Jeff Fultz News

More Indy Testing UPDATE Lepage is the fastest:

More Indy Testing UPDATE Lepage is the fastest:

July 23, 2003
Indianapolis Motor Speedway says #12-Ryan Newman, #99-Jeff Burton, #?71-Kevin Lepage and #?57-Jeff Fultz are scheduled to test Tuesday and Wednesday in preparation for the 10th Brickyard 400 Winston Cup race on Aug. 3. The public can view testing for free from the

Tuesday Testing at Charlotte:

Tuesday Testing at Charlotte:

May 7, 2003
#21-Kevin Harvick topped the speed charts Tuesday as NASCAR Busch Series teams tested at Lowe's Motor Speedway in preparation for the May 24 CARQUEST Auto Parts 300. Persistent showers limited Busch Series drivers and teams to just one hour and 45 minutes of track

Busch wins first ARCA race:

Busch wins first ARCA race:

April 12, 2003
17-year-old Kyle Busch set a track qualifying record in the afternoon, then backed it up Friday night at Nashville Superspeedway to win in just his second start on the ARCA circuit. Busch, the younger brother of Winston Cup star Kurt Busch, led 83 of 113 laps and held

Fultz to attempt Atlanta UPDATE:

Fultz to attempt Atlanta UPDATE:

March 4, 2003
Jeff Fultz might not be a name that race fans instantly recognize, but he's hoping that will all change at Atlanta Motor Speedway when he attempts to make his Winston Cup debut in the March 9 Bass Pro Shops MBNA 500. Fultz will also attempt to make Saturday's ARCA

Atlanta Testing:

Atlanta Testing:

February 26, 2003
five Winston Cup drivers -- #42-Jamie McMurray, #31-Robby Gordon, #38-Elliott Sadler, #11-Brett Bodine and #57-Jeff Fultz tested on Wednesday for the March 9 Bass Pro Shops MBNA 500. Sadler set the fast time during Wednesday's test, posting a lap of 187.551mph [last

Atlanta Testing:

Atlanta Testing:

February 25, 2003
five Winston Cup drivers -- #42-Jamie McMurray, #31-Robby Gordon, #38-Elliott Sadler, #11-Brett Bodine and #57-Jeff Fultz tested on Tuesday for the March 9 Bass Pro Shops MBNA 500. Bodine set the fast time during Tuesday's test, posting a lap of 187.551mph [last March

Fultz to attempt Atlanta:

Fultz to attempt Atlanta:

February 25, 2003
Jeff Fultz might not be a name that race fans instantly recognize, but he's hoping that will all change at Atlanta Motor Speedway when he attempts to make his Winston Cup debut in the March 9 Bass Pro Shops MBNA 500. Fultz will also attempt to make Saturday's ARCA

David Green wins pole at the Rock:

David Green wins pole at the Rock:

February 21, 2003
#37-David Green won the pole for the Rockingham 200 at North Carolina Speedway with a speed of 154.429mph, Green's 20th career Busch series pole. #1-Jamie McMurray gets the outside pole with a speed of 154.318. #10-Scott Riggs starts third; #38-Kasey Kahne starts fourth

#86 Team gets sponsor for Daytona:

#86 Team gets sponsor for Daytona:

January 25, 2003
JCR3 Racing announced United Plastics Group, Inc. as a Corporate Partner for the team's entry in the Koolerz 300 at Daytona. The NASCAR 2002 Hills Bros All Pro Series Champion, Jeff Fultz will once again pilot the #86 Chevrolet Monte Carlo for the season opener.(Catchfence

Talladega rained out Tuesday and delayed Wednesday:

Talladega rained out Tuesday and delayed Wednesday:

December 12, 2002
Talladega rained out Tuesday and delayed Wednesday: The wet weather that postponed Tuesday' Dodge test session at Talladega Superspeedway was also wet enough to delay Wednesday' testing until nearly 2:00pm/et. The Dodge test session at Talladega was to have ended Tuesday

Fultz adds a race:

Fultz adds a race:

October 25, 2002
JCR3 Racing announced that they would attempt the BGN race at Rockingham NC with 2002 NASCAR All-Pro Series Champion Jeff Fultz will once again be behind the wheel of the #86 C&C Boiler/Cleaver Brooks Chevy. "This is really great." Exclaims Fultz. "With the NASCAR

#77 Crew Member wins All-Pro Championship:

#77 Crew Member wins All-Pro Championship:

October 21, 2002
#77 Crew Member wins All-Pro Championship: Jeff Fultz, a full-time member of the #77 Jasper Engines and Transmissions Ford Team with driver Dave Blaney, won the NASCAR All-Pro Series championship in the rain-delayed season-finale in Memphis Sunday, starting second

Hermie leads testing at Lowe’s:

Hermie leads testing at Lowe’s:

October 3, 2002
Hermie Sadler, now behind the wheel of the Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #43 Chevy, led the speed parade Wednesday as 23 BGN teams made final preparations for the Oct. 12 "Little Trees" 300 at Lowe's Motor Speedway. Sadler circled the 1.5-mile oval at 175.615 mph, to

New Dad Riggs wins the pole at Kentucky:

New Dad Riggs wins the pole at Kentucky:

June 14, 2002
Scott Riggs won the pole at Kentucky Speedway with aa lap of 174.831mph. 2nd fastest was #21-Jay Sauter at 174.357, 3rd was #24-Jack Sprague at 173.868, 4th was #57-Jason Keller at 173.650 and 5th was #14-Larry Foyt at 173.533. Five drivers missed the race: #16-Chad

ARCA Driver Injured:

ARCA Driver Injured:

May 20, 2002
ARCA Driver Injured: Tina Gordon suffered a serious leg injury and underwent surgery at a Charlotte, NC, hospital Saturday after a crash in the ARCA/Remax Series EasyCare 100 at Lowe' Motor Speedway. Gordon suffered a clean break of her left tibia and fibia, a broken