Elliott Sadler News

Atlanta Rookie News and Notes:

Atlanta Rookie News and Notes:

March 14, 2007
#42-Juan Pablo Montoya was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in the March 11 UAW-DainlerChrysler 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Montoya scored a 22nd-place finish and took top rookie honors for the first time this season. Montoya earned $5,000 from Affinia Group as

Unofficial Driver Points Top-12 Standing

Unofficial Driver Points Top-12 Standing

March 11, 2007
after Las Vegas [3 of 36 races]: #6-Mark Martin 495 #24-Jeff Gordon 489 -6 #31-Jeff Burton 453 -42 #48-Jimmie Johnson 406 -89 #17-Matt Kenseth 397 -98 #29-Kevin Harvick 389 -106 #5-Kyle Busch 382 -113 #11-Denny Hamlin 374 -121 #18-J.J. Yeley 365 -130 #19-Elliott Sadler

Auto Value/Bumper to Bumper to sponsor Riggs at two races IMAGE:

Auto Value/Bumper to Bumper to sponsor Riggs at two races IMAGE:

March 8, 2007
Auto Value/Bumper to Bumper will be the primary sponsor of the #10 Evernham Motorsports Dodge that Scott Riggs drives in two 2007 Nextel Cup Series races: Las Vegas Speedway on March 11, 2007 and at Michigan International Speedway on August 19, 2007. Auto Value/Bumper

Evernham cancels appeals? UPDATE no, but penalties upheld:

Evernham cancels appeals? UPDATE no, but penalties upheld:

March 7, 2007
hearing that after the penalties for the #9 Dodge of Kasey Kahne were upheld on Monday, Evernham Motorsports withdrew their appeal of the Daytona penalties of the #10 Dodge of Scott Riggs and #19 Dodge of Elliott Sadler.(3-7-2007) UPDATE: Evernham Motorsports lost

Appeals to be heard next week:

Appeals to be heard next week:

February 27, 2007
Penalty appeals for four Nextel Cup teams accused of breaking NASCAR's equipment rules leading up to the Daytona 500 will be heard early next week, NASCAR officials told ESPN.com on Tuesday. The appeals for Kasey Kahne's #9 team and Matt Kenseth's #17 team will be

Rumblings – Daytona:

Rumblings – Daytona:

February 18, 2007
Kevin Harvick passed Mark Martin as all heck was breaking loose behind them tonight and took the Daytona 505 by all of .02 seconds at the line. It was Harvick's first plate win and the 11th of his Nextel Cup career (he's now tied with Greg Biffle for 50th place on

Evernham names interim crew chiefs/team directors:

Evernham names interim crew chiefs/team directors:

February 15, 2007
Team owner Ray Evernham will sit atop the pit box for Evernham Motorsports' #19 Dodge driven by Elliott Sadler during the Gatorade Duel 150-mile qualifying race Thursday, team officials confirmed Wednesday. Evernham will share responsibilities as team director, Evernham

EMS will not appeal 4-race suspension, may appeal #10, #19 penalties:

EMS will not appeal 4-race suspension, may appeal #10, #19 penalties:

February 14, 2007
Team owner Ray Evernham said he won't appeal the four-race suspension to #9 team director Kenny Francis but is still mulling over whether to appeal the two-race suspensions of #19 team director Josh Browne and #10 team director Rodney Childers. Francis, the crew chief

Penalties Announced: 4 Crew Chiefs Suspended, Fines, Points Taken Away UPDATE:

Penalties Announced: 4 Crew Chiefs Suspended, Fines, Points Taken Away UPDATE:

February 13, 2007
NASCAR announced Tuesday that four Nextel Cup Series crew chiefs have been suspended from competition, starting with Sunday's season-opening Daytona 500. Two of the four “ Ken Francis, crew chief for the #9 Dodge driven by Kasey Kahne; and Robbie Reiser, crew chief

Stewart wins Bud Shootout:

Stewart wins Bud Shootout:

February 10, 2007
#20-Tony Stewart won his third Budweiser Shootout, passing #5-Kyle Busch [who led the most laps, 39 of 70] with eight laps to go and held off a hard charging #38-David Gilliland [finished 2nd]. #2-Kurt Busch was 3rd, followed by #48-Jimmie Johnson and #29-Kevin Harvick

Elliott teams with Hermie at car dealership:

Elliott teams with Hermie at car dealership:

February 8, 2007
Sadler Auto Center of Franklin, currently owned by NASCAR driver and SPEED broadcaster Hermie Sadler, is getting a new partner and a new look, as it was announced today NASCAR driver #19-Elliott Sadler had joined brother Hermie in the ownership of the dealerships,

Trackside to air 200th show:

Trackside to air 200th show:

February 8, 2007
When Steve Byrnes, Darrell Waltrip, Larry McReynolds and Jeff Hammond take the SPEED Stage Friday [Feb 9th] at Daytona to work hard and play hard, it will mark the 200th episode of the popular SPEED Friday night show Trackside Live. Carl Edwards and Denny Hamlin will

Sadler, Riggs, Kahne to share ride: UPDATE: Klondike joins list of sponsors:

Sadler, Riggs, Kahne to share ride: UPDATE: Klondike joins list of sponsors:

February 2, 2007
Evernham Motorsports officials say Elliott Sadler, Scott Riggs and Kasey Kahne will share driver duties for the team's #9 Busch Series Dodge, which will be sponsored by Unilever. Kahne will be the primary driver, and the three drivers will compete in 23 Busch Series

Las Vegas Testing Day 2 PM:

Las Vegas Testing Day 2 PM:

January 30, 2007
The 2nd day [of two] of testing at Las Vegas Motor Speedway had 78 cars with 53 drivers/teams. #19B-Elliott Sadler was fastest in the afternoon session with a speed of 188.772mph [fastest of the 2 days, the old track record before the banking was added: Kasey Kahne

Spokesmen named for NASCAR Speedpark:

Spokesmen named for NASCAR Speedpark:

January 28, 2007
NASCAR SpeedPark, "the official family fun park of NASCAR" announced that #9-Kasey Kahne, #19-Elliott Sadler and #11-Denny Hamlin will be the 2007 official spokesmen for NASCAR* SpeedPark's North American locations in Myrtle Beach, SC, Concord, NC, Sevierville, Tenn