Brendan Gaughan News

Gaughan wins at Las Vegas:

Gaughan wins at Las Vegas:

September 27, 2003
#62-Brendan Gaughan won the Las Vegas 350 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, for his 5th win of 2003 and 7th of his career, and first ever Truck Series win in his home town of Las Vegas. #75-David Starr was 2nd, followed by #46-Dennis Setzer, #16-Travis Kvapil and #11-Jack

Gaughan wins pole at Vegas:

Gaughan wins pole at Vegas:

September 27, 2003
after winning his first career pole at the last race, #62-Brendan Gaughan won his 2nd career pole and his second straight, winning the pole at Las Vegas for Saturday nights Las Vegas 350k with a speed of 162.152mph. The rest of the top five are: #75-David Starr; #99

Orleans Racing to field 2nd Truck at Las Vegas for Scott Lynch:

Orleans Racing to field 2nd Truck at Las Vegas for Scott Lynch:

September 23, 2003
Orleans Racing will field a second truck in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway for their Winston West driver Scott Lynch. While the Craftsman Truck Series may be new to Lynch, the current point leader and top rookie in the Winston West

Musgrave wins at California:

Musgrave wins at California:

September 20, 2003
#1-Ted Musgrave won the American Racing Wheels 200 at California Speedway Saturday, the third time in a row Musgrave has won the race. It is Mugrave's third won of 2003 and 13th career Truck Series win. Pole sitter, #62-Brendan Gaughan led three times for 66 laps and

Gaughan wins pole at California:

Gaughan wins pole at California:

September 19, 2003
Points leader, #62-Brendan Gaughan won the pole for the American Racing Wheels 200 at California Speedway with a speed of 173.716mph, it is his first career pole. On the outside pole is #14-Rick Crawford at 173.632. The rest of the top five are #99-Carl Edwards, #75

Spencer wins at New Hampshire:

Spencer wins at New Hampshire:

September 13, 2003
#99-Carl Edwards and #2-Jimmy Spencer bumped and banged over the final 15 laps of Saturday's New Hampshire 200 at New Hampshire International Speedway, before Spencer finally pulled away to a .661-second victory to claim his first Truck series victory. Spencer, who

Racing Reality Show on Spike TV:

Racing Reality Show on Spike TV:

September 12, 2003
With the ever-increasing popularity of auto and motorcycle racing, Spike TV presents The Reality of Speed , the first reality series to chronicle the lives of race car drivers off the track. Premiering in January 2004, The Reality of Speed stars the riders, driver

Mr. Excitement on the pole at New Hampshire:

Mr. Excitement on the pole at New Hampshire:

September 12, 2003
#2-Jimmy Spencer won the pole for Saturday's New Hampshire 200 at New Hampshire International Speedway with a lap at 127.34mph, outside pole goes to #62-Brendan Gaughan at 127.210mph. It's Spencer's first series pole and Saturday's race will be just his second in the

Gaughan to stay in Truck Series in 2004:

Gaughan to stay in Truck Series in 2004:

September 12, 2003
Truck series points leader #62-Brendan Gaughan, rumored to move up to the Busch or Winston Cup series next season, plans to run again for the Truck championship in 2004. Gaughan, who has four wins with his unsponsored #62 Orleans Racing Dodge this season, said Friday

Truck Series to return to LVMS in 2004:

Truck Series to return to LVMS in 2004:

September 10, 2003
Even though this year's NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series event at Las Vegas Motor Speedway is almost three weeks away, plans already are under way for the 2004 event. Speedway officials announced Tuesday that NASCAR's third-tier racing series will return to the 1.5-mile

Stewart wins at Richmond:

Stewart wins at Richmond:

September 4, 2003
Tony Stewart's appearances in the NASCAR Truck Series are few, but quite productive. Stewart, the reigning Winston Cup champion, won the Virginia is for Lovers 200 at Richmond International Raceway for the second consecutive season, this time holding off a fast-charging

Qualifying rained out at Richmond:

Qualifying rained out at Richmond:

September 4, 2003
Qualifying was canceled for the Virginia Is For Lovers 200 at Richmond because of rain and the field set according to the NASCAR rulebook. The race scheduled Thursday night. #16-Travis Kvapil starts first, followed by #62-Brendan Gaughan, #1-Ted Musgrave, #46-Dennis

Elliott to Retire at End of 2003? UPDATE 2 Elliott diecast in 2004 refutes rumor:

Elliott to Retire at End of 2003? UPDATE 2 Elliott diecast in 2004 refutes rumor:

August 30, 2003
hearing rumors that Bill Elliott, driver of the #9 Dodge Dealers Dodge with Evernham Motorpsorts is considering retiring at the end of the 2003 season. Rumored driver to replace him? Greg Biffle. HOWEVER two recent reports seem to indicate Elliott is racing in 2004

Trucks test at Atlanta; for 2003; and a 2004 Ford test UPDATEs:

Trucks test at Atlanta; for 2003; and a 2004 Ford test UPDATEs:

August 28, 2003
Just because Atlanta Motor Speedway isn't on their 2003 schedule doesn't mean teams from NASCAR's Craftsman Truck Series aren't interested in testing out its 24-degree banking. That's just what they'll be doing this Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday [August 26-28], as

Kvapil wins at Bristol:

Kvapil wins at Bristol:

August 20, 2003
#16-Travis Kvapil took advantage of some hard luck by #6-Kevin Harvick to win the O'Reilly 200 Wednesday night at Bristol Motor Speedway. As the white flag was coming out, Harvick appeared to cut a right-front tire and hit the wall. Kvapil, who was closing on Harvick