Erin Crocker News

Crockers 2006 Plans:

Crockers 2006 Plans:

November 12, 2005
Evernham Motorsports and General Mills have announced a well-balanced 2006 schedule for up-and-coming driver Erin Crocker, including a healthy mix of NASCAR Truck Series, Busch Series and ARCA RE/MAX Series races in which she will carry the Cheerios and Betty Crocker

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

Final 2005 Busch start for Crocker:

Final 2005 Busch start for Crocker:

November 10, 2005
Erin Crocker will make her last Busch Series start of the season in this weekend's Arizona 200 driving the #6 Ragu Dodge. Crocker will pull double duty this weekend, driving in the NASCAR Truck Series race on Friday and the NASCAR Busch Series race on Saturday.(919

Crocker to make Truck debut at Phoenix:

Crocker to make Truck debut at Phoenix:

November 10, 2005
Erin Crocker will head to Phoenix International Raceway this weekend ready for her Craftsman Truck Series debut at the 1.0-mile racetrack on the Craftsman Truck Series circuit. For the first time as her primary sponsor on a Dodge Ram, Crocker will team up with fulltime

Evernham buying #62 team..for Crocker?

Evernham buying #62 team..for Crocker?

November 10, 2005
hearing that Cup/Busch team owner could be buying, in whole or part, the #62 Orleans Racing team for Erin Crocker to drive in 2006. The team would have owners points to fall back on and since Dodge pulled support, it looks like Brendan Gaughan will run the #77 Jasper

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Phoenix:

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Phoenix:

November 8, 2005
Truex Jr. can clinch title, but no quit in Bowyer Martin Truex Jr. (#8 Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet) could clinch his second consecutive NASCAR Busch Series title Saturday at Phoenix. The reigning champion is 84 points ahead of second-place Clint Bowyer (#2 ACDelco Chevrolet

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

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Offweek:

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Offweek:

October 27, 2005
The championship will come down to the last three weeks of the season. Defending series champion Martin Truex Jr. (#8 Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet) has been trying to shake Clint Bowyer (#2 ACDelco Chevrolet) since Bowyer took over second place in the points standings

Bowyer wins at Memphis:

Bowyer wins at Memphis:

October 22, 2005
#2-Clint Bowyer, came from the back [officially started 16th, but made changes to car after the impound and had to fall to the rear of the pack before the green flag] to win the Sam's Town 250 at Memphis Motorsports Park under green-white-checkered finish for his 2nd

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Memphis

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Memphis

October 19, 2005
The entry list for Saturdays final stand-alone race of the NASCAR Busch Series season at Memphis Motorsports Park contains some of the great names in racing Earnhardt, Elliott, Foyt and Wallace. However, only Bill Elliott (#6 Hellmans Mayonnaise Dodge), the 1988 NASCAR

Stanley to sponsor Riggs for 10 races in 2006, IMAGES:

Stanley to sponsor Riggs for 10 races in 2006, IMAGES:

October 15, 2005
as previously announced, Scott Riggs will drive the #10 Evernham Motorsports Dodge in 2006, announced at Lowe' Motor Speedway today, Valvoline will be the primary sponsor for 26 of the 26 races and Stanley Tools will be the sponsor for the other 10 races with a black

Crocker to the Trucks and part-time Busch in 2006:

Crocker to the Trucks and part-time Busch in 2006:

October 14, 2005
Car owner Ray Evernham has changed the schedule Erin Crocker will run next season, pulling her out of a planned attempt to run a full Busch Series schedule. Crocker will instead compete in the Craftsman Truck Series and run a handful of Busch and ARCA races next season

Crocker to the Trucks and part-time Busch in 2006:

Crocker to the Trucks and part-time Busch in 2006:

October 14, 2005
Car owner Ray Evernham has changed the schedule Erin Crocker will run next season, pulling her out of a planned attempt to run a full Busch Series schedule. Crocker will instead compete in the Craftsman Truck Series and run a handful of Busch and ARCA races next season

ppc Racing Bids Farewell to Barnwell UPDATE:

ppc Racing Bids Farewell to Barnwell UPDATE:

October 6, 2005
Team officials announced today that Keith Barnwell has resigned as General Manager of ppc Racing effective immediately because he has accepted a position with another team. Barnwell has served as team General Manager since 1999, and has been a part of a Busch Series