Greg Biffle News

McClure running a limited Busch sched:

McClure running a limited Busch sched:

February 24, 2004
Eric McClure is hoping to turn some heads while running a limited schedule in the Busch Series this season, enough to impress a sponsor who will fund a full-time effort on one of NASCAR's elite circuits next year. Fresh off a respectable 13th-place finish in the ARCA

Testing at Texas:

Testing at Texas:

February 20, 2004
Daytona 500 winner Dale Earnhardt Jr. is one of two-dozen drivers scheduled to test at Texas Motor Speedway prior to the Samsung/RadioShack 500 race week. In addition to NASCAR NEXTEL Cup and Busch Series teams, the Crown Royal International Race of Champions (IROC

Pennzoil back to Cup…on the #99 for Vegas UPDATE:

Pennzoil back to Cup…on the #99 for Vegas UPDATE:

February 18, 2004
been told that Pennzoil, currently a primary sponsor in Roush Racing's #9 part time Busch Series team and Cup associate on all the teams, will be the primary sponsor for Jeff Burton on the #99 Roush Racing Ford at Las Vegas [Jayski will be there]. See my #99 Team Paint

Stock Car Fans Ramblings – Twin 125’s:

Stock Car Fans Ramblings – Twin 125’s:

February 13, 2004
We had the running of the Gatorade Twin 125's at Daytona International Speedway, and if Jr's car was awful Thursday it's gonna be a long day for 42 other drivers on Sunday. Greg Biffle grabbed his first career-pole Sunday, and he'll lead 'em to the green as the first

Biffle #6:

Biffle #6:

February 9, 2004
#16-Greg Biffle is the sixth driver to claim his first career pole position in the Daytona 500, following Ramo Stott (1976), Loy Allen (1994), Dale Jarrett (1995), Mike Skinner (1997) and Jimmie Johnson (2002).(Richmond Times Dispatch)(2-9-2004)

Ford Engine News:

Ford Engine News:

January 14, 2004
The new cylinder head that's supposed to help Ford catch up to its NASCAR counterparts in power may not be ready until midsummer. NASCAR approved the new design last summer, but development of the improved engine has come slowly, even with Ford rivals Jack Roush and

Cook to leave the #29? to Roush or ppc? UPDATE 5 testing but no announcement…yet:

Cook to leave the #29? to Roush or ppc? UPDATE 5 testing but no announcement…yet:

January 11, 2004
#29-Terry Cook says he'll likely remain with K-Automotive Motorsports, there's a much better chance both Cook and sponsor Power Stroke Diesel will move to either Roush Racing or ppc Racing. It is believed that Cook's interest in ppc Racing revolves around the fact

Roush and Yates? UPDATE 3 mergine engine programs:

Roush and Yates? UPDATE 3 mergine engine programs:

January 7, 2004
hearing Robert Yates Racing and Roush Racing are teaming up to build engines together at Yates engine shop? hearing it's a two way technology transfer as chassis info is headed back to Yates' group from Roush. It's along the lines of GM's "Key Partners" group. The

Crew Chief for Kvapil? UPDATE:

Crew Chief for Kvapil? UPDATE:

December 24, 2003
hearing that #24-Travis Kvapil's crew chief will Eric Phillips. Phillips is formally Nemco Motorsports crew chief.(12-21-2003) UPDATE: [Bang Racing] just hired for Kvapil, Eric Phillips, as one of the best kept secrets in the Busch Series. He was a big part of the

Biffle gets a sponsor, to run full season in 2004:

Biffle gets a sponsor, to run full season in 2004:

December 18, 2003
Charter Communications, Inc. announced a full-season NASCAR Busch Series primary sponsorship agreement with Roush Racing for the 2004 race season. Greg Biffle and the #60 Roush Ford Taurus, will make an all-out pursuit of the 2004 Busch Series championship to help

Hermie Sadler and the ‘Drive for Diversity’:

Hermie Sadler and the ‘Drive for Diversity’:

December 16, 2003
Score Motorsports, a partnership formed in October by the former Cavaliers star and Emporia native Hermie Sadler, has committed to becoming a charter member of NASCAR's "Drive for Diversity" in 2004. The new initiative will place minority drivers in Late Model cars

Todd Bodine Update:

Todd Bodine Update:

December 13, 2003
With two months to go before the start of the Nextel Cup season, Todd Bodine is again without a ride in NASCAR's top division. The BelCar Racing team he drove for in 2003 closed up this week after it lost sponsorship from the Army National Guard at the conclusion of

Testing at Las Vegas:

Testing at Las Vegas:

December 12, 2003
Some of the biggest names in NASCAR have signed up to test at Las Vegas Motor Speedway Jan. 26-29, 2004 in preparation for the UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400 NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series event and Sam’s Town 300 NASCAR Busch Series race. Seven of the eight active series champions

National Guard to the #16? Grainger Out? UPDATE 4 :

National Guard to the #16? Grainger Out? UPDATE 4 :

December 10, 2003
it appears that the Army National Guard will be going to the #16 Roush Racing Ford and driver Greg Biffle, being the primary associate for several races with the option to be a primary for a few select races. Supposedly Grainger will still be on the car but will spilt

#54 Team…dormant; Belnavis to Roush:

#54 Team…dormant; Belnavis to Roush:

December 10, 2003
BelCar Racing, the only full-time Cup team in NASCAR with minority ownership, is now "dormant," according to a team co-owner, Sam Belnavis. BelCar fielded the #54 Fords this season with driver Todd Bodine. Belnavis was the majority shareholder and veteran car owner