Alex Garcia News

Alex Garcia planning to run road course races:

Alex Garcia planning to run road course races:

February 1, 2010
Alex Garcia was supposed to be a full-time Nationwide Series competitor in 2008, only to find himself one of countless drivers and teams whose plans were shuttered due to reductions in sponsor dollars. Since failing to qualify for the NNS race at Watkins Glen in August

Congrats to Alex Garcia:

Congrats to Alex Garcia:

December 20, 2008
Nationwide Series driver Alex Garcia and his wife Daniela welcomed their second child into the world Saturday afternoon. Baby girl Angelina joins three-year-old brother Juan Pablo. Garcia plans a partial Nationwide schedule again in 2009.(12-20-2008)

Garcia making second attempt of the year:

Garcia making second attempt of the year:

July 29, 2008
Alex Garcia, driver of the #98 Dixien/OmniSource Chevy, will be making his second start of the 2008 season when his team hits the track at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. Garcia's first start of the season was in Mexico City. For the second time this season, the #98 Dixien

Garcia Testing:

Garcia Testing:

July 17, 2008
Alex Garcia is testing Thursday at Carolina Motorsports Park, driving the #98 for Transnet Racing.(Carolina Motorsports Park)(7-17-2008)

Garcia Tring to Make Oval Debut:

Garcia Tring to Make Oval Debut:

September 5, 2007
This weekend marks an important turning point for Transnet Racing as driver #98-Alex Garcia will attempt to make his first Busch Series start on an oval track. Garcia, who made his Busch Series debut at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City, Mexico earlier this

Testing in Kershaw SC:

Testing in Kershaw SC:

August 1, 2007
hearing that #15-Paul Menard and Ken Schrader [in an unknown Busch Series car] are testing at the Carolina Motorsports Park in Kershaw, SC in preparation for the Watkins Glen races coming up. In the last few weeks Ryan Newman, Robby Gordon, Regan Smith, Max Papis,

Eight Countries Represented at Montreal Race:

Eight Countries Represented at Montreal Race:

July 31, 2007
Drivers representing eight countries are entered in the event, led by a 27-man contingent from the United States. Eight Canadians, including Montreals own Patrick Carpentier (#22 Zelars & Komatsu Dodge) who will make his NASCAR debut and veteran NASCAR road ace Ron

Crew chief leaves #98 team and is looking:

Crew chief leaves #98 team and is looking:

June 21, 2007
Immediate changes happened for Crew Chief Jason Roche' and the #98 Transnet Racing team based out of Atlanta, GA. After a quick start with the Mexico Busch Race earlier this year and a solid run in the Michigan ARCA Race last weekend, they have decided to part ways

Transnet Racing to Run Limited Busch Schedule:

Transnet Racing to Run Limited Busch Schedule:

February 9, 2007
Transnet Racing announced it will take a major step in the direction of its motorsports program by competing in a limited Busch Series schedule this season, with the goal to run a full-championship effort in 2008. Transnet Racing makes the move to NASCAR following