Andy Hillenburg News

Canadian Bourque to drive Hillenburg entry at ORP? UPDATE: Announcement:

Canadian Bourque to drive Hillenburg entry at ORP? UPDATE: Announcement:

July 27, 2007
Hearing that Canadian Pierre Bourque will be driving an entry in the Truck Series race at OReilly Raceway Park for Andy Hillenburg's Fast Track Racing team. The team most recently fielded a truck at Kentucky for Brian Silas. Bourque is a competitor in the NASCAR Busch

ARCA rookie, Silas enters truck race:

ARCA rookie, Silas enters truck race:

June 13, 2007
It will be a busy week for Bryan Silas, who turns 20 on Wednesday. Silas is entered in the truck series event driving the #71 Chevy owned by Andy Hillenburg. Nortrax, Fast Track High Performance Driving School and Palm Beach Grading (PBG) will all sponsor Silas' third

Double-Duty for Silas:

Double-Duty for Silas:

May 17, 2007
In addition to making his second Toledo Speedway start in the ARCA series, Bryan Silas is also attempting to make the Craftsman Truck Series event for the Quaker Steak & Lube 200 at Lowes Motor Speedway. Silas will be driving the #71-Fast Track Racing Chevy for owner

Double-duty for Silas at Kansas:

Double-duty for Silas at Kansas:

April 24, 2007
Bryan Silas, currently 9th in points in the ARCA series, is also entered in the O'Reilly Auto Parts 250 Truck Series event at Kansas Speedway. Silas is slated to drive the # 71-PBG/Fast Track Chevy owed by Andy Hillenburg.(4-24-2007)

McCumbee picks up first ARCA Series win at Nashville: UPDATE: McCumbee to run at least two more ARCA events:

McCumbee picks up first ARCA Series win at Nashville: UPDATE: McCumbee to run at least two more ARCA events:

April 10, 2007
Chad McCumbee knew he had a good car and proved it in the end to win the ARCA RE/MAX Series 150 Saturday afternoon at Nashville Superspeedway. McCumbee, in Jennifer Belmont's #62 Nortrax-Holland Pump Chevy, powered inside of Cale Gale [#33 Kevin Harvick Inc. Chevy]

Kimmel and Hillenburg team up for Daytona 500:

Kimmel and Hillenburg team up for Daytona 500:

February 7, 2007
Eight-time ARCA Series Champion, Frank Kimmel will attempt to make his first career start in the Daytona 500 Nextel Cup Series race with the help of fellow ARCA Champion Andy Hillenburg. Kimmel will pilot the #71 FastTrack Ford for the Speed Week events including Sunday

McCumbee to run ARCA race at Daytona:

McCumbee to run ARCA race at Daytona:

January 30, 2007
Andy Belmont announced last weekend at the Eastern Motorsports Press Association in Trevose, PA that NOS Energy Drink will sponsor the #62 Andy Belmont Racing entry at the February 10th season-opening ARCA 200 at Daytona Int'l Speedway. Chad McCumbee is set to drive

McCumbee to run ARCA race at Pocono: UPDATE:

McCumbee to run ARCA race at Pocono: UPDATE:

July 24, 2006
Former ARCA Series champion Andy Hillenburg has reunited with former driver and now Truck Series driver Chad McCumbee to pilot Hillenburg's #11 Chevy Monte Carlo in Saturday's ARCA Series Pennsylvania 200 from Pocono Raceway. The team will unload a 2006 Chevy Monte

Paul Tracy to race in Busch Series in 2006: UPDATE 5 Deal Announced:

Paul Tracy to race in Busch Series in 2006: UPDATE 5 Deal Announced:

January 20, 2006
Paul Tracy will make the jump to the NASCAR Busch Series in selected races in 2006. Tracy, who was in Daytona testing an ARCA car for Andy HIllenburg, told MRN Radio's "NASCAR Today" that he will run a second Busch car for Biagi Brothers [#4 team with Mark Green driving

Paul Tracy to race in Busch Series in 2006 UPDATE Full-time in 2007:

Paul Tracy to race in Busch Series in 2006 UPDATE Full-time in 2007:

December 24, 2005
Paul Tracy will make the jump to the NASCAR Busch Series in selected races in 2006. Tracy, who was in Daytona testing an ARCA car for Andy HIllenburg, told MRN Radio's "NASCAR Today" that he will run a second Busch car for Biagi Brothers [#4 team with Mark Green driving

Paul Tracy to race in Busch Series in 2006: UPDATE

Paul Tracy to race in Busch Series in 2006: UPDATE

December 19, 2005
Paul Tracy will make the jump to the NASCAR Busch Series in selected races in 2006. Tracy, who was in Daytona testing an ARCA car for Andy HIllenburg, told MRN Radio's "NASCAR Today" that he will run a second Busch car for Biagi Brothers [#4 team with Mark Green driving

Paul Tracy to race in Busch Series in 2006:

Paul Tracy to race in Busch Series in 2006:

December 17, 2005
Paul Tracy will make the jump to the NASCAR Busch Series in selected races in 2006. Tracy, who was in Daytona testing an ARCA car for Andy HIllenburg, told MRN Radio's "NASCAR Today" that he will run a second Busch car for Biagi Brothers [#4 team with Mark Green driving

Some ARCA/NASCAR stuff at Talladega:

Some ARCA/NASCAR stuff at Talladega:

September 29, 2005
Jason Hedlesky, the spotter for #49 Ken Schrader in Cup and Carl Edwards Busch Series spotter, is resuming his ARCA career by teaming up with fellow Michigan native Hardcore Motorsports to field the EMP Dodge Charger in the race at Talladega Superspeedway Saturday

Kinser to drive for MB2 Motorsports in ARCA at MIS:

Kinser to drive for MB2 Motorsports in ARCA at MIS:

August 17, 2005
World of Outlaws racer, Kraig Kinser, who joined MB2 Motorsports' driver development program this season, will compete in Friday's ARCA event, the Hantz Group 200 -- at Michigan International Speedway (MIS). The 20-year-old son of legendary sprint car racer, Steve

Paul Tracy to run for RCR at Michigan UPDATE:

Paul Tracy to run for RCR at Michigan UPDATE:

August 2, 2005
Robin Miller of Speed Channel reports: It won't be official for a few days but Paul Tracy will make his long-awaited NASCAR debut in three weeks at Michigan, driving a fourth car for Richard Childress [probably the #33 team]. The 36-year-old Canadian and Champ Car'