David Green News

Wimmer wins race, Biffle clinches championship:

Wimmer wins race, Biffle clinches championship:

November 9, 2002
#23-Scott Wimmer won the Bashas' 200 at Phoenix, his third win of the year. #59-Stacy Compton was 2nd, #60-Greg Biffle, who had dominated the race, finished 2nd and wins the 2002 BGN Drivers Championship, 4th was #57-Jason Keller and 5th was #5-David Green. For results

Biffle wins pole at Phoenix:

Biffle wins pole at Phoenix:

November 7, 2002
BGN Points leaders #60-Greg Biffle won the pole at Phoenix with a speed of 132.193mph. 2nd was #7-Randy LaJoie at 132.134, followed by #5-David Green at 131.815, #40-Brian Vickers at 131.805 and 2nd in points, #57-Jason Keller at 131.772. Brian Vickers qualified fourth

McMurray wins again when the leaders tangle:

McMurray wins again when the leaders tangle:

November 2, 2002
#27-Jamie McMurray was in the right place at the right time and won as #21-Jeff Green and #99-Michael Waltrip tangled while fighting for the lead late in Saturday's Sam's Club 200 at North Carolina Speedway. McMurray jumped from third to the front for the victory.

A Green Front Row:

A Green Front Row:

November 1, 2002
#21-Jeff Green captured his fourth BGN pole of the season with a lap at 153.355mph for Saturday's Sam's Club 200 at North Carolina Speedway. #5-David Green, qualified second fastest, with #27-Jamie McMurray third, #99-Michael Waltrip and #33-Tony Raines complete the

2003 GM cars test at Talladega:

2003 GM cars test at Talladega:

October 31, 2002
2003 GM cars test at Talladega: The 2003 version of the Chevrolet Monte Carlo and Pontiac Grand Prix hit the track running fast on Wednesday for the first of a two-day General Motors test session at Talladega Superspeedway. “I think it' better. I really do,” said Dale

David Green to make start #250:

David Green to make start #250:

October 25, 2002
1994 BGN Champ, David Green, will make his 250th NASCAR Busch Series start at Atlanta Motor Speedway this weekend. Green is currently driving the #5 GMAC Chevy for the rest of 2002, replacing Ricky Hendrick who recently retired.(Hendrick Motorsports PR)(10-25-2002)

Mears a candidate for the #5 in 2003:

Mears a candidate for the #5 in 2003:

October 25, 2002
BGN driver Casey Mears is a candidate to drive Hendrick Motorsports' #5 Chevy in the BGN series next season. Mears, 24, is under contract with Team Jesel and the #66 Dodge through next season, but the team has been unable to secure sponsorship. The team had hoped to

Jeff Burton wins at Lowe’s:

Jeff Burton wins at Lowe’s:

October 12, 2002
#9-Jeff Burton put all but two of the 42 other cars at least a lap down in winning Saturday's Little Trees 300 at Lowe's Motor Speedway in dominating fashion, his fifth BGN victory in 12 starts this season. 2nd place went to #99-Michael Waltrip and 3rd to #87-Joe Nemechek

Ricky Hendrick getting out of race car effective immediately:

Ricky Hendrick getting out of race car effective immediately:

October 10, 2002
Ricky Hendrick, the son of Hendrick Motorsports owner Rick Hendrick, will step out of the #5 GMAC Chevy he's driven in the BGN series effective immediately and retire from full-time competition. Hendrick, 22, cited lingering effects form a shoulder injury suffered

Carlos Contreras to jump to the BGN? UPDATE 2:

Carlos Contreras to jump to the BGN? UPDATE 2:

October 8, 2002
hearing Petty CTS driver, #43-Carlos Contreras could be making the move up to the BGN, with Petty Enterprises and sponsor Hot Wheels.(7-20-2002) UPDATE: With Carlos Contreras reportedly considering a move to the Busch Series with another organization, Petty Enterprises

Carlos Contreras to jump to the BGN? UPDATE 2 To HRT in 2003 and Two Cup races in 2003:

Carlos Contreras to jump to the BGN? UPDATE 2 To HRT in 2003 and Two Cup races in 2003:

October 8, 2002
Carlos Contreras to jump to the BGN? UPDATE 2 To HRT in 2003 and Two Cup races in 2003: hearing Petty CTS driver, #43-Carlos Contreras could be making the move up to the BGN, with Petty Enterprises and sponsor Hot Wheels.(7-20-2002) UPDATE: With Carlos Contreras reportedly

Fedawa in the #31 at RIR:

Fedawa in the #31 at RIR:

September 5, 2002
Tim Fedewa will drive the #31 Whelen Chevy for Ted Marsh Racing for the second time in 2002 when the BGN visits Richmond. The Fedewa-Marsh combination finished 14th at Bristol two weeks ago despite racing the last third of the race without brakes. Fedewa said he was

Green back in the #09 car at Chicago:

Green back in the #09 car at Chicago:

July 12, 2002
The Hispanic Racing Team (HRT) and former BGN champion David Green will be bringing a little Latin energy to this weekends BGN race at Chicagoland Speedway. The duo will run its second race of the year at the 1.5-mile tri-oval, where the #09 CICLN Energy Drink entry

Wimmer in a Dodge at Daytona for last BGN scheduled race of 2002 before move to Cup:

Wimmer in a Dodge at Daytona for last BGN scheduled race of 2002 before move to Cup:

July 2, 2002
The Bill Davis Racing #23 Team and driver Scott Wimmer are taking a Tommy Baldwin Racing Dodge [ran as #6] to Daytona this weekend. It is the same car David Green sat on the outside pole with at the Daytona season opener and will have a Terry Elledge horsepower motor

#98 looking for a new Crew Chief UPDATE got one:

#98 looking for a new Crew Chief UPDATE got one:

July 1, 2002
Tommy Morgan has been released from the #98 RYR BGN team, no replacement has been named to crew chief the car for driver Kasey Kahne.(Winston Cup Scene - need sub to read)(6-26-2002) UPDATE: Veteran crew chief, Clyde McLeod has been named the new crew chief for the