Brandon Whitt News

Carter leaves #61 team: UPDATE:

Carter leaves #61 team: UPDATE:

October 22, 2009
NASCAR Nationwide Series driver Matt Carter says he has left Specialty Racing after becoming frustrated with the direction of the team. Carter replaced Brandon Whitt in the team's #61 Ford in June and raced in 15 events for the team. He was credited with a 29th-place

Whitt Leaves Specialty Racing: UPDATE:

Whitt Leaves Specialty Racing: UPDATE:

June 24, 2009
Brandon Whitt has decided to part ways with #61-Specialty Racing to pursue other opportunities and would like to wish Doug Taylor, Charles Shoffner and everybody at Specialty Racing the very best.(BrandonWhitt.com)(6-22-2009) UPDATE: Specialty Racing announced that

Whitt to drive Hackett Racing’s second entry at Dover UPDATE Entry withdrawn:

Whitt to drive Hackett Racing’s second entry at Dover UPDATE Entry withdrawn:

May 28, 2009
Ray Hackett Racing has announced that they will be bring two trucks to Dover for this weekend's AAA Insurance 200. Ryan Hackett will be driving the #75 truck and Brandon Whitt will be in the #76 Ford.( Hackett Racing PR)(5-26-2009) UPDATE: #75 entry for Hackett Racing

Last weekend for 2008 owners points: UPDATE:

Last weekend for 2008 owners points: UPDATE:

April 4, 2009
The O'Reilly 300 at Texas Motor Speedway is the last time owner points from 2008 will be used to line up the 30 guaranteed spots in the field. Next week, the points from 2009 will be used when the Nationwide series heads to Nashville. Coming into TMS, the #61 Ford

Specialty Racing plans full season:

Specialty Racing plans full season:

February 10, 2009
Specialty Racing left their Statesville, NC shop Monday to head to Daytona International Speedway for the 2009 Nationwide Series season opener. The #61 Ford and driver Brandon Whitt are entered in this weekend's Camping World 300 at the storied track. The team, which

Whitt Replaces Lepage at Specialty Racing:

Whitt Replaces Lepage at Specialty Racing:

July 7, 2008
Specialty Racing has signed Brandon Whitt to pilot their #61 Nationwide Series entry for the balance of the 2008 racing season. Whitt will make his Nationwide Series debut at Chicagoland Speedway this weekend.(BrandonWhitt.com)(7-7-2008)

Double-duty for Wood this weekend: UPDATE 2 Whitt to practice & qualify:

Double-duty for Wood this weekend: UPDATE 2 Whitt to practice & qualify:

April 23, 2008
On Sirius Radio's Morning Drive program, it was reported that Jon Wood will be driving the #21 Wood Brothers Racing Ford at Talladega and will also run the truck at Kansas Speedway.(4-21-2008) UPDATE: Jon Wood will make his 2008 Sprint Cup Series debut in the Wood

Red Horse Racing looking for sponsors & new driver for ’08:

Red Horse Racing looking for sponsors & new driver for ’08:

October 18, 2007
Red Horse Racing general manager and co-owner Tom DeLoach commented that the team hopes to line up sponsors for 2008 and find a new full-time driver. Jason Leffler won't be the man because of his Busch deal, but Leffler can continue to help make Red Horse Racing look

Whitt reunites with RHR at Atlanta; hopes to return full-time in ’08:

Whitt reunites with RHR at Atlanta; hopes to return full-time in ’08:

October 18, 2007
Brandon Whitt will be behind the wheel of the #1-RFMS/Red Horse Racing Toyota in Atlanta next week, in what will be his first start in the Craftsman Truck Series since running in the Series full-time in 2005. Whitt is hopeful that this one-race deal will help get his

Leffler to Drive for Red Horse Racing in CTS:

Leffler to Drive for Red Horse Racing in CTS:

September 25, 2007
Red Horse Racing announced Jason Leffler will race the #1 RFMS/Red Horse Racing Toyota in the Craftsman Truck Series in five of the six remaining events on the 2007 Craftsman Truck Series schedule. Leffler will hand the wheel over to Brandon Whitt when the Series hits

Leffler joins Red Horse Racing for balance of year:

Leffler joins Red Horse Racing for balance of year:

September 25, 2007
Red Horse Racing announced today that three-time National Midget Champion Jason Leffler will race the #1 RFMS/Red Horse Racing Toyota Tundra in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in five of the six remaining events on the 2007 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series schedule.

#72 Cup Team Moving to Busch; Keller to Drive:

#72 Cup Team Moving to Busch; Keller to Drive:

April 7, 2007
The #72 Cup team, owned by Brian and Tony Mullet, announced to its team members and driver Brandon Whitt that it will be moving to the Busch Series. The team will be headed by Greg Pollex (formerly of ppc Racing), with Todd Gordon as Crew Chief and Jason Keller as

#72 Cup Team Moving to the Busch Series UPDATE 2:

#72 Cup Team Moving to the Busch Series UPDATE 2:

March 15, 2007
The #72 Nextel Cup team, owned by Brian and Tony Mullet, announced to its team members and driver Brandon Whitt that it will be moving to the Busch Series. The team will supposedly be headed by Greg Pollex (formerly of ppc Racing), with Todd Gordon as Crew Chief and

#72 Cup Team Moving to Busch:

#72 Cup Team Moving to Busch:

March 14, 2007
The #72 Cup team, owned by Brian and Tony Mullet, announced to its team members and driver Brandon Whitt that it will be moving to the Busch Series. The team will be headed by Greg Pollex (formerly of ppc Racing), with Todd Gordon as Crew Chief and Jason Keller as

Whitt has new assoc sponsor for Vegas:

Whitt has new assoc sponsor for Vegas:

March 8, 2007
#72-Brandon Whitt and CJM Racing will make their third attempt in the 2007 season and vie for a spot in Sunday's UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Whitt has three starts at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in the Craftsman Truck Series, in his last visit