Erin Crocker News

Evernham Motorsports and Valvoline partner up, to use the #10 – IMAGES:

Evernham Motorsports and Valvoline partner up, to use the #10 – IMAGES:

July 1, 2005
Evernham Motorsports today announced that it has agreed in principle to form a partnership with Valvoline to create Valvoline Evernham Racing LLC, which will campaign the #10 Valvoline Dodge Charger for the 2006 season. Under the arrangement, Valvoline will be the

New Assoc. sponsor for Evernham – Allstate:

New Assoc. sponsor for Evernham – Allstate:

June 28, 2005
Allstate announced a multi-year deal with Evernham Motorsports. The associate sponsorship will make Allstate the official auto, home, life and supplemental insurance, motor club and retirement products sponsor of the race team. Earlier this year, Allstate signed a

Evernham hopes to run full 3rd team in 2006:

Evernham hopes to run full 3rd team in 2006:

June 18, 2005
Evernham Motorsports [#9, #19, #91] is close to getting the money needed for a third full-time entry in NASCAR's top series. The third full-time Nextel Cup entry would take over the #91 team that is now a part-time ride for Bill Elliott, team owner Ray Evernham said

Atwood back with Evernham UPDATE:

Atwood back with Evernham UPDATE:

June 9, 2005
Casey Atwood is scheduled to compete in upcoming NASCAR Busch Series races at Kentucky Speedway (June 18) and Pikes Peak International Raceway near Colorado Springs, Colo., (July 23). Atwood will drive a car fielded by Evernham Motorsports, for whom he once drove in

Eight drivers conclude testing at MIS:

Eight drivers conclude testing at MIS:

June 8, 2005
Eight drivers continued testing Tuesday at Michigan International Speedway, including #17-Matt Kenseth, #8-Dale Earnhardt, #91-Bill Elliott, #07-Dave Blaney, #20-Tony Stewart, #51-Stuart Kirby, Erin Crocker in the #98 Dodge ARCA car and Truck series driver Chad Chaffin

Testing at Michigan:

Testing at Michigan:

June 7, 2005
Several drivers participated in testing Monday to prepare for the upcoming Father's Day June 19 Batman Begins 400. Nine drivers took laps on the 2-mile MIS oval Monday, including #2-Rusty Wallace, #17-Matt Kenseth, #8-Dale Earnhardt Jr., #91-Bill Elliott, #07-Dave

Kahne tests at Richmond…in sprint car:

Kahne tests at Richmond…in sprint car:

May 20, 2005
Just five days after winning his first NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series race, Kasey Kahne returned to Richmond International Raceway for an impromptu test session. Kahne, who owns a USAC Weld Racing Silver Crown Championship Series team joined his driver, Erin Crocker for

Not Cup but……Crocker wins ARCA Pole:

Not Cup but……Crocker wins ARCA Pole:

March 27, 2005
Erin Crocker, in her career-first ARCA RE/MAX Series attempt, won the Pork Pole Award Friday afternoon at Nashville Superspeedway for Saturday’s PFG Lester 150. Crocker, in the Evernham Motorsports Dodge, qualified with a speed of 164.602 mph. In doing so, Crocker

Crocker to make ARCA debut for Evernham:

Crocker to make ARCA debut for Evernham:

March 23, 2005
Evernham Motorsports driver and World of Outlaws phenom Erin Crocker will make her first start in the ARCA Re/MAX series this weekend at Nashville Superspeedway. She will be driving the #98 Evernham Motorsports Dodge. Crocker, who turned 24 this week [Actually today

Evernham Motorsports tests at Kentucky:

Evernham Motorsports tests at Kentucky:

March 10, 2005
the Kentucky Speedway site has Evernham Motorsports scheduled to test at track today, no drivers listed. Fans can watch from the Turn 3 Fan Center at no charge. Schedule subject to change daily. Test times vary.(Kentucky Speedway site)(3-9-2005) UPDATE: hearing it

Crocker Busch Debut planned at IRP:

Crocker Busch Debut planned at IRP:

March 9, 2005
Evernham Motorsports' latest development driver, Erin Crocker, is tentatively scheduled to compete in the Busch Series at IRP in August, and the Richmond and Dover races in September. She is also set for five ARCA races starting at Nashville this month. No word on

A Kinser headed to NASCAR?

A Kinser headed to NASCAR?

February 9, 2005
Kraig Kinser is the son of the most famous sprint-car driver in dirt-track racing history. But Steve Kinser's progeny has turned down a different road in his racing career. And not only is it paved, it doesn't come with a large wing mounted on top of his car. The younger

Ford Evaluates Four Women Drivers:

Ford Evaluates Four Women Drivers:

May 13, 2004
Last week in Indianapolis, four young women race-car drivers were evaluated over two days as part of Ford Racing's new initiative to identify a young female driver with the potential to develop into a race-winning NASCAR driver. Although a number of qualified candidates

Ford looking for a woman driver:

Ford looking for a woman driver:

April 23, 2004
Ford racing director Dan Davis has seen enough of rising open-wheel driver Danica Patrick to believe a woman can succeed at racing's highest levels. He also has seen enough talented young drivers come out of the U.S. Auto Club midget ranks and achieve NASCAR success