Bobby Hamilton News

Hamilton Jr in the #7? UPDATE:

Hamilton Jr in the #7? UPDATE:

July 17, 2003
haven't heard this, but read it: ....And Bobby Hamilton Jr. could be in the #7 Winston Cup car before the season is over.( Danville Register and Bee )(7-16-2003) UPDATE: been told the Hamiltion Jr. to the #7 car is off base and will not happen as Bobby Hamilton Jr.

Hamilton Jr in the #7? UPDATE:

Hamilton Jr in the #7? UPDATE:

July 17, 2003
haven't heard this, but read it: ....And Bobby Hamilton Jr. could be in the #7 Winston Cup car before the season is over.(Danville Register and Bee)(7-16-2003) UPDATE: been told the Hamiltion Jr. to the #7 car is off base and will not happen as Bobby Hamilton Jr. is

Lester to be featured on Honey Nut Cheerios boxes:

Lester to be featured on Honey Nut Cheerios boxes:

July 16, 2003
For most of his life, Bill Lester, driver of the #8 Dodge Dealers Dodge Ram in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, has generally been more interested in what is inside boxes of Honey Nut Cheerios. But now, his picture will appear on the outside of the popular breakfast

Edwards wins at Kentucky:

Edwards wins at Kentucky:

July 13, 2003
#99-Carl Edwards raced to his first NASCAR Truck series victory Saturday night, beating #1-Ted Musgrave by 3.568 seconds in the Built Ford Tough 225 at Kentucky Speedway. Edwards, a 23-year-old rookie from Columbia, Mo., finished second last week at Kansas Speedway

Hamilton Jr. wins at Chicago:

Hamilton Jr. wins at Chicago:

July 12, 2003
#25-Bobby Hamilton Jr. won the Tropicana Twister 300 at Chicagoland Speedway on Saturday in dominating fashion, leading 186 laps of 200. It is Hamilton Jr's 2nd win of the season. Finishing 2nd was #17-Matt Kenseth, followed by #5-Brian Vickers, #19-Casey Mears and

Mears wins pole at Chicago:

Mears wins pole at Chicago:

July 11, 2003
#19-Casey Mears won the pole for Saturday's Tropicana Twister 300 at Chicagoland Speedway with a lap of 181.757mph, his first Busch pole in 38 starts. He also has two poles and one win in ARCA this season. "They gave me a brand-new car, and it's awesome," said Mears

Wood is on the pole at Kentucky:

Wood is on the pole at Kentucky:

July 11, 2003
#50-Jon Wood, coming off his first NASCAR Truck series win last week, earned his second career pole Friday night for the Built Ford Tough 225 with a qualifying record for the series of 169.641mph at Kentucky Speedway. Bryan Reffner had held the record after a 168.46

Biffle Joins Exclusive Crowd:

Biffle Joins Exclusive Crowd:

July 9, 2003
With his Winston Cup win at Daytona on Saturday night, Greg Biffle became the sixth driver to win a race in all three of NASCAR's national series [Cup, Busch, Trucks]. The club also includes Mark Martin, Bobby Hamilton, Kevin Harvick, Terry Labonte and Ken Schrader

Chaffin wins pole at Kansas:

Chaffin wins pole at Kansas:

July 4, 2003
#18-Chad Chaffin won his first NASCAR Truck series pole Friday setting a new track record, with Bobby Hamilton Racing teammate #8-Bill Lester also starting Saturday's O'Reilly Auto Parts 250 on the front row at Kansas Speedway. Chaffin's Dodge turned in a fast lap

Earnhardt Jr. on the pole at Daytona:

Earnhardt Jr. on the pole at Daytona:

July 3, 2003
#8-Dale Earnhardt Jr. won the pole for the Winn-Dixie 250 at Daytona in the #8 DMP Chevy with a lap of 186.308mph. Starting outside pole is #38-Kasey Kahne, followed by #99-Michael Waltrip, #25-Bobby Hamilton Jr. and #20-Mike Bliss. Missing the race were: #73-Jason

Gaughan wins at Milwaukee:

Gaughan wins at Milwaukee:

June 28, 2003
#62-Brendan Gaughan won the GNC 200 at The Milwaukee Mile, his 2nd of the season and 4th of his career and first at a track other then Texas and takes over the points lead by 1 point. Rounding out the top five were: #2-Jason Leffler; #14-Rick Crawford; #1-Ted Musgrave

Cook on the pole at Milwaukee:

Cook on the pole at Milwaukee:

June 27, 2003
Defending race champion #29-Terry Cook won the pole Friday for Saturday's GNC Live Well 200 Truck series race at The Milwaukee Mile. Cook took the top starting position with a lap of 119.996mph. #62-Brendan Gaughan qualified second at 119.868, followed by #99-Carl

Hamilton Jr offered #4 Ride UPDATE turned down, why?:

Hamilton Jr offered #4 Ride UPDATE turned down, why?:

June 21, 2003
during an interview, #25 Busch Series driver, Bobby Hamilton Jr., talked to #4 Morgan-McClure team owner Larry McClure about the now open #4 Kodak Pontiac ride in Cup, but turned it down as he is committed to Team Rensi and is signed with them thru 2004.( XM Satellite

Musgrave wins at Memphis:

Musgrave wins at Memphis:

June 21, 2003
#1-Ted Musgrave passed #50-Jon Wood with 14 laps remaining to win the O'Reilly 200 Truck Series race Saturday at Memphis Motorsports Park. Musgrave averaged a race record 86.087 mph and won $46,875. The victory was his second this season and 12th in his Truck Series

Hamilton Jr offered #4 Ride UPDATE:

Hamilton Jr offered #4 Ride UPDATE:

June 21, 2003
during an interview, #25 Busch Series driver, Bobby Hamilton Jr., talked to #4 Morgan-McClure team owner Larry McClure about the now open #4 Kodak Pontiac ride in Cup, but turned it down as he is committed to Team Rensi and is signed with them thru 2004.(XM Satellite