Jeff Green News

RadioShack to sponsor a team? #77? #1? UPDATE 4 ??

RadioShack to sponsor a team? #77? #1? UPDATE 4 ??

February 2, 2004
RadioShack will shortly announce a NASCAR team deal that will see it serve as primary sponsor on a car for a handful of races, today's SportsBusiness Daily reports. The story does not say which NASCAR series the sponsorship is scheduled for.(NASCAR Scene Daily Newsletter

Jeff Green to sit OUT of the Bud Shootout:

Jeff Green to sit OUT of the Bud Shootout:

January 29, 2004
When young Richard Petty began his racing career some five decades ago, his mother fretted about her son getting involved in a wild and reckless sport that was just a hiccup removed from moonshine running. Petty tried to ease his mother's concern by promising her that

Kyle Petty denies retirement talk:

Kyle Petty denies retirement talk:

January 28, 2004
Kyle Petty isn't quite ready to hang up his driving suit. Petty on Monday denied a published report that he would step out of the #45 Georgia-Pacific Dodge and into retirement at some point this season. "I don't know where that (rumor) came from; I don't have a clue

Keller still looking? UPDATE 4 re-ups with ppc; #22?:

Keller still looking? UPDATE 4 re-ups with ppc; #22?:

December 8, 2003
hearing that Jason Keller is not signed to stay in the #57 ppc Racing Busch Series Ford as the team has not yet signed a sponsor and is activly looking for other rides. UPDATE: In a matter of weeks, the fortunes of NASCAR Busch Series veteran Jason Keller have changed

Green signed? UPDATE:

Green signed? UPDATE:

December 2, 2003
hearing Jeff Green has signed with Petty Enterprises to drive the #43 Cheerios Dodge in 2004.(12-1-2003) UPDATE: Picking up where he left off at the end of 2003, Jeff Green will drive the #43 Cheerios/Betty Crocker Dodge in 2004 for Petty Enterprises. Kyle Petty, CEO

Both Hmiel’s to Petty Enterprises? or Green? or Benson? UPDATE 2:

Both Hmiel’s to Petty Enterprises? or Green? or Benson? UPDATE 2:

November 18, 2003
A combination deal might land Steve Hmiel, technical director for Dale Earnhardt Inc., and his son Shane Hmiel, a Busch Series driver, at Petty Enterprises in 2004. Steve worked for the Pettys early in his Winston Cup career. Shane was supposed to drive the #43 Dodge

ppc Racing has one sponsor; Keller expects to stay; team to field a Truck team UPDATE 4 all DENIED:

ppc Racing has one sponsor; Keller expects to stay; team to field a Truck team UPDATE 4 all DENIED:

November 17, 2003
pcc Racing, looking for sponsor for the #10 and #57 teams, has a letter of intent for a sponsor for one of its teams. The team had not revealed the name of the sponsor and doesn't plan to until after the season. The team will need at least one driver as Scott Riggs

Both Hmiel’s to Petty Enterprises? or Green? or Benson? UPDATE:

Both Hmiel’s to Petty Enterprises? or Green? or Benson? UPDATE:

November 13, 2003
A combination deal might land Steve Hmiel, technical director for Dale Earnhardt Inc., and his son Shane Hmiel, a Busch Series driver, at Petty Enterprises in 2004. Steve worked for the Pettys early in his Winston Cup career. Shane was supposed to drive the #43 Dodge

Chex on the #43 at Homestead:

Chex on the #43 at Homestead:

November 13, 2003
#43-Jeff Green will have a special paint scheme on the #43 Dodge, a specially-painted Chex look, predominantly Petty Blue scheme and trademark ‘43’.( Williams Company/Petty Racing )(11-13-2003)

Green in the #43 in 2004? UPDATE:

Green in the #43 in 2004? UPDATE:

November 10, 2003
hearing that current #43 Petty Enterprises driver, Jeff Green, has a contract in hand to drive the 43 next year and the team is waiting for his decision.(11-6-2003) UPDATE: hearing that Green may not return to the #43 and head back to the Busch Series and run in the

Green in the #43 in 2004? UPDATE:

Green in the #43 in 2004? UPDATE:

November 10, 2003
hearing that current #43 Petty Enterprises driver, Jeff Green, has a contract in hand to drive the 43 next year and the team is waiting for his decision.(11-6-2003) UPDATE: hearing that Green may not return to the #43 and head back to the Busch Series and run in the

Stock Car Fans – Rumblings – Rockingham:

Stock Car Fans – Rumblings – Rockingham:

November 9, 2003
Bill Elliott broke a 49 race losing streak this afternoon as he dominated the Pop Secret Microwave Popcorn 400 at North Carolina Speedway. His 44th career victory (he's 14th all-time) was his first since he won at The Brickyard in August of 2002. And, considering he

Green in the #43 in 2004?

Green in the #43 in 2004?

November 6, 2003
hearing that current #43 Petty Enterprises driver, Jeff Green, has a contract in hand to drive the 43 next year and the team is waiting for his decision.(11-6-2003)

StockCarFans.com – Ramblings Phoenix:

StockCarFans.com – Ramblings Phoenix:

October 31, 2003
Ryan Newman picked up Bud Pole #10 for the season today at Phoenix International Raceway for Sunday's Checker Auto Parts 500 presented by Havoline. It's the third pole in the last four events for Newman, and the 17th of his Winston Cup career. He's now hitting a lusty

Testing at the Rock UPDATE:

Testing at the Rock UPDATE:

October 28, 2003
The following drivers will be at North Carolina Speedway Tuesday, October 28th testing for the upcoming NASCAR weekend November 7 - 9, 2003. Cup drivers #25-Brian Vickers and #43-Jeff Green; Busch Series #7-Kyle Busch, #75-Jay Sauter and #2-Ron Hornaday. Grandstand