Brian Vickers News

Reutimann’s first race in the #32:

Reutimann’s first race in the #32:

July 21, 2009
Although he is no stranger to the Braun Racing organization, this weekend marks David Reutimann's first of five starts in the #32 Dollar General Toyota. Reutimann joins Brian Vickers, Reed Sorenson, Jacques Villeneuve and Brian Ickler to round out the talented cast

Red Bull Racing’s contract stalls:

Red Bull Racing’s contract stalls:

July 18, 2009
It was reported June 10 that Brian Vickers had agreed to a new multi-year deal with Red Bull Racing and that an announcement would come later that week. So where's the contract? Vickers described the situation last weekend as "strange" and said he'd hoped to have the

Vickers visits NASA:

Vickers visits NASA:

July 15, 2009
A few weeks ago, #83-Brian Vickers spent two days at NASA checking out the space shuttle. "This was one of the coolest things I've gotten to do. To get that close and see all the parts and pieces that help put the Shuttle up into Space was awesome," said Vickers in

Nationwide Series Facts and Notes:

Nationwide Series Facts and Notes:

July 13, 2009
Joey Logano won the Dollar General 300 at Chicagoland Speedway, scoring his fourth Nationwide Series victory in his 34th start. He posted his third series win in 2009 in 15 races, ranking second to Kyle Busch's five victories. Logano scored his third win on 1.5-mile

Double-file restarts still causing confusion:

Double-file restarts still causing confusion:

July 12, 2009
The new double-file restart rule is still causing confusion for drivers and their crew chiefs. Race director David Hoots was questioned about restarts several times during the prerace Sprint Cup drivers meeting at Chicagoland. First, #48-Jimmie Johnson's crew chief

UNOFFICIAL Driver Points Standings [after Chicago, race 19 of 36]:

UNOFFICIAL Driver Points Standings [after Chicago, race 19 of 36]:

July 11, 2009
1) #14-Tony Stewart 2884 [2 wins], finished 4th 2) #24-Jeff Gordon 2709 -175 [1 win], 2nd 3) #48-Jimmie Johnson 2672 -212 [2 wins], 8th 4) #2-Kurt Busch 2526 -358 [1 win], 17th 5) #11-Denny Hamlin 2457 -427, 5th 6) #99-Carl Edwards 2438 -446, 14th 7) #39-Ryan Newman

Vickers still waiting to sign contract: UPDATE:

Vickers still waiting to sign contract: UPDATE:

July 11, 2009
Where will #83-Brian Vickers be next year? Surprisingly, there is no answer to that question yet. The 25-year-old racer reached a verbal commitment to remain with Team Red Bull for another year last winter, yet nothing has been inked as of this week. Vickers called

Vickers still waiting to sign contract:

Vickers still waiting to sign contract:

July 10, 2009
Where will #83-Brian Vickers be next year? Surprisingly, there is no answer to that question yet. The 25-year-old racer reached a verbal commitment to remain with Team Red Bull for another year last winter, yet nothing has been inked as of this week. Vickers called

Vickers on pole at Chicago:

Vickers on pole at Chicago:

July 9, 2009
#83-Brian Vickers won the Coors Light Pole Award for the LifeLock 400 at Chicagoland Speedway with a lap of 184.162mph for his 5th pole of the season and 10th pole of his career. His teammate, #82-Scott Speed was 2nd fastest followed by #48-Johnson, #11-Hamlin, #33

Qualifying Fast Facts – Chicagoland Speedway:

Qualifying Fast Facts – Chicagoland Speedway:

July 9, 2009
Brian Vickers won the Coors Light Pole Award for the LifeLock.com 400 with a lap of 29.322 seconds, 184.162 mph. This is his 10th pole in 191 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races. This is his fifth pole and ninth top-10 start in 2009. Vickers has poles on four configurations

Dollar General sponsoring 2 car and race:

Dollar General sponsoring 2 car and race:

July 8, 2009
This weekend Dollar General will play a duel sponsor role by adorning the Toyota Camrys driven by #32-Brian Vickers and #10-David Reutimann and by serving as title sponsor of the Nationwide Series race at Chicagoland Speedway.(Braun Racing PR)(7-8-2009)

Braun announces #32 driver lineup for remainder of year:

Braun announces #32 driver lineup for remainder of year:

July 7, 2009
Braun Racing is pleased to announce that David Reutimann, Reed Sorenson and Brian Ickler will join Brian Vickers behind the wheel of the No. 32 Dollar General Toyota Camry for the remainder of the 2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series season. Reutimann will pilot the #32 O

Lamar out at Braun: UPDATE:

Lamar out at Braun: UPDATE:

July 3, 2009
As Braun Racing prepares for the 2010 NASCAR season, the Mooresville, NC-based team is beefing up its driver line-up for a potential run for the Nationwide Series Owner's Championship. Brian Vickers will continue to pilot the #32 Dollar General Toyota Camry throughout

First Nationwide race of 2009 for Kahne:

First Nationwide race of 2009 for Kahne:

June 30, 2009
Kasey Kahne makes his first of four 2009 Nationwide Series appearances on Friday at Daytona International Speedway. Braun Racing will field the #10 McDonald's McCafe car for Richard Petty Motorsports in each race. Kahne is a seven-time winner in the series while Braun

100 starts for Vickers:

100 starts for Vickers:

June 24, 2009
This weekend marks the 100th NNS start for #32-Brian Vickers, who made his NASCAR debut on July 1, 2001 at The Milwaukee Mile. Then seventeen-year old Vickers drove the #29 Engineered Machine Products car owned by his father, Clyde, to a 37th-place finish.(Braun Racing