Chad Little News

Daytona Testing Day 3 speeds/news:

Daytona Testing Day 3 speeds/news:

January 24, 2001
#1-P.J. Jones was the fastest on the day with a lap of 184.649mph in the #1 Pontiac. Busch Series testing continues on Thursday and is free and open to the public with access through the lobby of DAYTONA USA. Wednesday Busch Series Test Speeds: 1. #1, P.J. Jones, Pontiac

Daytona Testing Day 2 speeds/news:

Daytona Testing Day 2 speeds/news:

January 22, 2001
#35b, Lyndon Amick was fastest in a Chevy with a speed of 183.411mph. Because rain delayed the start of Tuesdays session until around noon, odd-numbered teams in last years owners standings will be allowed to test until noon on Wednesday with the even-numbered teams

Daytona Testing Day 1 speeds/news:

Daytona Testing Day 1 speeds/news:

January 22, 2001
Lyndon Amick had the two fastest laps of the day 182.671 in the #35a Pontiac and 182.519 in the #35b Chevy. #10-Jeff Green posted the third fastest lap (182.304 mph) after the first day of testing, which was shortened by rain. While the test session was shortened on

Daytona Testing Day 1 – midday:

Daytona Testing Day 1 – midday:

January 22, 2001
Lyndon Amick put both of his #35 cars atop the speed chart after the morning session of the first day of BGN testing at Daytona. Amick posted a speed of 182.671 mph in the #35a Pontiac and turned a lap of 182.131 mph in the #35b Chevy. Rounding out the top five was

Musgrave out at Atlanta? UPDATE 3 Hamilton Jr in and A switch:

Musgrave out at Atlanta? UPDATE 3 Hamilton Jr in and A switch:

November 14, 2000
hearing Ted Musgrave will not drive the #01 BellSouth Chevy at Atlanta and that Chad Little may drive the car. Also hearing Rick Mast will be the 2001 driver of the #01 BellSouth Dodge and it was also reported on TNN's Raceday UPDATE: have confirmed Musgrave will not

#74 helps out:

#74 helps out:

November 9, 2000
#74 helps out: The National Childhood Cancer Foundation logo will be featured on the rear quarter panels of both the #33 and #74 BACE Motorsports Chevys driven by Tony Raines and Chad Little, respectively. BACE has invited representatives of the foundation, including

Little to BACE for a race? UPDATE 4 Announcement:

Little to BACE for a race? UPDATE 4 Announcement:

October 21, 2000
Little to BACE for a race? UPDATE 4 Announcement: hearing that Chad Little will drive Bace Motorsports #74 BGN Chevy at Charlotte with Winston Cup Veteran Crew Chief Terry Wooten(9-22-2000) UPDATE: Winston Cup Scene reports that Clarence Brewer, owner of the #27 BGN

BACE/Little Announcement UPDATE:

BACE/Little Announcement UPDATE:

October 21, 2000
Bace Motorsports will make an announcement concerning their plans for the 2001 NASCAR Busch Series season on Saturday, Oct 21st at 10:00am/et at North Carolina Speedway in Rockingham, NC, hearing it'll be to announce Chad Little as their driver for 2001(10-18-2000)

#27 Candidates UPDATE 4 official new driver AND sponsor:

#27 Candidates UPDATE 4 official new driver AND sponsor:

October 19, 2000
#27 Candidates UPDATE 4 official new driver AND sponsor: hearing two drivers being considered for the #27 Brewco ride that Casey Atwood will leave at the end of the 2000 season are David Green and CTS driver Andy Houston. Houston is also considering Cup rides(7-25-

PPI Crew Chief:

PPI Crew Chief:

October 12, 2000
After thorough evaluation and discussion, PPI Motorsports and Brad Parrott, crew chief for the #32 Tide Ford in Cup, have mutually agreed to part ways. Parrott has elected to pursue other opportunities outside of PPI Motorsports. PPI Motorsports has named Scott Houston

Little to run at the Rock:

Little to run at the Rock:

October 11, 2000
Little to run at the Rock: BACE Motorsports will field the #74 RaceFansWin.com Chevy at the BGN race at North Carolina Speedway and as previously announced, at Homestead. Chad Little will pilot the car. Both Little and teammate Tony Raines tested at North Carolina

#7 Driver News – Little?:

#7 Driver News – Little?:

October 3, 2000
Leading the list of candidates for the #7 Ultra Motorsports team is Chad Little, who was informed of his release from Roush Racing's #97 in mid-summer, but will race the John Deere Ford one last time at Talladega. Team owners Jim Smith has also talked with Ron Hornaday

Little Looking:

Little Looking:

September 24, 2000
Little Looking: Chad Little was in the Winston Cup garage Saturday, but it wasn't to talk to team owners. Little was being interviewed and photographed for People magazine. Little, who will drive his final race for Roush Racing at Talladega, has been talking to various

Little Looking:

Little Looking:

September 24, 2000
Chad Little was in the Winston Cup garage Saturday, but it wasn't to talk to team owners. Little was being interviewed and photographed for People magazine. Little, who will drive his final race for Roush Racing at Talladega, has been talking to various owners, trying

Little to BACE for a race? UPDATE:

Little to BACE for a race? UPDATE:

September 23, 2000
hearing that Chad Little will drive Bace Motorsports #74 BGN Chevy at Charlotte with Winston Cup Veteran Crew Chief Terry Wooten(9-22-2000) UPDATE: Winston Cup Scene reports that Clarence Brewer, owner of the #27 BGN tream is interested in signing Chad Little or Ron