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Park and Green short timers only?

Park and Green short timers only?

May 12, 2003
Silly Season doesn't get any better than this: Steve Park and Jeff Green, released last week, were hired almost immediately by each other's former car owner. Now Park is in the #30 AOL Chevy, owned by Richard Childress, and Green is in the #1 Pennzoil Chevy, owned

Looks like Steve Park to the #30 AOL car UPDATE 4 It’s Official:

Looks like Steve Park to the #30 AOL car UPDATE 4 It’s Official:

May 8, 2003
hearing Mike Wallace could drive the #30 AOL Chevy at Lowe's Motor Speedway for the Winston Open and Coca Cola 600 and could be the driver for the rest of 2003. Other rumors have RCR's Busch driver, Ron Hornaday, former RCR dirver, Mike Skinner [unlikely] and Busch

Fellow to run #1 at road courses:

Fellow to run #1 at road courses:

May 8, 2003
Jeff Green said Ron Fellows will race the #1 car at both road course events, Infineon Raceway and Watkins Glen. Green said he was a bit disappointed, but understands the decision. He will still travel with the team to help in any way he can. Fellows was slated to run

Park Released? UPDATE 4 YES and Green in the #1 thru Sept:

Park Released? UPDATE 4 YES and Green in the #1 thru Sept:

May 8, 2003
hearing from sources that Steve Park and Dale Earnahrdt Inc have parted ways or that Park will step out of the #1 Pennzoil ride for a few races.(5-6-2003) UPDATE: Steve Park has been released by Dale Earnhardt Inc., reports ESPN's Mike Massaro. No word yet on who'll

Park’s Comments:

Park’s Comments:

May 8, 2003
Driver Steve Park told PRN's Garagepass his release from DEI: "Feels like this big weight has been lifted off my shoulders". Park said, "I really thought I was shouldering things pretty well and was trying not to let the pressure get to me, I really didn't feel it,

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

More Green Comments:

More Green Comments:

May 6, 2003
Jeff Green says he probably shouldn't have gone to Kevin Harvick's pit following.Saturday night's on-track incident in Richmond.involving his former RCR teammate, however he said. "To do it over again I'd.probaby do exactly the same thing...I don't have any regrets

Green relased from RCR #30 ride UPDATE 2 Green reacts; Hornaday in?:

Green relased from RCR #30 ride UPDATE 2 Green reacts; Hornaday in?:

May 6, 2003
Richard Childress Racing (RCR) has ended the contract of Jeff Green as the driver for RCR's #30 AOL NASCAR Winston Cup program , effective immediately. "Our relationship was not where we had hoped it would be at this point so we decided to make this move now," said

Nadeau fastest in Weds teating at Lowe’s:

Nadeau fastest in Weds teating at Lowe’s:

May 1, 2003
#01-Jerry Nadeau marched to the top of the unofficial speed chart Wednesday night at Lowe's Motor Speedway as NASCAR Winston Cup teams concluded preparations for The Winston on May 17 and the May 25 Coca-Cola 600. Nadeau ran 181.757 mph. The starter never unfurled

Robby Gordon’s Pit Crew Finishes First in Texas:

Robby Gordon’s Pit Crew Finishes First in Texas:

April 2, 2003
The crew of Robby Gordon's #31 Cingular Wireless Chevy was the Round 7 winner of the McDonald's Drive-Thru Pit Championship fueled by POWERade during Sunday's (March 30) NASCAR Winston Cup race - Samsung/RadioShack 500 at Texas Motor Speedway. Gordon's team, owned

Green and Holly back together with Amick? UPDATE 2:

Green and Holly back together with Amick? UPDATE 2:

April 1, 2003
The 2000 Busch Series championship team of driver Jeff Green and crew chief Harold Holly may once again work together at Team Amick Motorsports if the organization can land sponsorship for a limited Busch Series Schedule. (Winston Cup Scene via BGN Racing.com)(3-20

So What Happened to Craven?

So What Happened to Craven?

March 29, 2003
#32-Ricky Craven will start 38th here on Cal Wells III's owner provisional points after posting no speed during qualifying . Craven took the #32 Tide Pontiac Grand Prix out after #30-Jeff Green's run. But Craven backed off, claiming there was oil on the racetrack.

RCR to Honor POW’s:

RCR to Honor POW’s:

March 28, 2003
All five cars fielded by Richard Childress Racing (RCR) will carry decals recognizing the plight of United States prisoners of war in Iraq during this weekend's NASCAR races at Texas Motor Speedway. "The men and women captured by the Iraqis are serving our country

Keller wins pole at Texas:

Keller wins pole at Texas:

March 27, 2003
#57-Jason Keller's lap Thursday in qualifying for the O'Reilly 300 at Texas Motor Speedway wasn't nearly as fast as the Busch series track record, but it was fast enough, a speed of 187.474mph. Jeff Green won the pole for this race a year ago at 193.493mph. #60-Stanton

Milestone:

Milestone:

March 20, 2003
#30-Jeff Green is scheduled to make is 100th career Winston Cup start at Bristol Motor Speedway.(3-20-2003)