Clint Bowyer News

Newman wins 3rd in a row:

Newman wins 3rd in a row:

August 26, 2005
#39-Ryan Newman won the rain soaked Food City 250 at Bristol Motor Speedway after enduring two red flags for rain and a late caution on lap 246 when #18-Yeley spun, resulting in a green-white-checker, but Newman held off #66-Greg Biffle for the win, his third straight

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Bristol

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Bristol

August 24, 2005
Only 10 races to go in NASCAR Busch Series season Friday nights race marks an important juncture in the NASCAR Busch Series season 10 races remaining for drivers challenging for the championship. Martin Truex Jr. (#8 Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet), the defending NASCAR

Newman wins at Michigan:

Newman wins at Michigan:

August 20, 2005
#39-Ryan Newman won the Domino's Pizza 250 at Michigan International Speedway for his 3nd win in a row and of the yerat and 3rd of his career, Newman also won at Waykins Glen last week. Newman took advantage of a caution flag late in the race, bunching the field and

Qualifying Rained out at MIS:

Qualifying Rained out at MIS:

August 20, 2005
Rain/wet track canceled qualifying for the Domino's Pizza 250 at Michigan International Speedway, so the field was set via the rules books, Top 35 in owners points, past champs, winners not already in and race attempts, so #8-Martin Truex Jr. will start first followed

Truex Jr. wins at IRP:

Truex Jr. wins at IRP:

August 6, 2005
#8-Martin Truex Jr. won the rain-delayed Kroger 200 at Indianapolis Raceway Park for his 6th win of the season and 12th of his career. #2-Clint Bowyer finished second followed by #41-Reed Sorenson, #35-Jason Keller and #14-David Stremme. Truex Jr. increases his points

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: IRP

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: IRP

August 2, 2005
Indianapolis Raceway Park sits some fifteen minutes west of Indianapolis Motor Speedway. But IRP is a storied track in its own right, one with NASCAR history tied directly to it. The NASCAR Busch Series has raced at IRP since the series inception in 1982. The exciting

Watkins Glen Testing…no speeds:

Watkins Glen Testing…no speeds:

August 2, 2005
Almost fifty NASCAR NEXTEL Cup and Busch Series cars teamed up for an open test today at Watkins Glen International in preparation for the SIRIUS Satellite Radio at The Glen and Zippo 200 events August 11-14th. Some of the driverss testing: #39-Scott Pruett (Tues.

Sorenson wins at Gateway:

Sorenson wins at Gateway:

July 30, 2005
#41-Reed Sorenson won the Wallace Family Tribute 250 at Gateway International Speedway for his 2nd win of the season and of his career, beating #6-Mike Wallace, who was followed by #60-Carl Edwards, #27-David Green and #11-Paul Menard. Pole sitter and points leader

David Green wins at Pikes Peak:

David Green wins at Pikes Peak:

July 23, 2005
#27-David Green won the ITT Industries, Systems Division and Goulds Pumps Salute to the Troops 250 presented by Dodge at Pikes Peak International Raceway, his first Busch Series victory since 2003 on Saturday. The win was Green's 9th of his career. Green passed #2-

Bowyer wins pole at Pikes Peak:

Bowyer wins pole at Pikes Peak:

July 22, 2005
#2-Clint Bowyer won the pole for the ITT Industries, Systems Division and Goulds Pumps Salute to the Troops 250 presented by Dodge [WHEW!] at Pikes Peak International Raceway with a speed of 133.611mph. Rounding out the top-5 are #1-Johnny Sauter, #64-Bill Elliott

Truex Jr. wins at Daytona:

Truex Jr. wins at Daytona:

July 1, 2005
#8-Martin Truex Jr. won the Winn-Dixie 250 presented by PepsiCo at the Daytona International Speedway in a Green-White-Checkered finish after a 13 car wreck with 2 laps to go. The win is Truex's 4th win of the season and 10th of his Busch Series career. #21-Kevin Harvick

Harvick wins pole at Daytona:

Harvick wins pole at Daytona:

July 1, 2005
#21-Kevin Harvick won the pole for the Winn-Dixie 250 presented by PepsiCo at the Daytona International Speedway with a speed of 182.515mph. It is Harvick's 12th career Busch Series pole and first since Phoenix in 2003. The rest of the top five are #11-Paul Menard, #

Daytona Testing:

Daytona Testing:

June 18, 2005
Testing on Monday, June 20 in preparation for the 47th annual Pepsi 400 NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series race and the fourth annual Winn Dixie 250 presented by Pepsico NASCAR Busch Series race. Joe Ruttman will test the #09 Phoenix Racing CHEVY [not Dodge?] along with the

Edwards wins at Kentucky:

Edwards wins at Kentucky:

June 18, 2005
#60-Carl Edwards won the Meijer 300 at Kentucky Speedway with a powerful 2-car pass to 2nd, then on the final restart, blew by #8-Martin Truex Jr. to win by about 10 car lenghts. Edwards dominated the race and led 150 of 200 laps. #2-Clint Bowyer was third, followed

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Kentucky

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Kentucky

June 15, 2005
Green, Wallace brothers look to compete at Kentucky A little sibling rivalry will be added to Saturday nights race at Kentucky Speedway as two sets of brothers will compete against each other in addition to the field. Two of the three racing Green brothers who hail

Bowyer wins at Nashville:

Bowyer wins at Nashville:

June 12, 2005
#2-Clint Bowyer won the Federated Auto Parts 300 at Nashville Superspeedway for his first career Busch Series win. The rain was rain-delayed a day. Points leader, #60-Carl Edwards missed the race as he was busy winning the Nextel Cup race at Pocono Raceway, Hank Parker

Qualifying rained out at Nashville:

Qualifying rained out at Nashville:

June 11, 2005
Qualifying for the Federated Auto Parts 300 at Nashville Superspeedway has been rained out with the lineup set by owners points/NASCAR Rules book [top 35 owners points, past winners, series champs, race attempt's, qual order]. So #60-Carl Edwards starts 1st [no pole

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Nashville

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Nashville

June 7, 2005
Nashville hub of Tennessee racing tradition Nashville has a rich racing heritage, starting with the horse track that became the Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway and ultimately led to the construction of the Nashville Superspeedway. The Music City Motorplex, the re-named

Qualifying Rained out at Dover:

Qualifying Rained out at Dover:

June 3, 2005
for the MBNA Racepoints 200 at Dover International Speedway, and the field was set by top 30 in Owners Points and race attempts for the other 13, so points leader #60-Carl Edwards starts 1st, followed by #21 Kevin Harvick [remember it is owners points NOT drivers points

Crew Standby for the #29:

Crew Standby for the #29:

May 29, 2005
Dan Blizzard, the front tire changer for RCR's Busch Series driver #2-Clint Bowyer, will be on standby to change front tires on Kevin Harvick's #29 Cup car. Regular front changer Jason Pulver cut his hand at home one week ago and is listed as doubtful.(USA Today)(5