Casey Atwood News

Mayfield Safe in the #19; Elliott signed thru 2005, and Atwood back?

Mayfield Safe in the #19; Elliott signed thru 2005, and Atwood back?

May 20, 2003
Evernham Motorsports owner Ray Evernham debunked rumors Tuesday of #19-Jeremy Mayfield's demise and also spoke of the futures of #9-Bill Elliott and Casey Atwood. Mayfield has been the subject of the media rumor mill based on his lackluster results this season. Despite

Atwood in the Navy? UPDATEs and a combo of stories:

Atwood in the Navy? UPDATEs and a combo of stories:

May 18, 2003
hearing the U.S. Navy will sponsor a Winston Cup team in some capacity and an announcement will come soon. The Navy sponsors Jon Wood in the #50 Roush Racing Ford in the Truck Series.(5-13-2003) UPDATE: Roush Racing announced today that the U.S. Navy will not continue

Atwood up for a Busch ride?

Atwood up for a Busch ride?

May 15, 2003
Casey Atwood may be a candidate for a Busch Series ride as FitzBradshaw Racing studies the possibility of adding a partial schedule for a second team, this week’s NASCAR Winston Cup Scene reports. Busch Series Editor Rick Houston reports that team owner Armando Fitz

Atwood News:

Atwood News:

April 12, 2003
Casey Atwood always wished he had time to do more fishing. Now he wishes he had less time. ''That's about all I've been doing, fishing at Percy Priest Lake,'' Atwood said yesterday as he caught up with some of his racing buddies in the Nashville Superspeedway infield

Evernham/Atwood Split:

Evernham/Atwood Split:

January 8, 2003
Evernham Motorsports and Casey Atwood today announced that Atwood is free to pursue other driving opportunities. "Casey is a good friend and a talented driver," said Ray Evernham, president and CEO of Evernham Motorsports. "We want what's best for him and his career

Atwood/Evernham still not resolved:

Atwood/Evernham still not resolved:

January 2, 2003
Atwood/Evernham still not resolved: Casey Atwood's father has denied Internet reports that his son has been fired as a driver for Evernham Motorsports. Terry Atwood admitted it is highly unlikely that his son will drive again for owner Ray Evernham, but said, ''So

Green not back with Hendrick? UPDATE Vickers is in:

Green not back with Hendrick? UPDATE Vickers is in:

December 9, 2002
hearing David Green, who ran so well in the #5 GMAC Hendrick Motorsports Chevy after Ricky Hendrick announced his retirement, will NOT be back with the team in 2003 as they want to put a young driver in the seat, Casey Mears? or Brian Vickers?(11-26-2002) UPDATE: Ricky

#41 Driver? UPDATE 6 Official – Mears in the #41:

#41 Driver? UPDATE 6 Official – Mears in the #41:

December 5, 2002
#41 Driver? UPDATE 6 Official - Mears in the #41: .....have heard that Chip Ganassi hired Jimmy Elledge to be the crew chief for the 41 car, which is the car that Jimmy Spencer drove, and Ganassi is attempting to sell to Target that they need to put a veteran, Bobby

Atwood Released UPDATE Not released?:

Atwood Released UPDATE Not released?:

December 5, 2002
Atwood Released UPDATE Not released?: NASCAR Winston Cup team [#9,#19,#91] owner Ray Evernham has informed driver Casey Atwood he is free to seek other employment options for 2003. An Evernham Motorsports spokesperson Monday said Evernham, who plans to field a two-

Atwood Released:

Atwood Released:

December 2, 2002
Atwood Released: NASCAR Winston Cup team [#9,#19,#91] owner Ray Evernham has informed driver Casey Atwood he is free to seek other employment options for 2003. An Evernham Motorsports spokesperson Monday said Evernham, who plans to field a two-car Winston Cup team

Atwood and Spencer News:

Atwood and Spencer News:

November 28, 2002
Atwood and Spencer News: Casey Atwood' future in NASCAR remains somewhat muddled and doesn’t promise to get much clearer anytime soon. The former “can’t-miss” Busch Series star had two poor years in Ray Evernham' Cup organization. He ended 2002 in an Evernham-owned

Atwood Won’t Know for another week or so:

Atwood Won’t Know for another week or so:

November 22, 2002
Atwood Won't Know for another week or so: Casey Atwood won't learn his fate with Evernham Motorsports until after Thanksgiving, Atwood's father said yesterday. Atwood, 22, has one year left on his three-year contract with Ray Evernham. Atwood drove the #7 Sirius Dodge

Silly Season Stuff

Silly Season Stuff

November 22, 2002
Silly Season Stuff: Nearly 300 days ago, teams were getting ready to head to Daytona with hopes of a great year. Some were well-established teams while others were just hoping to make it in the big time. Do you realize that, of the 53 teams that drove through the tunnel

Rumblings – Homestead:

Rumblings – Homestead:

November 18, 2002
Rumblings - Homestead: The hottest driver on the tour the last month and a half was standing in Victory Lane again today as Kurt Busch passed Ryan Newman on lap 257 and went on to win the final Winston Cup event of the season today. This was Busch's third win in the

Evernham has no 2003 plans for Atwood? UPDATE:

Evernham has no 2003 plans for Atwood? UPDATE:

November 15, 2002
Evernham has no 2003 plans for Atwood? UPDATE: in this weeks Winston Cup Scene, there is a story where #9, #19 and #91 team owner says he has no no plans or oppurtunities for Casey Atwood in 2003. There are no plans to run the #91 Dodge in anymore then a handfull of