Dan Pardus News

“InTune TV” Teams with UPN to Create Educational Series; Episode Will Feature #66:

“InTune TV” Teams with UPN to Create Educational Series; Episode Will Feature #66:

September 2, 2005
Peak Performance Motorsports announced a one-race associate sponsorship package with "InTune TV." In conjunction with the partnership, "InTune TV" will be on-hand at the California Speedway this weekend for the Sony HD 500 to film the #66 Jani-King team and driver

Stewart wins pole at Daytona:

Stewart wins pole at Daytona:

July 1, 2005
#20-Tony Stewart won the Budweiser Pole for the Pepsi 400 at Daytona International Speedway with a speed of 185.582mph for his first pole since Chicago in July 2003 and his 8th of his career. The rest of the top-five were #10-Scott Riggs, #48-Jimmie Johnson, #36-Boris

Pardus in the #73 at Daytona:

Pardus in the #73 at Daytona:

June 30, 2005
Dan Pardus has been entered in the Pepsi 400 at Daytona International Speedway by Ed Rabbe, owner of the #73 ARC Dehooker Chevrolet. The #73 team has been dorment since driver Eric McClure left the team in March.(Entry List)(6-30-2005)

Mosley to run rest of the Busch season:

Mosley to run rest of the Busch season:

August 6, 2003
Jamie Mosley, a former dirt late model competitor, announced he will compete in the remainder of this year's Busch Series races with Jay Robinson Racing of Monroe, NC. Mosley will race the team's #39 Ford full-time beginning with the Cabela's 250 at Michigan Speedway

Mosley to run more races in the #39:

Mosley to run more races in the #39:

July 25, 2003
Jamie Mosleyrecently agreed on a deal with Jay Robinson that will allow him to focus the rest of his 2003 season on the NASCAR Busch Series. He made his series debut earlier this year when he substituted for Dan Pardus in Jay Robinson's #39 car at Nashville Superspeedway

Earnhardt Jr. on the pole at Daytona:

Earnhardt Jr. on the pole at Daytona:

July 3, 2003
#8-Dale Earnhardt Jr. won the pole for the Winn-Dixie 250 at Daytona in the #8 DMP Chevy with a lap of 186.308mph. Starting outside pole is #38-Kasey Kahne, followed by #99-Michael Waltrip, #25-Bobby Hamilton Jr. and #20-Mike Bliss. Missing the race were: #73-Jason

Driver debuts at Nashville:

Driver debuts at Nashville:

June 8, 2003
ARCA RE/MAX driver Jamie Mosley drove the #39 Three Stooges Beer Ford at Nashville Superspeedway. "It's unfortunate that Dan [Pardus] could not be with us this weekend," said car owner Jay Robinson. "The entire team will continue to race this weekend, but we will keep

NASCAR and Charity:

NASCAR and Charity:

March 11, 2003
NASCAR ON TRACK FOR CHARITY BEGINS NATIONAL FUNDRAISING TOUR IN TEXAS NASCAR today announced the national expansion of NASCAR On Track For Charity, a family-friendly event to help raise funds for the Victory Junction Gang Camp and Speedway Children's Charities. Due

Elder and Pardus injured in qualfying UPDATE Green in the car at Chicago:

Elder and Pardus injured in qualfying UPDATE Green in the car at Chicago:

July 13, 2002
BGN driver Christian Elder wrecked hard in the middle of Turns 3 and 4 during his qualifying run at Chicagoland Speedway. He was airlifted to St. James Hospital in Olympia Fields, Ill., and was initially diagnosed with a concussion and possible fracture of his right

Pardus in the #49:

Pardus in the #49:

June 26, 2002
Dan Pardus will drive the #49 for Jay Robinson Racing next week at Daytona (BGN Racing site)(6-26-2002)

McLaughlin closes out Lowes testing as fastest:

McLaughlin closes out Lowes testing as fastest:

May 8, 2002
#18-Mike McLaughlin's fastest lap came aboard the #18 MBNA Pontiac as 20 teams made final preparations for the May 25 CARQUEST Auto Parts 300. With mid-day track temperatures topping 135 degrees, the unofficial stopwatches caught McLaughlin at 174.193 mph in the Pontiac

Jeff Green wins Texas pole with a new Track Record:

Jeff Green wins Texas pole with a new Track Record:

April 4, 2002
#21-Jeff Green took the pole at Texas Motor Speedway with a speed of 193.493mph, which is faster than the Cup pole record. #87-Joe Nemechek(192.994), #2-Johnny Sauter(192.218), #1-Jimmy Spencer(192.088) and #17-Matt Kenseth(191.843) round out the top 5. Matt Kenseth

Nemechek on the pole at Daytona:

Nemechek on the pole at Daytona:

February 14, 2002
#87-Joe Nemechek won the pole for the Daytona BGN race with a speed of 186.254mph, #6-David Green will start 2nd(185.762) with #7-Randy LaJoie starting third(185.551). Missing the race are: #32-Dan Pardus,#4-Mike Wallace, #67-C W Smith, #44-Mike Harmon, and #22-David

Friday Testing:

Friday Testing:

January 25, 2002
#1-Joe Ruttman was the fastest Friday in the cool air with a speed of 185.943 mph. 2nd fastest was #26-Lyndon Amick at 185.128 and 3rd was #33-Tony Raines at 184.188. Also hearing most of the late afternoon practice was rained out and not much drafting got done. The

Pardus Update:

Pardus Update:

January 24, 2002
When Daytona Beach's Dan Pardus and [#32] car owner Jim Gardner released their BGN team's 15-event 2002 schedule, it lacked a Daytona date. Nonetheless, Pardus was determined to find a way to come down to his home town. In a deal that's been in the works since the