Chad Little News

Ford Quality Care and the #97?

Ford Quality Care and the #97?

May 28, 2000
rumors have say FC/QC could end up with the #97 Chad Little driven team or it could be an associate on some or few Roush's teams(#' 6,16,17,97,99). However, supposedly current #97 sponsor, John Deere, remains strongly in the running(to return in 2001)(SpeedVision)(

Little to the BGN UPDATE 3 Hermie back:

Little to the BGN UPDATE 3 Hermie back:

May 23, 2000
Little to the BGN UPDATE 3 Hermie back: Hermie Sadler has been released from his #30 Innovative Motorsports BGN ride, Chad Little will run the #30 Little Trees Chevy at Texas and probably for the rest of the 2000 BGN season when there are no conflicts with the CUP

Driver Double Dip:

Driver Double Dip:

May 5, 2000
Nine Winston Cup drivers will attempt to make the BGN race at Richmond: #9-Jeff Burton; #17-Matt Kenseth; #20-Dave Blaney; #25-Kenny Wallace; #30-Chad Little; #31-Steve Park; #42-Kenny Irwin, #60-Mark Martin; #71-Kevin Lepage. Interesting ... all five Roush Racing

Little 200:

Little 200:

May 5, 2000
Chad Little, driver of the #97 John Deere Ford, will be making the 200th CUP start this weekend at Richmond as is his teammate #99-Jeff Burton(5-5-2000)

Little SW Sponsor:

Little SW Sponsor:

April 25, 2000
RacingOne.com, an online community of Web sites that caters to auto racing fans by providing them with unfiltered motorsports news and information, has announced that it will be the primary sponsor of Chad Littles car in upcoming NASCAR Featherlite Southwest Series

Bad Parts:

Bad Parts:

April 17, 2000
The NASCAR Winston Cup hauler has a table that holds all of the items that are confiscated each week-end. Normally it's big enough to hold all the illegal items taken from the various teams. This week, at Talladega, the table is overflowing. The following is a partial

#30 News UPDATE:

#30 News UPDATE:

April 5, 2000
#30 News UPDATE: hearing Phil Morris, who drove the #01 car in a few BGN events in 1999 will drive ten BGN races in the #30 Little Tree's Chevy. Morris will drive on the smaller trackers while Chad Little will handle the superspeedway tracks. He'll debut at Nashville

Little/Lepage Situation:

Little/Lepage Situation:

April 3, 2000
since this was somewhat confusing to folks, thought I'd post this info and link, well explained by David Poole: At one point during Sunday's race at Texas it appeared that #16-Kevin Lepage and #97-Chad Little were the only two cars on the lead lap. That actually was

Texas Penalties:

Texas Penalties:

April 3, 2000
#17-Matt Kenseth was penalized a lap for pitting outside his pit stall Sunday. #20-Tony Stewart was penalized after his team let a tire get away during a stop. #3-Dale Earnhardt, #93-Dave Blaney, #97-Chad Little and #14 Rick Mast each were penalized for pit-road speed

Little to the BGN UPDATE 2:

Little to the BGN UPDATE 2:

April 2, 2000
Hermie Sadler has been released from his #30 Innovative Motorsports BGN ride, Chad Little will run the #30 Little Trees Chevy at Texas and probably for the rest of the 2000 BGN season when there are no conflicts with the CUP schedule and the team will run an un-named

UP and DOWN:

UP and DOWN:

March 20, 2000
#4-Bobby Hamilton advanced the most positions in the Mall-com 400 at Darlington moving up 26 postions from 33rd to 7th, followed by #5-Terry Labonte (+23), #99-Jeff Burton (+22), and #97-Chad Little(+22). Who fell back the most? #8-Dale Earnhardt Jr. fell back 30 spots

New Shop:

New Shop:

January 19, 2000
The Jack Roush #16 unsponsored Ford team will be moving into a 60,000-square-foot facility near the entrance of Concord Regional Airport as soon as March. The #97 with driver Chad Little and the #17 with rookie Matt Kenseth moved into adjacent facilities in November

Vegas Testing:

Vegas Testing:

January 18, 2000
Seven-time NASCAR Winston Cup champion Dale Earnhardt will return to the driver's seat for the first time since December back surgery by heading a list of 36 drivers from the CUP and BGN series who have scheduled testing times Jan. 31-Feb. 2 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway

Hasbro Signs Drivers:

Hasbro Signs Drivers:

November 19, 1999
Hasbro Sports announced today that it has reached agreements with 29 NASCAR drivers enabling the leading publisher to develop interactive games featuring the drivers, their vehicles and teams. Hasbro Sports plans to release several NASCAR titles for a range of gaming

Roush News:

Roush News:

November 7, 1999
Kevin Lepage and the #16 team will remain in the organization next season regardless of what happens with the car's TV Guide sponsorship. The sponsor is waiting until the end of the year to make a decision on returning, but Lepage and crew chief Pat Tryson are staying