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NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: California

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: California

August 30, 2005
Points report: Changing of the guard The top five in the NASCAR Busch Series championship driver standings underwent some changes following last Friday nights race at Bristol when Denny Hamlin (#20 Rockwell Automation Chevrolet) displaced Kenny Wallace (#22 AutoZone

Long out as crew chief of the #5? UPDATE 2:

Long out as crew chief of the #5? UPDATE 2:

August 29, 2005
hearing Hendrick Motorsports will replace Jim Long as the crew chief of the #5 Lowe's Chevy in the Busch Series, no word who will take over or what Long will do. The #5 Chevy has been driven by Blake Feese, Kyle Busch, Brian Vickers, Boston Ried, Kyle Krisiloff and

Nadeau coaching drivers, wants to race again:

Nadeau coaching drivers, wants to race again:

August 18, 2005
Jerry Nadeau returned to California Speedway on Monday and Tuesday, but in a far different role than his last visit in 2003, his last race run before the accident at Richmond. Instead of racing around the Fontana track like he did for seven years, Nadeau was serving

Fernandez To Drive 4 more Busch Races In the #5:

Fernandez To Drive 4 more Busch Races In the #5:

June 29, 2005
Lowe's and Hendrick Motorsports announced that open-wheel racing star Adrian Fernandez will drive the #5 Lowe's Chevrolet in four additional Busch Series races in 2005. Fernandez made his NASCAR debut March 6, leading four laps and finishing 10th on the Autodromo Hermanos

Truex Jr wins at Mexico:

Truex Jr wins at Mexico:

March 6, 2005
Defending Busch Series champion #8-Martin Truex Jr. won Telcel Motorola 200 at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City. #21-Harvick was 2nd, followed by #60-Edwards, #32-Hmiel and #1-Said. Rouning out the top 10 were: #64-Rusty Wallace, #2-Boyer, #22-Kenny Wallace

Goeters wins pole at Mexico; Fernandez crashes:

Goeters wins pole at Mexico; Fernandez crashes:

March 5, 2005
#66-Jorge Goeters took the pole for Sunday's Telcel / Motorola Mexico 200 at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit. He was followed by #83-Robby Gordon, #8-Martin Truex Jr., #87-Ron Fellows, and #1-Boris Said. #5-Adrian Fernandez spun out and hit the was on his

Some History:

Some History:

March 4, 2005
With NASCAR running a Busch series race in Mexico City this weekend, much has been made of the appearance of such Mexican drivers as Adrian Fernandez and Michel Jourdain Jr. becoming part of the NASCAR driver landscape, as though it were something new. In its first

California News and Notes:

California News and Notes:

February 25, 2005
The buzz surrounding Tony Stewarts (#33 Old Spice Chevrolet) own version of the pass in the grass en route to his first NASCAR Busch Series victory at Daytona last Saturday has barely died down. Now, the adrenaline rush following the 2005 season-opener now carries

Adrian Fernandez to run Busch race in Mexico? #5 Hendrick? Confirmed II:

Adrian Fernandez to run Busch race in Mexico? #5 Hendrick? Confirmed II:

February 10, 2005
NASCAR is believed to be working at securing Mexicos biggest auto racing star, Adrian Fernandez, a one-off ride for the upcoming Busch Series race at Mexico City. Fernandez, who was shut out of an IndyCar ride this year due to lack of sponsorship dollars - he preferred

Adrian Fernandez to run Busch race in Mexico? Hendrick car?

Adrian Fernandez to run Busch race in Mexico? Hendrick car?

January 29, 2005
NASCAR is believed to be working at securing Mexico’s biggest auto racing star, Adrian Fernandez, a one-off ride for the upcoming Busch Series race at Mexico City. Fernandez, who was shut out of an IndyCar ride this year due to lack of sponsorship dollars - he preferred

Jarrett to skip IROC race UPDATE Marcis in:

Jarrett to skip IROC race UPDATE Marcis in:

June 8, 2001
Jarrett to skip IROC race UPDATE Marcis in: due to his rib injury, Dale Jarrett will not race in the third IROC race of the 2001 season. No replacement has been named(FSN's Totally NASCAR)(6-7-2001) UPDATE: Dave Marcis will sub for Jarrett. Marcis also drove as a substitute

Marcis:

Marcis:

August 6, 1999
I don't report much IROC stuff, but thought this was interesting: True Value International Race Of Champions officials have announced that longtime test driver Dave Marcis will replace the injured Adrian Fernandez in the 40-lap IROC at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Spectators killed, injured in Michigan CART race

Spectators killed, injured in Michigan CART race

July 27, 1998
During the CART Michigan race which I was watching(while listening to the Penn 500), a wheel assmebly flew up in the crowd when Adrian Fernandez hit the wall. He was ok, but three spectators died and six more were hurt. My thoughts and prayers are with the families