Bobby Hamilton Jr. News

Allen enters Nashville Nationwide race with Sadler Hamilton Racing:

Allen enters Nashville Nationwide race with Sadler Hamilton Racing:

March 19, 2008
Bobby Hamilton Jr. has announced that 2007 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Rookie of the Year Willie Allen will pilot the #95 Dodge for Sadler Hamilton Racing during select NASCAR Nationwide Series events in 2008. Hamilton Jr. recently became a co-owner of the Nashville

Team Rensi Will Skip Two Nationwide Races Without Sponsorship:

Team Rensi Will Skip Two Nationwide Races Without Sponsorship:

February 16, 2008
Bobby Hamilton Jr. said he will miss two Nationwide Series races this season because his Team Rensi Motorsports team doesnt have sponsorship for those events. Hamilton Jr. will skip the road-course events at Mexico City and Montreal. The #25 Ford team has sponsorship

Sponsor for Team Rensi: UPDATE 4:

Sponsor for Team Rensi: UPDATE 4:

February 14, 2008
Hearing that Team Rensi Motorsports has secured a primary sponsor for a large majority of the 2008 races for the #35 team and Bobby Hamilton, Jr. An announcement is expected next week. Rensi will look for sponsorship to round out the full season. The team has not found

Nationwide Series team swap points:

Nationwide Series team swap points:

February 14, 2008
Nine Nationwide Series teams in the top 30 in owners points from 2007 have swapped points with other teams in deals approved by NASCAR. Points from Robert Yates Racings #90, which finished 19th in the owners standings last year, were sold to the #7 Germain Racing team

RWI Looking for Top-30 Spot for #64 Car:

RWI Looking for Top-30 Spot for #64 Car:

February 13, 2008
[Rusty Wallace] is trying to engineer a deal to transfer the owner points from one of the top-30 teams from last season that disbanded for 2008 to his #64, to lock it into the first five races this season, but he wasn't ready to announce that.(NASCAR.com)(1-23-2008

Bobby Hamilton, Jr. buys into Sadler Racing: UPDATE:

Bobby Hamilton, Jr. buys into Sadler Racing: UPDATE:

February 8, 2008
Earl Sadler gave Bobby Hamilton Jr. his first opportunity to drive a Nationwide car in 1998. Ten years later Hamilton has joined Sadlers racing team again as a co-owner. Hamilton said he has purchased 50 percent of the team, which will now be Sadler Hamilton Racing

Allen signed for Nationwide season opener with new Sadler Hamilton Racing: UPDATE:

Allen signed for Nationwide season opener with new Sadler Hamilton Racing: UPDATE:

February 7, 2008
Earl Sadler gave Bobby Hamilton Jr. his first opportunity to drive a Nationwide car in 1998. Ten years later Hamilton has joined Sadler's racing team again - as a co-owner. Hamilton said he has purchased 50 percent of the team, which will now be Sadler Hamilton Racing

Hamilton Jr. buys in to Sadler Racing:

Hamilton Jr. buys in to Sadler Racing:

February 6, 2008
Earl Sadler gave Bobby Hamilton Jr. his first opportunity to drive a Nationwide car in 1998. Ten years later Hamilton has joined Sadler's racing team again "” as a co-owner. Hamilton said he has purchased 50% of the team, which will now be Sadler Hamilton Racing. The

Bobby Hamilton Racing and Arrington partner for 2008 and beyond: UPDATE Bobby Jr. comments:

Bobby Hamilton Racing and Arrington partner for 2008 and beyond: UPDATE Bobby Jr. comments:

December 15, 2007
In an effort to better align themselves in the NASCAR community, Bobby Hamilton Racing (BHR) and Arrington Manufacturing (AMI) announced today the formation of a partnership between its two companies. AMI consists of a joint venture between Mac Bailey, Mark Melling

Sponsor for Team Rensi: UPDATE 3:

Sponsor for Team Rensi: UPDATE 3:

December 14, 2007
Hearing that Team Rensi Motorsports has secured a primary sponsor for a large majority of the 2008 races for the #35 team and Bobby Hamilton, Jr. An announcement is expected next week. Rensi will look for sponsorship to round out the full season. The team has not found

Carl Edwards Collects $2.4 Million In 2007:

Carl Edwards Collects $2.4 Million In 2007:

December 7, 2007
Carl Edwards, the 2007 Busch Series driver champion, received a payout of $2,485,582, an amount that ranks fourth all-time among series title winners. Edwards collected over $1.2 million in both race winnings ($1,241,985) and his share of the series point fund ($1,

Rookie Notes for Homestead:

Rookie Notes for Homestead:

November 13, 2007
Marcos Ambrose was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in the ARIZONA.TRAVEL 200 at Phoenix. Ambrose scored a 15th-place finish and took top rookie honors for the sixth time this season. David Ragan leads Ambrose by 30 points (234-204) in the Raybestos Rookie standings

Raybestos Rookie Notes for Phoenix:

Raybestos Rookie Notes for Phoenix:

November 6, 2007
Brad Keselowski was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in the OReilly Challenge at Texas. Keselowski scored a sixth-place finish, his best in 32 Busch Series races. He collected his second consecutive top-10 finish and fifth of the 2007 season. Keselowski grabbed top

Raybestos Rookie Notes for Texas:

Raybestos Rookie Notes for Texas:

October 30, 2007
David Ragan was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in the Sam's Town 250 at Memphis. Ragan posted a third-place finish, his fourth top-five and ninth top-10 in 2007. He claimed Raybestos Rookie of the Race honors for the 11th time in 32 races. Ragan leads Marcos Ambrose

Raybestos Rookie Notes for Memphis:

Raybestos Rookie Notes for Memphis:

October 23, 2007
David Ragan was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in the Dollar General 300 at Lowes Motor Speedway. Ragan posted a sixth-place finish, his eighth top-10 finish this season and claimed Rookie of the Race honors for the ninth time in 31 races. He scored the fourth consecutive