Carl Edwards News

Edwards to run at I-70:

Edwards to run at I-70:

October 8, 2003
#99-Carl Edwards will drive a different truck on Sunday, October 12. Edwards will compete in the World Cup 500 at I-70 Speedway in Odessa, Mo., in the Super Truck division. After Edwards races Saturday afternoon at Texas Motor Speedway, he will head home to Missouri

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

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

#99 Crewman Injured UPDATE:

#99 Crewman Injured UPDATE:

September 14, 2003
Crewman Mike Freeman was hit by a truck during a pit stop Saturday at the New Hampshire 200 in a NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race. He was awake and alert before being taken to the hospital, New Hampshire International Speedway officials said. Details of his injuries

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

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

Roush Racing testing:

Roush Racing testing:

September 4, 2003
hearing that the #50-Jon Wood and #99-Carl Edwards teams tested Wednesday at Langley Speedway in Hampton, VA, in preparation the the race at Richmond.(9-4-2003)

Changes soon with the #16? UPDATE 2 Goss out:

Changes soon with the #16? UPDATE 2 Goss out:

August 26, 2003
Though rookie Greg Biffle won last month at Daytona, his learning curve would be accelerated by the addition of a veteran Winston Cup crew chief. Biffle's crew chief is Randy Goss, who is in his first full Winston Cup season in that job. Roush would not confirm that

#99 and Edwards get a full sponsor UPDATE:

#99 and Edwards get a full sponsor UPDATE:

August 23, 2003
Roush Racing announced today that it has signed a multi-year sponsorship agreement with Superchips, Inc. Superchips will be the primary sponsor of the #99 Roush Racing Ford driven by Carl Edwards in the Truck Series, beginning this week at the OReilly 200 in Bristol

Edwards wins at Nashville:

Edwards wins at Nashville:

August 8, 2003
#99-Rookie Carl Edwards won his second NASCAR Truck series race in a row and third of the season Friday night, taking a victory in the Federated Auto Parts 200 at Nashville Superspeedway. #1-Ted Musgrave finished second, #14-Rick Crawford third and #75-David Starr

Edwards wins at IRP:

Edwards wins at IRP:

August 1, 2003
One moment rookie #99-Carl Edwards was fighting hard to hold off veteran #14-Rick Crawford, and the next Edwards was sailing to his second Truck Series victory of the season. Crawford was closing fast on Edwards with nine of 200 laps remaining in Friday night's Power

Cook wins pole at IRP:

Cook wins pole at IRP:

August 1, 2003
#29-Terry Cook won the pole at Indianapolis Raceway Park for the Power Stroke Diesel 200 with a speed of 107.777mph. Starting on the outside pole is #2-Jason Leffler at 107.697, the rest of the top five are #18-Chad Chaffin, #1-Ted Musgrave and #99-Carl Edwards. Ten

Gaughan wins at MIS:

Gaughan wins at MIS:

July 26, 2003
#62-Brendan Gaughan ran the fastest race in NASCAR Truck series history and continued his domination of the circuit by winning Saturday at Michigan International Speedway. Gaughan averaged 154.044mph in the Sears 200, his second consecutive victory and fourth in the

Leffler breaks track record at MIS:

Leffler breaks track record at MIS:

July 25, 2003
#2-Jason Leffler won the pole for Saturday's Sears 200 at Michigan International Speedway with a track record speed of 178.037mph. Jamie McMurray was the old record holder at 177.414. #18-Chad Chaffin will start 2nd, followed by #1-Ted Musgrave, #99-Carl Edwards and