Chris Horn News

Field Still Short for Milwaukee Race:

Field Still Short for Milwaukee Race:

June 23, 2006
Two drivers have been added to the entry list for the AT&T 250 NASCAR Busch Series at The Milwaukee Mile, but the field is still two cars short of full for the race Saturday night. Chris Horn and Jerick Johnson were late entries and are assured a spot in the 41-car

Truex Jr. wins pole at Kansas:

Truex Jr. wins pole at Kansas:

October 7, 2005
#8-Martin Truex Jr. won the pole for the United Way 300 presented by Yellow Transportation and Sprint at Kansas Speedway with a speed of 178.938mph, a new track record. #47-Jon Wood will start 2nd followed by #58-Regan Smith, #6-Kasey Kahne and #32-Jason Leffler. Missing

Newman wins pole at Chicago:

Newman wins pole at Chicago:

July 8, 2005
#39-Ryan Newman won the pole for the USG Durock 300 at Chicagoland Speedway with a speed of 186.438mph. The pole is 7th of Newman's 17 race Busch career. The rest of the top-5 are #38-Kasey Kahne, #5-Kyle Busch, #18-J.J. Yeley and #21-Kevin Harvick. Points leader #

Testing at Kentucky this week UPDATE:

Testing at Kentucky this week UPDATE:

May 18, 2004
Kentucky Speedway will host NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series and NASCAR Truck Series testing May 19-20. NEXTEL Cup Series drivers #40-Sterling Marlin, #42-Jamie McMurray, #25-Brian Vickers, #77-Brendan Gaughan, #0-Ward Burton and NASCAR Truck Series driver Chris Horn are scheduled

Horn moves to Busch:

Horn moves to Busch:

February 3, 2004
NASCAR driver Chris Horn, along with his Horn Auto Racing group will leap into the NASCAR Busch Series on a limited schedule in 2004. Horn, was expected to return to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series this season, but in the off-season, the team was evaluating their

Horn Experiences Lucky Streak BEFORE Las Vegas Race Arrival of first son and primary sponsor:

Horn Experiences Lucky Streak BEFORE Las Vegas Race Arrival of first son and primary sponsor:

September 23, 2003
This week NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series teams will distribute their pre-race releases for the Las Vegas 300, and the average release will refer to the team's hope for luck in Sin City. Horn AutoRacing will not take that approach because driver Chris Horn is already

Leffler wins pole at Kentucky:

Leffler wins pole at Kentucky:

July 12, 2002
#2-Jason Leffler won the pole for the Kroger 225 at Kentucky Speedway with a speed of 168.303mph. 2nd thru 5th are: #16-Mike Bliss at 167.994, #8-Bill Lester at 166.986, #29-Terry Cook at 166.723, and #58-Chris Horn at 166.538..(7-12-2002)