Hermie Sadler News

Hermie out? UPDATE 4 Sadler leaves team, Garvey in?:

Hermie out? UPDATE 4 Sadler leaves team, Garvey in?:

June 7, 2005
hearing that driver Hermie Sadler and the #66 Peak Fitness Racing team have parted ways effective immediately. No word on who will drive the car at Dover next week. Salder and the #66 team failed to make the Coca-Cola 600 at Lowe's Motor Speedway and four other races

Statement from Hernie Sadler:

Statement from Hernie Sadler:

May 31, 2005
Hermie Sadler, driver of the #66 Peak Fitness Ford in the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series, and team owner Jeff Stec are committed to making Peak Performance Motorsports a solid venture in NASCAR's premiere series. Following an erroneous online report regarding his status

Hermie out? UPDATE 2:

Hermie out? UPDATE 2:

May 28, 2005
hearing that driver Hermie Sadler and the #66 Peak Fitness Racing team have parted ways effective immediately. No word on who will drive the car at Dover next week. Salder and the #66 team failed to make the Coca-Cola 600 at Lowe's Motor Speedway and four other races

Hermie adds a sponsor for the 600:

Hermie adds a sponsor for the 600:

May 17, 2005
The Ace & TJ Show has teamed up with Peak Fitness to run the #66 Ace & TJ Show/Peak Fitness Ford with driver Hermie Sadler in the Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR race on Sunday, May 29th at Lowe's Motor Speedway.(Ace & TJ Show site)(5-17-2005)

Aaron’s re-ups with Waltrip and the #00 team:

Aaron’s re-ups with Waltrip and the #00 team:

May 1, 2005
Aaron’s Sales & Lease Ownership, which is sponsoring Sunday’s Nextel Cup race, extended its primary sponsorship of Michael Waltrip’s Busch team through 2008. Waltrip’s team will carry Aaron’s colors in at least 22 Busch races each season through 2008, as well as

#66 to run Aaron’s decals:

#66 to run Aaron’s decals:

April 29, 2005
Michael Waltrip, who owns the #00 Aaron's Rent Chevy that Kenny Wallace attempted to get into the Aaron's 499 at Talladega Superspeedway but failed to qualify for, said that #66 Hermie Sadler would run the Aaron's decals on Sunday in the race.(Speed Channel's Trackside

Jeff Gordon wins pole at Phoenix:

Jeff Gordon wins pole at Phoenix:

April 22, 2005
#24-Jeff Gordon won the Budweiser Pole for the Subway Fresh 500 at Phoenix International Raceway with a lap of 133.675mph, his first ever pole at Phoenix and 53rd of his career - 7th most overall. #12-Ryan Newman went out last to qualify and was 7th on his first lap

#66 Crew Chief Fined:

#66 Crew Chief Fined:

April 20, 2005
NASCAR announced Wednesday that Greg Conner, crew chief for the #66 Peak Fitness Ford driven by Hermie Sadler, has been fined for rule violations during opening day inspection at Texas Motor Speedway on April 15. A fine of $5,000 resulted from violations of Sections

StockCarFans Rumbleings – Texas:

StockCarFans Rumbleings – Texas:

April 17, 2005
#16-Greg Biffle was about as close to total domination as you can get today at Texas Motor Speedway as he led 7 times for 219 laps on the way to victory in the Samsung/Radio Shack 500. And, when you figure he had to drop to the back at the start, impressive is the

Stock Car Fans – Rumblings – Bristol:

Stock Car Fans – Rumblings – Bristol:

April 3, 2005
We had a typical Bristol slugfest today, but when the final 69 laps went green Kevin Harvick led 67 of 'em! Harvick survived another wild and wooly short track event at Bristol Motor Speedway today to win the Food City 500 in front of a mere 160,000 fans. We had our

Stockcar Fans – Ramblings – Bristol:

Stockcar Fans – Ramblings – Bristol:

April 2, 2005
We beat the rain today at Bristol Motor Speedway, and it was Elliott Sadler who grabbed the Bud Pole for Sunday's Food City 500 at the sweetest little half-miler on the planet. Sadler's time of 15.022 (127.733 mph) was good enough for his 3rd career pole and first

East Tennessee Trailers to sponsor Hermie in four races:

East Tennessee Trailers to sponsor Hermie in four races:

March 22, 2005
East Tennessee Trailers will be the primary sponsor of the #66 Peak Performance Motorsports Ford driven by Hermie Sadler in four NASCAR Nextel Cup Series races in 2005, beginning with the Food City 500 on April 3, at Bristol Motor Speedway. ETT, a season-long associate

Ince leaves the #66? UPDATE:

Ince leaves the #66? UPDATE:

March 13, 2005
hearing that crew chief James Ince has left the #66 Peak Fitness Racing team that Hermie Sadler drives for. The team has failed to qualify for the first two races of the season.(3-1-2005) UPDATE: What Have You [#66-Hermie Sadler] Done as Far as Crew Chief Duties Go

3 More Diversity Drivers:

3 More Diversity Drivers:

March 12, 2005
NASCAR has announced three more drivers for its diversity program. Jesus Hernandez will drive for Belnavis Racing in the weekly racing series. Hernandez is set to run 20 races at Motor Mile Raceway in Radford, Va. Terri Williams will drive for a team owned by Hermie

Ince leaves the #66?

Ince leaves the #66?

March 1, 2005
hearing that crew chief James Ince has left the #66 Peak Fitness Racing team that Hermie Sadler drives for. The team has failed to qualify for the first two races of the season.(3-1-2005)