David Reutimann News

Gatorade Duel Race #2:

Gatorade Duel Race #2:

February 14, 2008
#11-Denny Hamlin won the 2nd Gatorade Duel 150 qualifying race Thursday at Daytona International Speedway. Hamlin just beat #20-Tony Stewart, who finished 2nd and pushed Hamlin past #24-Jeff Gordon on the final lap for the win. Gordon was third, followed by #9-Kasey

Jarrett will not take Reutimann’s ride if he fails to make the 500:

Jarrett will not take Reutimann’s ride if he fails to make the 500:

February 14, 2008
#44-Dale Jarrett said he would not consider getting into teammate #00-David Reutimann's car if the worst-case scenario happens Thursday and Jarrett fails to qualify for the Daytona 500. Some people have speculated that team owner Michael Waltrip might ask Reutimann

Drivers who are not yet assured of a spot in the 500 and how they can get in:

Drivers who are not yet assured of a spot in the 500 and how they can get in:

February 11, 2008
Who Could Get In Via Duels/ Qualifying Time #60-Boris Said: Fastest of non-qualifiers, but could make the 500 one of two ways -- if he finishes first or second among the go-or-go-home drivers, or if #55-Michael Waltrip, #78-Joe Nemechek or #00-David Reutimann finish

Johnson on pole for Daytona 500:

Johnson on pole for Daytona 500:

February 10, 2008
#48-Jimmie Johnson won the Coors Light Pole Award for the Daytona 500 with a lap of 187.075mph for his 2nd career Daytona 500 pole and 14th pole of his career. #55-Michael Waltrip was 2nd fastest and has a set strating spot for the race. All other starting positions

Reutimann holds off on his own race team:

Reutimann holds off on his own race team:

February 10, 2008
David Reutimann doesn't aspire to team ownership. Not even if it's for cousin, Wayne Jr. Not even in the ARCA series, where expenses can still quickly overrun the budget of a second-year Sprint Cup driver. Reutimann had planned to field a car for his cousin, a successful

Who did the cameras focus on in 2007?

Who did the cameras focus on in 2007?

January 28, 2008
cawsnjaws.com started to keep records of how many commercials there are during Cup races and how much time they take of every broadcast was in response to many fans' unhappiness with those numbers. Soon after I started posting the numbers and even have them archived

Kentucky Derby scheme at ‘Dega:

Kentucky Derby scheme at ‘Dega:

January 27, 2008
#44-David Reutimann is scheduled to run a special UPS Kentucky Derby paint scheme at Talladea Superspeedway in April. See image on the Paint Scheme Gallery.(1-27-2008)

McDowell to take over #00 after 5 races UPDATE 2:

McDowell to take over #00 after 5 races UPDATE 2:

January 25, 2008
Michael McDowell, the 2007 runner-up on the ARCA circuit, will succeed David Reutimann in the #00 Sprint Cup car at Michael Waltrip Racing. McDowell, a 22-year-old native of Phoenix, likely will take over the #00 Toyota in late March at Martinsville, Va., when Reutimann

Hylton hopes to attempt to make Daytona 500:

Hylton hopes to attempt to make Daytona 500:

December 16, 2007
Come Saturday, Feb. 9, ARCA/REMAX Series fans will have one last shot to see a legend tour the 31-degree high banks of historic Daytona International Speedway. "This will be my last time to race here at Daytona," said 73-year-old James Hylton from the garage at historic

Pemberton leaves DEI? UPDATE 4 MWR names 3 new crew chiefs:

Pemberton leaves DEI? UPDATE 4 MWR names 3 new crew chiefs:

December 14, 2007
hearing that Dale Earnhardt Inc #8 crew chief, Ryan Pemberton [#01 in 2007 with DEI/Ginn Racing], could be heading to Penske Racing as the crew chief for #77 Sam Hornish Jr.(12-5-2007) UPDATE: Crew chief Ryan Pemberton has left Dale Earnhardt Inc., and the team said

Reutimann now a team owner:

Reutimann now a team owner:

December 13, 2007
Entering his second full season at NASCAR's top two levels, #00/#44-David Reutimann will become a team owner in 2008 as his cousin, Wayne Jr., an accomplished USAC and sprint car driver, attempts to switch to stock cars in the ARCA series. Reutimann had hoped to use

NASCAR Busch Series Champion’s Week Preview:

NASCAR Busch Series Champion’s Week Preview:

December 4, 2007
In its final season as sponsor of the Busch Series, Anheuser-Buschs Busch brand will celebrate its last title in duplicate. Friday night at the Portofino Bay Hotel in Orlando, Fla., Carl Edwards officially will be crowned the 2007 Busch Series driver champion. On the

Reutimann Raises over $70K at Golf Tournament:

Reutimann Raises over $70K at Golf Tournament:

December 2, 2007
David Reutimann's third annual golf tournament at Silverado Golf and Country Club in his home town of Zephyrhills, Fla. raised $71,300.00 for All Children's Hospital on Saturday, November 24th. I really want to thank Toyota, Aaron's, Michael Waltrip Racing, my family

Raybestos Rookie News & Notes – Homestead:

Raybestos Rookie News & Notes – Homestead:

November 13, 2007
Willie Allen was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in the November 9 Casino Arizona 150 at Phoenix Int'l Raceway. Allen scored a 17th-place finish and claimed Raybestos Rookie of the Race honors for the fifth time this season. Willie Allen holds a seven-point advantage

Edwards Championship Clinching Scenerios:

Edwards Championship Clinching Scenerios:

October 30, 2007
#60-Carl Edwards needs to leave Texas with a 390-point lead over #99-David Reutimann. If he finishes 36th or better, 37th and leads at least one lap, or 39th and leads the most laps, he will become the 2007 Busch Series champion finally.(NASCAR PR)(10-30-2007)