Dennis Setzer News

News & Notes Daytona:

News & Notes Daytona:

February 13, 2006
Ted Musgrave (#9 ASE/Germain Toyota) has figured out how to top his first NASCAR championship. Win another one. Musgrave now rides with Germain Racing, a five-time winner a year ago with Todd Bodine (#30 Germain Motors Toyota). Bodine, last years third-place finisher

New # for Dennis Setzer? UPDATE 2:

New # for Dennis Setzer? UPDATE 2:

February 9, 2006
Hearing that Dennis Setzer, driver of the Morgan-Dollar Motorsports Chevy(#46), may have a new truck # for the 2006 Season -- #85. Looks like it may be tied to a potential sponsor E85 (Flex Fuel)? (1-18-2006) UPDATE: hearing the number will change to #85 and the sponsor

Ted Musgrave Collects $364,643 in Point Fund Awards:

Ted Musgrave Collects $364,643 in Point Fund Awards:

December 12, 2005
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion Ted Musgrave (#1 Mopar Dodge) collected $364,643 in point fund awards along with special awards of $55,000 during Sundays Champions Award ceremonies to bring his 2005 season total to $880,553. Musgrave, the series eighth different

News and Notes – Season Ends:

News and Notes – Season Ends:

November 25, 2005
Ted Musgrave (#1 Mopar Dodge) wasnt leaving anything to chance. Musgrave, once bitten at Homestead-Miami Speedway, chose discretion over valor with the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series championship on the line. His 19th-place finish in Saturdays Ford 200 was workmanlike

FINAL Points Standings After Homestead [race 25 of 25]

FINAL Points Standings After Homestead [race 25 of 25]

November 19, 2005
#1-Ted Musgrave, 3532 #46-Dennis Setzer, 3480, -52 #30-Todd Bodine, 3562, -70 #6-Ron Hornday, 3369, -163 #5-Mike Skinner, 3273, -259 For points standings see: ESPN.com Truckseries.com Motorsports One - Drivers Motorsports One - Owners NASCAR.com - official [posted

Musgrave wins 2005 Championship:

Musgrave wins 2005 Championship:

November 19, 2005
With a 20th place finish in the Ford 200 at Homestead-Miami Speedway, coupled with 2nd in points, #46-Dennis Setzer finishing 18th, #1-Ted Musgrave won the 2005 Craftsman Truck Series Championship, his first career NASCAR Championship and the first for Ultra Motorsports

Bodine wins 3rd in a row..this time at Homestead:

Bodine wins 3rd in a row..this time at Homestead:

November 19, 2005
#30-Todd Bodine won the Ford 200 at Homestead-Miami Speedway for his 5th win of 2005 and 7th of his career. #60-Jack Sprague was 2nd followed by #23-Johnny Benson, #16-Mike Bliss and #22-Bill Lester. Points leader #1-Ted Musgrave finished 20th and clinched the 2005

Reutimann wins pole at Homestead:

Reutimann wins pole at Homestead:

November 18, 2005
#17-David Reutimann won the pole for the Ford 200 at Homestead-Miami Speedway with a lap of 173.116mph to break his own track record he set last year. It is Reutimann's 4th career pole. The top five drivers went faster then the old track record of 171.255mph. Toyota

News and Notes – Homestead:

News and Notes – Homestead:

November 17, 2005
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series championship goes down to the wire for the 10th time in 11 seasons this Friday and the only thing certain is that the Ford 200 at Homestead-Miami Speedway will produce a first-time champion. Ted Musgrave (#1 Mopar Dodge), whos never

Bodine wins at Phoenix:

Bodine wins at Phoenix:

November 11, 2005
#30-Todd Bodine won the Chevy Silverado 150 at Phoenix International Raceway, leading 57 0f the 150 laps for his 4th win of the season and 6th of his career. #6-Ron Hornaday finished 2nd, followed by #23-Johnny Benson, #14-Rick Crawford and #46-Dennis Setzer. #1-Ted

Whitt wins pole at Phoenix with track record:

Whitt wins pole at Phoenix with track record:

November 11, 2005
#38-Brandon Whitt won the pole for the Chevy Silverado 150 at Phoenix International Raceway with a track record speed of 131.200mph, just beating Jack Sprague's recor of last year [131.186]. It is Whitt's 2nd pole of the season and of his career, he also wo the pole

Auto Racing All-America Team Selected:

Auto Racing All-America Team Selected:

November 11, 2005
A 17-member Auto Racing All-America Team, the largest ever selected, has been chosen by voting members of the motorsports press. The champions of NASCAR Nextel Cup, IndyCar, Champ Car, NHRA Top Fuel and the World of Outlaws were among the top vote-getters. One of them

News and Notes – Phoenix:

News and Notes – Phoenix:

November 8, 2005
This years championship battle essentially has evolved into a two-driver race with Ted Musgrave (#1 Mopar Dodge) leading Dennis Setzer (#46 Silverado Z71 Chevrolet) by 63 points. Musgrave could close out the race at Phoenix although odds are that it will go down to

Kyle Busch wins wild race at Atlanta:

Kyle Busch wins wild race at Atlanta:

October 29, 2005
#15-Kyle Busch won the EasyCare Vehicle Service Contracts 200 at Atlanta Motor Speedway for his 3rd career Truck Series win in 15 starts. #60-Jack Sprague who appeared to have the race won until a late caution with 8 laps to go, tightened the field. Busch gave up second

Skinner wins pole at Atlanta:

Skinner wins pole at Atlanta:

October 29, 2005
#5-Mike Skinner won the pole for the EasyCare Vehicle Service Contracts 200 at Atlanta Motor Speedway with a speed of 182.591mph for his 6th pole off the season and 23rd in his Truck Series career. With today's qualifying effort, Skinner wraps up the season's $10,000