Jerry Nadeau News

#25 Crew Chief:

#25 Crew Chief:

February 14, 2001
#25 Crew Chief: Gordon Gibbs will be the crew chief for Jerry Nadeau in the upcoming weeks. Tony Furr begins serving a four-week suspension next week at Rockingham, NC. Furr altered the suspension system on his car, earning a $10,000 fine, the suspension and a year

Nadeau’s Run Disqualified UPDATE 3 Penalty soon? Furr Suspended?:

Nadeau’s Run Disqualified UPDATE 3 Penalty soon? Furr Suspended?:

February 12, 2001
Nadeau's Run Disqualified UPDATE 3 Penalty soon? Furr Suspended?: #25-Jerry Nadeau's second-place time was disqualified due to an unapproved shock absorber and spring shackle discovered in post-qualifying inspection. So Nadeau's speed of 182.763 mph has been disallowed

Leffler also DNQ’d? UPDATE yes:

Leffler also DNQ’d? UPDATE yes:

February 12, 2001
Leffler also DNQ'd? UPDATE yes: hearing from sources at the track that #01-Jason Leffler's 1st round speed will be thrown out as there is some irregularity found in the cars fuel system possibly an additive in the fuel UPDATE: Two days after the fact, NASCAR announced

an interesting point:

an interesting point:

February 11, 2001
an interesting point: When NASCAR officials decided to disallow Jerry Nadeau's qualifying time yesterday, it raised an interesting question. With the Winston Cup series having only one round of qualifying the rest of the season, what happens if an unapproved part is

The Winston Stays the Same:

The Winston Stays the Same:

February 10, 2001
The Winston Stays the Same: No changes are planned for this season's running of The Winston all-star race, May 19 at Lowe's Motor Speedway. The race will continue to be run in three segments, of 30 laps, 30 laps and 10 laps. As was done last season, the winner of both

Bad Parts:

Bad Parts:

February 10, 2001
Bad Parts: NASCAR inspectors collected several unapproved parts from Winston Cup teams before the day's first practice on Friday. Four teams, those of #24-Jeff Gordon, #1-Steve Park, #80-Morgan Shepherd and #66-Todd Bodine, had unapproved check valves in their fuel

Testing at the Rock:

Testing at the Rock:

January 18, 2001
Testing at the Rock: #27-Kenny Wallace and #10-Johnny Benson are scheduled to test Thursday and Friday at North Carolina Speedway(the Rock, located in Rockingham, NC). #24-Jeff Gordon is scheduled to test Sunday and Monday. #5-Terry Labonte and #25-Jerry Nadeau are

Nadeau to DIRT:

Nadeau to DIRT:

January 5, 2001
Nadeau to DIRT: Jerry Nadeau, driver of the #25 Delphi Automotive/UAW Chevy in Cup, has agreed to drive a dirt modified car owned by R & C Motorsports Ventures of Harrisburg, NC in three to five races during the DIRT series season. His first appearance will be April

Nadeau to own a USAC team:

Nadeau to own a USAC team:

November 27, 2000
Jerry Nadeau, driver of the #25 Hendrick Motorsports Chevy, announced he will team with Charlotte area businessman Tom Cotter in ownership of a USAC sprint car operation to be piloted by driver Tony Hunt in 2001. "We want Tom & Jerry Racing to be a stepping stone

Holigan back in 2001 UPDATE:

Holigan back in 2001 UPDATE:

November 23, 2000
Jerry Nadeaus race winning sponsor, Michael Holigan, has scrapped plans to take an active role in the sport next year, but after his teams only victory, promised he would be back. Holigan said he was close to buying an ARCA team, presently owned by Eddie Sharp, and

Four 1st Timers:

Four 1st Timers:

November 21, 2000
The four first-time winners is the most since 1988 when there were also four, those winners: Ken Schrader(Talladega), Alan Kulwicki(Phoenix), Phil Parsons(Talladega), and Lake Speed(Darlington). Parsons and Speed have not won in Cup since and are out of the series.

Holigan back in 2001:

Holigan back in 2001:

November 21, 2000
Jerry Nadeaus race winning sponsor, Michael Holigan, has scrapped plans to take an active role in the sport next year, but after his teams only victory, promised he would be back. Holigan said he was close to buying an ARCA team, presently owned by Eddie Sharp, and

GMAC News:

GMAC News:

November 3, 2000
GMAC News: GMAC, a longtime member of the Hendrick family of racing sponsors, announced today a comprehensive sponsorship agreement with Hendrick Motorsports for 2001 that includes involvement in NASCAR's Winston Cup, Busch Grand National and Craftsman Truck Series

GMAC News:

GMAC News:

November 3, 2000
GMAC News: GMAC, a longtime member of the Hendrick family of racing sponsors, announced today a comprehensive sponsorship agreement with Hendrick Motorsports for 2001 that includes involvement in NASCAR's Winston Cup, Busch Grand National and Craftsman Truck Series

GMAC News:

GMAC News:

November 3, 2000
GMAC, a longtime member of the Hendrick family of racing sponsors, announced today a comprehensive sponsorship agreement with Hendrick Motorsports for 2001 that includes involvement in NASCARs Winston Cup, Busch Grand National and Craftsman Truck Series. GMAC, which