Dale Jarrett News

Motorsports This Week on ESPN and ABC:

Motorsports This Week on ESPN and ABC:

June 6, 2007
ESPN2 will feature NASCAR Busch Series racing live Saturday, June 9, from Nashville Superspeedway as the series makes its second and final appearance of 2007 at the 1.33-mile, concrete-surfaced track. The telecast begins with NASCAR Countdown at 6:30pm/et, and the

NASCAR Busch Series Live From Nashville on ESPN2:

NASCAR Busch Series Live From Nashville on ESPN2:

June 4, 2007
ESPN2 will feature NASCAR Busch Series racing live Saturday, June 9, from Nashville Superspeedway as the series makes its second and final appearance of 2007 at the 1.33-mile, concrete-surfaced track. The telecast begins with NASCAR Countdown at 6:30 p.m. ET, and the

Ramblings – Dover Qualifying Notes:

Ramblings – Dover Qualifying Notes:

June 1, 2007
It was Ryan Newman today for the second week in a row.... Newman took the Bud Pole for Sunday's Autism Speaks 400 presented by Visa at Dover International Speedway with a time of 23.541 sec (152.925 mph) for his third top-spot of the season and 40th of his NEXTEL Cup

NASCAR Countdown: ESPN2 Dover International Speedway Highlights:

NASCAR Countdown: ESPN2 Dover International Speedway Highlights:

May 31, 2007
ESPN2s NASCAR Countdown will have a live preview of the NASCAR Busch Series race at 2:30 p.m. ET Saturday from Dover International Speedway. Suzy Kolber will make her debut as host of NASCAR Countdown at Dover, joined in the ESPN Pit Studio by analyst Brad Daugherty

NASCAR Busch Series Live From Monster Mile on ESPN2:

NASCAR Busch Series Live From Monster Mile on ESPN2:

May 28, 2007
ESPN2 will feature NASCAR Busch Series racing live Saturday, June 2, from the Monster Mile, Dover International Speedway in Dover, Del. The telecast begins with NASCAR Countdown at 2:30 p.m. ET, and the 200-mile race starts at 3 p.m. Since 1969, the 1-mile Dover track

ESPN2 To Have Live NASCAR Busch Series Practice, Qualifying Coverage from Dover:

ESPN2 To Have Live NASCAR Busch Series Practice, Qualifying Coverage from Dover:

May 28, 2007
ESPN2, the home of the NASCAR Busch Series in 2007, will have live coverage of qualifying from Dover International Speedway as well as the series final practice session as it prepares for Saturdays 200-mile race. Practice coverage will air at 2 p.m. ET Friday, with

Motorsports This Week on ESPN and ABC:

Motorsports This Week on ESPN and ABC:

May 28, 2007
ESPN2 will feature Busch Series racing live Saturday, June 2, from the Monster Mile, Dover International Speedway in Dover, Del. The telecast begins with NASCAR Countdown at 2:30pm/et, and the 200-mile race starts at 3:00pm/et. ESPN's Suzy Kolber will make her debut

NASCAR Countdown: ESPN2 Lowes Motor Speedway Highlights:

NASCAR Countdown: ESPN2 Lowes Motor Speedway Highlights:

May 24, 2007
ESPN2s NASCAR Countdown will preview the live, prime-time NASCAR Busch Series race at 7:30 p.m. ET Saturday at Lowes Motor Speedway. Allen Bestwick will host the telecast with studio analyst Brad Daugherty. Analyst Tim Brewer will report from the ESPN Cutaway Car.

Ned Jarrett Returns to ESPN Television Booth for Busch Race:

Ned Jarrett Returns to ESPN Television Booth for Busch Race:

May 23, 2007
Ned Jarrett will make a guest appearance alongside his son, Dale Jarrett, in the ESPN booth Saturday night during ESPN2s live, prime-time coverage of the NASCAR Busch Series race at Lowes Motor Speedway. Father and son will work together as television analysts for

Ned Jarrett Returns to ESPN TV Booth:

Ned Jarrett Returns to ESPN TV Booth:

May 23, 2007
Ned Jarrett, one of the most popular motorsports announcers in history and a mainstay of ESPN's NASCAR coverage for 15 years, will make a guest appearance alongside his son, Dale Jarrett, in the ESPN booth Saturday night during ESPN2's live, prime-time coverage of

NASCAR Busch Series at Charlotte Live in Prime Time on ESPN2:

NASCAR Busch Series at Charlotte Live in Prime Time on ESPN2:

May 21, 2007
ESPN2 will feature NASCAR Busch Series racing live in prime time Saturday night from Lowes Motor Speedway in Charlotte, N.C. The telecast begins with NASCAR Countdown at 7:30 p.m. ET. The race starts at 8 p.m. Dale Jarrett will join Andy Petree in the ESPN booth for

Telethon set for NASCAR charitable day TODAY:

Telethon set for NASCAR charitable day TODAY:

May 18, 2007
NASCAR's first telethon is being planned for May 18 as part of NASCAR Day, the sport's annual charitable day. Since NASCAR initiated the day in 2004, it has sold keepsake pins and taken donations for its own NASCAR Foundation. More than $1.3 million was raised in 2006

Elliott to the #21? UPDATE 2 confirmed/details:

Elliott to the #21? UPDATE 2 confirmed/details:

May 17, 2007
hearing 1988 Nextel Cup Champ, Bill Elliott, will drive the #21 Wood Brothers/JTG Ford for six races, not sure if that will start after the Nextel Open, which Jon Wood is scheduled to run or for the Coca-Cola 600 at Lowe's Motor Speedway on May 27th. Why Elliott? Bill

NASCAR Countdown: ESPN2 Darlington Raceway Highlights

NASCAR Countdown: ESPN2 Darlington Raceway Highlights

May 10, 2007
ESPN2s NASCAR Countdown will preview the live, primetime Busch Series race at Darlington Raceway Friday at 8 p.m. ET. Allen Bestwick will host the telecast with studio analyst Brad Daugherty. Nextel Cup team owner Richard Childress will join Bestwick and Daugherty

Battle Heats Up for the Most Popular Driver Award:

Battle Heats Up for the Most Popular Driver Award:

May 9, 2007
The 2007 season is well under way and the battle is heating up for the 2007 NASCAR NMPA Chex Most Popular Driver Award. Race fans have really begun to show their enthusiasm for their favorite driver and continue to make their votes count at www.MostPopularDriver.com