lilly's Cosmetics for the season finale race at Homestead, a deal that came about, according to the driver, as a result of her team's presence week after week in the Truck garage. Cobb also noted that her team will be returning

Truck Series News & Notes:

Truck Series News & Notes:

March 6, 2006
John Deere 200 marks series' 100th race with at least one female starter. Terry Cook to become second series driver to log 200 consecutive starts Veteran Kelly Sutton (# 02 Team Copaxone Chevrolet) and Raybestos Rookie of the Year contender Erin Crocker (# 98 Cheerios

Kentucky News and Notes:

Kentucky News and Notes:

July 7, 2005
Kentucky Speedway will host a major milestone in NASCAR history Saturday when Bill Lester (#22 Toyota) becomes the first African American competitor to win $1 million during his career in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. Lester, 44, has won $993,586 in 90 series

Milwaukee News and Notes:

Milwaukee News and Notes:

June 21, 2005
Wild Michigan race scrambles points standings Hamilton regained the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series championship lead from Musgrave with his third-place finish June 18 at Michigan International Speedway. The defending series champion is five points up on Paramount Health

Michigan News and Notes:

Michigan News and Notes:

June 15, 2005
Milestone race comes in Cooks backyard Terry Cook (#10 Power Stroke Diesel by International Ford) and his team chose the right time to hit their stride. Cook, on a three-race string of top-10 finishes and eighth in championship standings, will make his 200th NASCAR

Sutton to tie record:

Sutton to tie record:

June 9, 2005
#02-Kelly Sutton is expected to make her 32nd career start and tie Tammy Jo Kirk (1997-98) for the most starts by a woman in series history.(Dallas Morning News)(6-9-2005)

Texas News and Notes:

Texas News and Notes:

June 7, 2005
Renshaw in bounce-back at Dover Even champions occasionally feel the sting of failing to qualify for a race but that fact doesnt completely erase the disappointment. When Deborah Renshaw (#8 EasyCare Vehicle Service Dodge) missed last months race at Lowes Motor Speedway

Phoenix News and Notes:

Phoenix News and Notes:

October 27, 2004
For Brandon Whitt (No. 38 Werner Ladder/Cure Autism Now Ford), the final three races of the season cant come soon enough. Not because he wants to see his rookie season end, but because hes finally seeing some tracks that hes been to before. "Over 90% of the tracks

Gordon to run at Daytona:

Gordon to run at Daytona:

July 1, 2004
Tina Gordon is expected to make her Busch Series 2nd Busch start of 2004 [ran at Talladega in April finishing 28th] with Jay Robinson Racing at Daytona. She will be driving the #39 car and will bring four sponsors from her former Craftsman Truck Series team with her

Atlanta Notes:

Atlanta Notes:

March 12, 2004
Some records seem destined to last forever, like Bill Elliott's qualifying marks of 210.364 and 212.809 mph, respectively, at Daytona International Speedway and Talladega Superspeedway. Geoffrey Bodine (No. 03 Team EJP Chevrolet) holds the title to one such lap - with

NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCK SERIES NEWS AND NOTES DAYTONA

NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCK SERIES NEWS AND NOTES DAYTONA

February 9, 2004
10-year anniversary for series begins at Daytona The 2004 season figures to be the most competitive yet with an unprecedented three former champions #42-Mike Skinner, #16-Jack Sprague and #24-Travis Kvapil competing fulltime. Sprague will be in pursuit of his fourth

Advil re-ups with Jay Robinson Racing:

Advil re-ups with Jay Robinson Racing:

February 5, 2004
Wyeth Consumer Healthcare, makers of fast-acting Advil Liqui-Gels announce that they are returning to team up with Jay Robinson Racing to sponsor the #49 Advil Ford Taurus in the NASCAR Busch Series for the 2004 season. The race season will start at the Daytona International

Robinson and Kirk turn to fans:

Robinson and Kirk turn to fans:

December 18, 2003
Tammy Jo Kirk and Jay Robinson Racing are trying to raise funds for their Busch efforts in 2004. They are looking for $500,000. They want to get 5000 fans to sponsor the team at $100.00 each. In return they get their name on the car and a chance to come to the races