Hank Parker Jr. News

Maryland legal firm to be associate sponsor for three Cup, three Busch and four Truck Series teams:

Maryland legal firm to be associate sponsor for three Cup, three Busch and four Truck Series teams:

January 7, 2004
Starting a unique sports marketing initiative in 2004, one of the country’s fastest-growing legal firms will become the most active car associate sponsor in NASCAR racing. Jenkins, Jenkins & Jenkins, P.A., a top personal injury firm based in La Plata, will

Testing at Kentucky UPDATE:

Testing at Kentucky UPDATE:

November 5, 2003
a few NASCAR Winston Cup Series and Busch Series teams will test at Kentucky Speedway on Wed-Thurs, Nov 5-6. Mark Green will test the #10 Valvoline car, #79 Arnold Motorsports, not sure which driver since Billy Bigley, Jr. and the team split last week and Billy “Catfish

Testing at Kentucky:

Testing at Kentucky:

September 23, 2003
#12-Ryan Newman and #48-Jimmie Johnson are scheduled to test at Kentucky Speedway on Wednesday, Sept. 24. Teams will be on the track at approximately 9:00 a.m. and are expected to test for the remainder of the day. Other drivers on the docket include #79-Billy Bigley

New #54 Crew Chief UPDATE:

New #54 Crew Chief UPDATE:

July 22, 2003
Gary Cogswell has taken over as crew chief for #54-Todd Bodine, starting at New Hampshire this week. Former crew chief, Derrick Finley will supposedly remain on as an engineer. A replacement will be named later for #66-Hideo Fukuyama as they have plans to run Watkins

Testing at Kentucky:

Testing at Kentucky:

July 21, 2003
Several NASCAR Winston Cup teams including Dale Earnhardt, Inc., Evernham Motorsports, Petty Enterprises and Richard Childress Racing are scheduled to test at Kentucky Speedway this week. #8-Dale Earnhardt, Jr., #15-Tim Fedawa in for Michael Waltrip [who was busy doing

Starr back at Gateway:

Starr back at Gateway:

July 15, 2003
It's been four long weeks for David Starr. Since his injury back in mid-June, Starr has been watching the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series races from the top of the pit box, not his ideal vantage point. Instead of making laps on the track, he was pacing laps in a 2' x

#200 For Spears:

#200 For Spears:

July 3, 2003
The O'Reilly 250 at Kansas Speedway will mark the 200th NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race for Spears Motorsports. In the nine-year history of the series, the team has missed only two races. The Mooresville-based team is owned by Wayne and Connie Spears and is sponsored

Testing at Kentucky UPDATE:

Testing at Kentucky UPDATE:

May 15, 2003
on Wednesday, May 14th four drivers will test. Two Cup drivers: #30-Steve Park and Hank Park Jr in an Evernham Motorsports Dodge. And two testing Busch cars: #23-Scott Wimmer and Eric McClure for Morgan McClure Racing. On Tuesday, #88-Dale Jarrett tested two cars at

Porter to run some BGN in 2003 and other news UPDATE:

Porter to run some BGN in 2003 and other news UPDATE:

February 7, 2003
NASCAR All-Pro Series driver, Toby Porter of Greenville, SC, and Dirt Late Model driver, Adam Stevens of Portsmouth, OH, have been named as the primary drivers for MJ Motorsports for the 2003 season. , who has scored two wins on the All-Pro Series this season, will

GNC will NOT return UPDATE 2 both teams to fold?:

GNC will NOT return UPDATE 2 both teams to fold?:

November 23, 2002
hearing that GNC Live Well informed Team Jesel today that they will not be returning as a sponsor of the #36 team in 2003 and that GNC is ending all involvement in NASCAR racing after this season. Supposedly, Team Jesel will continue as a one-car team next season.

More Kentucky Testing:

More Kentucky Testing:

November 22, 2002
More Kentucky Testing: Christian Fittipaldi continued his stock car education while Hank Parker, Jr., mulled his racing future during Dodge testing for Petty Enterprises and Evernham Motorsports at Kentucky Speedway. Parker, Jr., visited Kentucky with Evernham Motorsports

Testing at Kentucky:

Testing at Kentucky:

November 19, 2002
Testing at Kentucky: Bill Davis Racing, Evernham Motorsports, Roush Racing and Robert Yates Racing begin testing for the 2003 season at Kentucky Speedway this week. Drivers scheduled to take to the track include Kenny Wallace [11/21], Hank Parker, Jr.[11/21], Mark

Testing at the Rock:

Testing at the Rock:

October 23, 2002
Testing at the Rock: North Carolina Speedway Testing: The following drivers will be at North Carolina Speedway. Tuesday - Wednesday, October 22 – 23 testing for the upcoming NASCAR weekend November 2 - 3...2002 NASCAR Winston Cup Series: #24-Jeff Gordon; #45-Kyle Petty

Parker in an Evernham car at the Rock UPDATE:

Parker in an Evernham car at the Rock UPDATE:

October 19, 2002
Parker in an Evernham car at the Rock UPDATE: BGN driver Hank Parker Jr. is set to make his Winston Cup debut in a third car for Ray Evernham in the Pop Secret 400 at Rockingham in two weeks. That has many in the garage wondering if Parker is being auditioned to replace

Kenseth Spotter has team in place, included BGN:

Kenseth Spotter has team in place, included BGN:

September 17, 2002
Kenseth Spotter has team in place, included BGN: NASCAR All-Pro Series driver, Toby Porter of Greenville, SC, and Dirt Late Model driver, Adam Stevens of Portsmouth, OH, have been named as the primary drivers for MJ Motorsports [owned by #17 spotter Mike Calinoff]