Blake Feese News

Mears wins pole at Lowe’s:

Mears wins pole at Lowe’s:

October 14, 2004
#41-Casey Mears powered to his second NASCAR Busch Series pole of the season Thursday, turning a lap at 183.014mph to claim the top starting position for Friday night's SpongeBob 300 at Lowe's Motor Speedway

Leffler out at Kansas, Feese in; UPDATE Leffler back in OOPS – UPDATE 2…Leffler back out:

Leffler out at Kansas, Feese in; UPDATE Leffler back in OOPS – UPDATE 2…Leffler back out:

October 8, 2004
Blake Feese, who is part of Hendrick Motorsports' driver development program, was named to drive Gene Haas' Busch Series car this weekend at Kansas Speedway. Feese replaces Jason Leffler, who has driven Haas' #00 Haas Automation Chevry into third in the Busch standings

Menard wins pole at Kansas:

Menard wins pole at Kansas:

October 8, 2004
#11 rookie Paul Menard won his first pole for the Mr. Goodcents 300 at Kansas Speedway with a speed of 176.062mph, followed by #38-Kasey Kahne 175.684, #55-Robby Gordon 175.673 , #5-Kyle Busch 175.325 and #8-Martin Truex Jr. was 5th at 175.006. #00-Blake Feese qualified

Putnam named NEMCO crew chief:

Putnam named NEMCO crew chief:

August 17, 2004
NEMCO Motorsports team owner Joe Nemechek named Gary Putnam as crew chief of his #87 NASCAR Busch Series operation, replacing Brian Pattie. Putnam, who most recently served as crew chief for Petty Enterprises and NEXTEL Cup Series driver Jeff Green, takes over the

Feese and Reid to make more Busch starts:

Feese and Reid to make more Busch starts:

July 16, 2004
Blake Feese and Boston Reid will each make multiple NASCAR Busch Series starts in 2004 as a part of Hendrick Motorsports' driver development program, team owner Rick Hendrick announced Wednesday. Feese, 22, will enter his second career NASCAR event at Indianapolis

Busch comes from the back to win at Kentucky:

Busch comes from the back to win at Kentucky:

June 19, 2004
#5-Kyle Busch took the lead with two laps to go and held on to win the Meijer 300 on Saturday night at Kentucky Speedway for his third Busch Series victory of the year. The 19-year-old Busch started from the back of the 43-car field after wrecking his car in practice

Blake Feese to run the #87 car at Kentucky for Hendrick MS:

Blake Feese to run the #87 car at Kentucky for Hendrick MS:

June 17, 2004
Blake Feese, who recently joined Hendrick Motorsports' driver development program, will enter his first career NASCAR Busch Series event on Saturday at Kentucky Speedway, team owner Rick Hendrick announced Tuesday. A native of Saybrook, Ill., Feese has earned top-10

ARCA RE/MAX Series Teams Wrap Up Test Session:

ARCA RE/MAX Series Teams Wrap Up Test Session:

December 23, 2003
The three-day ARCA RE/MAX Series test session in preparation for the Feb. 7 Advance Discount Auto Parts 200 wrapped up on Sunday at Daytona International Speedway. A.J. Henriksen, driving the No. #17 Ford, posted the top speed of the day with a lap of 182.637 mph.

FBR Continues to Develop Upcoming Driver Feese in ARCA RE/MAX Series Event:

FBR Continues to Develop Upcoming Driver Feese in ARCA RE/MAX Series Event:

October 15, 2003
FitzBradshaw Racing will be fielding driver, Blake Feese, this weekend in the Big Daddy's Liberty 200 presented by Bank of America. Feese will be piloting the No. 14 Chevrolet sponsored by US Drywall and Materials. As FitzBradshaw Racing's penetration continues to