Dale Jarrett News

Yates:

Yates:

August 26, 1999
Ever since #28 owner Robert Yates announced that he and Kenny Irwin are parting company at the end of the 1999 season, drivers have been practically lining up at the door of his races shop, helmet and resume in hand. But Yates, who fields cars for Winston Cup points

Short Track Wins UPDATE:

Short Track Wins UPDATE:

August 25, 1999
Nine different drivers win the last nine short-track races: Dale Jarrett, John Andretti, Rusty Wallace, Ricky Rudd, Jeff Burton, Mark Martin, Terry Labonte, Bobby Hamilton and Jeff Gordon -- UPDATE Make it Ten drivers, add Dale Earnhardt to the mix

Short Track Wins UPDATE:

Short Track Wins UPDATE:

August 25, 1999
Nine different drivers win the last nine short-track races: Dale Jarrett, John Andretti, Rusty Wallace, Ricky Rudd, Jeff Burton, Mark Martin, Terry Labonte, Bobby Hamilton and Jeff Gordon -- UPDATE Make it Ten drivers, add Dale Earnhardt to the mix -- UPDATE: Make

Woodchuck:

Woodchuck:

August 13, 1999
I got a chance to see RPM2Nite but not qualifying and was wondering what ESPN's Bill Weber and Rusty Wallace, the pole sitter were talking about when they mentioned a Woodchuck, he's what happened from Monte Dutton at SpeedNet: Exiting the so-called inner loop during

Nike in Cup? UPDATE 2:

Nike in Cup? UPDATE 2:

August 3, 1999
From That's Racin' - Nike, the giant athletic shoe and apparel company has a news conference scheduled for 9:15am Thursday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the site for Saturday's Brickyard 400. The release about the news conferences promises the announcement of "an

#88 Crew Member Hurt UPDATE:

#88 Crew Member Hurt UPDATE:

July 26, 1999
Brian Clark, the rear tire carrier for Dale Jarrett, broke a toe when the exhaust pipe landed on it as the car was dropped from the jack during a pit stop. Kevin Hall came over from the #28 car which crashed out of the race early( Infobeat ) -- UPDATE: Brian Clark,

Heated Exchange:

Heated Exchange:

July 12, 1999
NASCAR officials apparently weren't too pleased with Jeff Gordon's bumps and pass of Dale Jarrett on the last lap of Sunday's Jiffy Lube 300. Gordon and his crew chief, Ray Evernham, were called into the NASCAR hauler to discuss the incident, in which Gordon bumped

What If?

What If?

July 11, 1999
on TNN's Inside NASCAR, they did a little calculation and came up with this: If Dale Jarrett averaged 7th in the final 17 races and Jeff Gordon finished 2nd in all the races, Gordon would win the championship

The Pass UPDATE 2:

The Pass UPDATE 2:

July 5, 1999
The Pass UPDATE 2: Getting much email about Dale Jarrett's pass of the pace car during the caution, saw it didn't think much about it. Here is a rule: "Cars may not pass the caution car/truck unless directed to do so by an Official in the caution car/truck. Any cars

The Pass UPDATE 2:

The Pass UPDATE 2:

July 4, 1999
Getting much email about Dale Jarrett's pass of the pace car during the caution, saw it didn't think much about it. Here is a rule: "Cars may not pass the caution car/truck unless directed to do so by an Official in the caution car/truck. Any cars illegally passing

#28 News:

#28 News:

July 3, 1999
hmmm...a few sites are carrying Kenny Irwin/#28 stories today. From That's Racin' - Irwin says he's #28 driver as far as he knows by Jim Utter, some highlights: Kenny Irwin, whose job security with the #28 Fords owned by Robert Yates has been rumored to be in trouble

more Happy Hour notes:

more Happy Hour notes:

July 1, 1999
more Happy Hour notes: #41-David Green tagged the #6-Mark Martin car after Martin cut down a tire and hit the wall but there was minimal damage and the car will be repaired in time for the race. Martin left the infield care center with a splint on his left wrist and

more Happy Hour notes:

more Happy Hour notes:

July 1, 1999
#41-David Green tagged the #6-Mark Martin car after Martin cut down a tire and hit the wall but there was minimal damage and the car will be repaired in time for the race. Martin left the infield care center with a splint on his left wrist and reported a sore lower

#11 Paint UPDATE 2:

#11 Paint UPDATE 2:

June 22, 1999
The Ray O Vac Ford owned by Dale Jarrett and Brett Favre will have a special green and gold Green Bay Packers paint scheme for the BGN race at Milwaukee on July 4, 1999. The car will be displayed to the public in the week leading up to the race. Locations will include

It’s Back…UPDATE

It’s Back…UPDATE

June 19, 1999
Speculation continues to grow that Terry Labonte may be driving for Yates' operation next season( PitNow Notes ), expect denials within a few days from one or both teams, Yates saying no third team and Hendrick saying Terry and Kelloggs are signed with them through