Dale Jarrett News

Gordon Dominates at Dover:

Gordon Dominates at Dover:

June 3, 2001
Gordon Dominates at Dover: #24-Jeff Gordon won the MBNA 400 at Dover, leading 381 or 400 laps and breaking Mark Martins record of 379 (for a 400 miler) set in Sept 1998. The win is Gordon's 54th, which ties him for 7th on the all-time list with Rusty Wallace and Lee

Bruised Ribs for Jarrett:

Bruised Ribs for Jarrett:

May 30, 2001
Bruised Ribs for Jarrett: X-rays taken Tuesday showed that Dale Jarrett does not have a broken rib, according to a team spokesperson. Instead, the NASCAR Winston Cup points leader has bruised ribs. His injury is diagnosed as serratus anterior muscle tear. The type

Jeff Burton wins Coca Cola 600:

Jeff Burton wins Coca Cola 600:

May 27, 2001
Jeff Burton wins Coca Cola 600: #99-Burton wins his first races of the 2001 season, the Coca-Cola 600 and puts him in the 2002 The Winston. Pole sitter #02-Ryan Newman crashed on lap 12 when he got loose and finished 43rd. The top four starters finished 26th or worse

Jarrett Injured but will race UPDATE:

Jarrett Injured but will race UPDATE:

May 27, 2001
Jarrett Injured but will race UPDATE: Dale Jarrett suffered an injury to his right side rib area during Happy Hour practice for the Coca-Cola 600 Saturday at Lowe’s Motor Speedway. The injury was not the result of an accident. Jarrett expects to be able to race in

Bodine Hurt Too:

Bodine Hurt Too:

May 27, 2001
Bodine Hurt Too: Todd Bodine joins Dale Jarrett as a driver in discomfort, suffering from lingering pain from a back strain suffered last week. Bodine was cleaning his pool last Saturday when he injured his back, then worsened the injury by racing in both The Winston

#88 Backup:

#88 Backup:

May 26, 2001
#88 Backup: Todd Parrott would have preferred his driver use the team's original car built for the Coca-Cola 600, but he's not too concerned with the backup Dale Jarrett will drive in Sunday's race at Lowe's Motor Speedway. Jarrett hit the wall with his #88 Ford during

Pit Crew Challenge:

Pit Crew Challenge:

May 26, 2001
Pit Crew Challenge: Steve Park's pit crew earned a $7,000 paycheck, winning the fourth annual Coca-Cola Racing Family pit crew challenge at the Food Lion Speed Street in downtown Charlotte. Each participating pit crew completed one stationary, four-tire stop on a Coca

Driver to Attempt the Coca Cola 600 UPDATE:

Driver to Attempt the Coca Cola 600 UPDATE:

May 22, 2001
Driver to Attempt the Coca Cola 600 UPDATE: Jeff Fultz will attempt to qualify for the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte next month. Fultz, 30, said Thursday he has landed a one-race deal with car owners Gene DeHart and Mike Clark for the Coca-Cola 600, May 27 at Lowe's Motor

Humpy to make his pick UPDATE it’s Jarrett:

Humpy to make his pick UPDATE it’s Jarrett:

May 11, 2001
Humpy to make his pick UPDATE it's Jarrett: With an assist from magician Mark Robinson, Lowe's Motor Speedway presient H.A. "Humpy" Wheeler will gaze into his crystal ball Thursday and reveal his pick to win The Winston on May 19. During the past 13 years, Wheeler

Testing At Lowes UPDATE:

Testing At Lowes UPDATE:

May 8, 2001
Testing At Lowes UPDATE: Lowes Motor Speedway will host many drivers in a test session on Monday May 7th and Tuesday, May 8th. Cup schedule on both days run from 4:00 to 10:00pm/et. Sceduled drivers so far are: #88-Dale Jarrett, #9-Bill Elliott, #22-Ward Burton, #19

Stewart Wins at Richmond:

Stewart Wins at Richmond:

May 5, 2001
Stewart Wins at Richmond: #20-Tony Stewart who ran well on long runs, won at Richmond for his and Pontiac's first win in 2001. #24-Jeff Gordon and #2-Rusty Wallace duked it out for 2nd with Gordon getting the spot, some heated words on pit road. The race was red flagged

Nemechek and Jarrett:

Nemechek and Jarrett:

May 4, 2001
Nemechek and Jarrett: The Jarrett/Favre Driving Adventure announced that Joe Nemechek has joined its ranks. Nemechek and Dale Jarrett said the company's focus is becoming the nation's premier driving adventure company this year. Nemechek is taking a significant equity

Wallace Wins the NAPA Auto Parts 500

Wallace Wins the NAPA Auto Parts 500

April 29, 2001
Wallace Wins the NAPA Auto Parts 500 at California Speedway. #2-Rusty Wallace won the race at California, his 54th career win (ties Lee Petty for 7th all time - my mistake, Gordon has 53, not 54) and his first of 2001. The win was Wallace's first in 21 races, Bristol

Hamilton wins the Talladega 500:

Hamilton wins the Talladega 500:

April 22, 2001
Hamilton wins the Talladega 500: #55-Bobby Hamilton was able to pass #20-Tony Stewart on the last lap to win the Talladega 500. It was Hamiton's 4th career Winston Cup win and his fist in just over three years when he last won at Martinsville on April 20, 1998, 101

True Value Man of the Year:

True Value Man of the Year:

April 20, 2001
True Value Man of the Year: Mark Martin's countless hours of preparation, planning meetings and fundraising to fulfill his dream of building a quarter-midget track to give local kids a place to race, received the first quarter nomination for the NASCAR True Value Man