James Hylton News

#48:

#48:

April 29, 2002
#48: the last time a Cup car with the #48 won, was in August of 1972 when James Hylton won at Talladega. See my Wins by Number page for all the wins by car numbers. PLUS Johnson is now the eligible to run the 2002 The Winston.(4-29-2002)

Morelock to the #7:

Morelock to the #7:

February 2, 2001
John Conely of Conely Racing Team will field the #7 Chevy CTS entry at Daytona with Donny Morelock at the wheel. John Conely runs the operation out of Brighton, Michigan. Donny Morelock of Largo, FL will be behind the wheel of the #7. Morelock most recently competed

ARCA News:

ARCA News:

January 25, 2001
James Hylton of Hylton Motorsports, Inc. will field the #48 Ford Taurus with two business men from Clearwater, Florida starting in the Daytona ARCA race. James Hylton, a NASCAR Winston Cup race winner will be teamed up with J.C. Weaver of "Mountain Rock Music" and

Fenley-Moore hires Lusk:

Fenley-Moore hires Lusk:

January 4, 2000
Fenley/Moore Motorsports has hired Southwest Tour driver Damon Lusk to a five year deal. The plan is for Lusk to run in 16 of the 20 ARCA events in 2000 and a few BGN events then run a full BGN season in 2001 and eventually take over the Winston Cup ride from Cope

Fenley-Moore hires Lusk:

Fenley-Moore hires Lusk:

January 4, 2000
Fenley/Moore Motorsports has hired Southwest Tour driver Damon Lusk to a five year deal. The plan is for Lusk to run in 16 of the 20 ARCA events in 2000 and a few BGN events then run a full BGN season in 2001 and eventually take over the Winston Cup ride from Cope

Stewart again UPDATE:

Stewart again UPDATE:

November 7, 1999
Tony Stewart by winning at Phoenix, is the first driver since Davey Allison(in 1987) and it's only the second time a rookie has won two Winston Cup races in a season -- UPDATE: Stewart is also fourth in Winston Cup drivers points with two races to go, the highest finishing

Nemechek Wins:

Nemechek Wins:

September 19, 1999
Joe Nemechek's win at New Hampshire was his first ever career Winston win and it was the first time since 1970 that two first time winners(Tony Stewart won last week) have won in consecutive races when Pete Hamilton won at Daytona and James Hylton won at Richmond(TNN

Points:

Points:

September 13, 1999
Rookie Tony Stewart moved up to fourth in the point standings. No rookie has finished in the top five in drivers points since James Hylton was second in 1966( SpeedNet )