Bobby Hamilton News

Spencer and APR?

Spencer and APR?

November 14, 2002
Spencer and APR? Kenny Schrader and Jimmy Spencer are the favorites to end up at Andy Petree Racing, while Petree's current driver, Bobby Hamilton and Dave Blaney [see next story] are candidates for the open seat in Chip Ganassi Racing's No. 41 Dodge, a ride currently

Hamilton to BAM?

Hamilton to BAM?

November 13, 2002
Hamilton to BAM? hearing Bobby Hamilton could end up in the #49 BAM Racing Dodge in 2003, other rumors have Hamilton in the #41 Target Dodge and if John Andretti goes to the #41 (but is supposedly close to re-signing with the #43) Hamilton coiuld end up in the #43

Ganassi in no hurry UPDATE:

Ganassi in no hurry UPDATE:

November 12, 2002
Ganassi in no hurry UPDATE: Chip Ganassi says he's in no hurry to select a replacement for Jimmy Spencer in the #41 Target Doddge next season but characterized his candidates as the usual list of suspects. Garage sources say the list includes drivers who are looking

Schrader and Federated Auto Parts to Petree? UPDATE 3, NO Still looking:

Schrader and Federated Auto Parts to Petree? UPDATE 3, NO Still looking:

November 11, 2002
Schrader and Federated Auto Parts to Petree? UPDATE 3, NO Still looking: Ken Schrader might be headed back to Andy Petree Racing, primarily because he is bringing a sponsor. Federated Auto Parts, which sponsors Ken Schrader Racing's trucks and late model programs,

Jimmy Spencer out of the #41? UPDATE 4 at end of season; Hamilton? Mears?:

Jimmy Spencer out of the #41? UPDATE 4 at end of season; Hamilton? Mears?:

November 10, 2002
Jimmy Spencer out of the #41? UPDATE 4 at end of season; Hamilton? Mears?: hearing rumors that Jimmy Spencer will not return to the #41 Target Dodge/Ganassi Racing team, not sure if it is immediate or at the end of the season or at all. If released, the only rumored

Biffle helps out Hamilton:

Biffle helps out Hamilton:

November 10, 2002
Biffle helps out Hamilton: Car owner Andy Petree and crew chief Jimmy Elledge decided to put BGN points leader Greg Biffle in the #55 Chevy during Saturday's first practice session at Phoenix. The team's regular driver, Bobby Hamilton, was complaining the engine didn

Harvick wins at Phoenix:

Harvick wins at Phoenix:

November 8, 2002
#6-Kevin Harvick won his first ever CTS race (in his 75th start), joining Mark Martin, Bobby Hamilton, Terry Labonte and Ken Schrader as the five drivers who have won races in the 3 major NASCAR divisions: Cup, BGN and CTS. #1-Ted Musgrave was 2nd, #14-Rick Crawford

Spencer out? UPDATE at end of season; Hamilton?:

Spencer out? UPDATE at end of season; Hamilton?:

November 6, 2002
Spencer out? UPDATE at end of season; Hamilton?: hearing rumors that Jimmy Spencer will not return to the #41 Target Dodge/Ganassi Racing team, not sure if it is immediate or at the end of the season or at all. If released, the only rumored driver I have heard is Jimmy

Marine’s Re-up with Rensi:

Marine’s Re-up with Rensi:

October 31, 2002
The United States Marine Corps is pleased to announce that it is renewing its marketing partnership with Team Rensi Motorsports and the #25 Ford in the BGN for the 2003 season. The United States Marine Corps' main objective of their NASCAR marketing partnership with

APR looking for sponsor partner for #55:

APR looking for sponsor partner for #55:

October 30, 2002
APR looking for sponsor partner for #55: Andy Petree Racing, a team that went to Victory Lane twice last year with two cars [#33 and #55], one coming at Rockingham, where Joe Nemechek drove the #33 Chevy to win the race [it no longer exists, a victim of sponsorship

Schrader and Federated Auto Parts to Petree?

Schrader and Federated Auto Parts to Petree?

October 29, 2002
Schrader and Federated Auto Parts to Petree? Ken Schrader might be headed back to Andy Petree Racing, primarily because he is bringing a sponsor. Federated Auto Parts, which sponsors Ken Schrader Racing's trucks and late model programs, is expected to move to Winston

Stuff:

Stuff:

October 28, 2002
Stuff: Rusty Wallace is winless in his last 59 races, tying his longest drought between victories. He went 59 races between a win at Richmond in 1997 and a victory at Phoenix in 1998. Eight drivers who won at least one race last year still have yet to win this season

Martinsville Testing concludes Wed:

Martinsville Testing concludes Wed:

October 10, 2002
Martinsville Testing concludes Wed: Surrounded by big-budget Winston Cup teams, Brian Rose and his Ware Racing team looked a bit out of place at Martinsville Speedway Wednesday. But the 22-year-old Rose felt right at home, even though he was working onvery short notice

Atlanta Testing Wednesday:

Atlanta Testing Wednesday:

October 10, 2002
Atlanta Testing Wednesday: Bobby Hamilton Jr. was fastest Wednesday during a test of three Winston Cup and Busch teams testing for the Oct. 25-27 NAPA 500 weekend at Atlanta. Hamilton Jr. improved his speeds from Tuesday, steering his #25 U.S. Marine Corps Ford at

Testing at Martinsville UPDATE 3 Bliss in the #40 at Martinsville? yes, No DW:

Testing at Martinsville UPDATE 3 Bliss in the #40 at Martinsville? yes, No DW:

October 9, 2002
Testing at Martinsville UPDATE 3 Bliss in the #40 at Martinsville? yes, No DW: #28-Ricky Rudd is testing Monday at the Martinsville Speedway. Among those expected at the track Tuesday and Wednesday are #30-Jeff Green, #55-Bobby Hamilton, #7-Casey Atwood, #26-Todd Bodine