Jerry Nadeau News

Army to be an official sponsor of NASCAR:

Army to be an official sponsor of NASCAR:

January 6, 2003
The U.S. Army is becoming the first branch of the military to become an official sponsor of NASCAR and will spend at least $16 million as part of its deal with the sanctioning body, according to this week's Street & Smith's SportsBusiness Journal. The Army, which had

Bodine news – all three, Todd back with the #26? Geoffrey testing the #26 and for Brett, run Daytona with APR? in the 24 hours of Daytona?

Bodine news – all three, Todd back with the #26? Geoffrey testing the #26 and for Brett, run Daytona with APR? in the 24 hours of Daytona?

December 26, 2002
Bodine news - all three, Todd back with the #26? Geoffrey testing the #26 and for Brett, run Daytona with APR? in the 24 hours of Daytona? Geoffrey Bodine along with Jerry Nadeau embarks on a tour with the Armed Forces Entertainment Program in support of "Operation

Brett Bodine and other drivers to Ring in New Year with U.S. Troops Overseas UPDATE:

Brett Bodine and other drivers to Ring in New Year with U.S. Troops Overseas UPDATE:

December 21, 2002
Brett Bodine and other drivers to Ring in New Year with U.S. Troops Overseas UPDATE: Brett Bodine has been selected to tour in the Armed Forces Entertainment Program overseas in support of "Operation Enduring Freedom" departing December 28, 2002 and returning around

Silly Season Stuff

Silly Season Stuff

November 22, 2002
Silly Season Stuff: Nearly 300 days ago, teams were getting ready to head to Daytona with hopes of a great year. Some were well-established teams while others were just hoping to make it in the big time. Do you realize that, of the 53 teams that drove through the tunnel

Blaney Staying at the #77:

Blaney Staying at the #77:

November 17, 2002
Blaney Staying at the #77: Dave Blaney says he's committed to stay with the #77 Fords owned by Jasper Motorsports next year. "We're locked into the 77," Blaney said. "There has been a lot of stuff floating around and I've talked to a lot of people. Having car owners

US Army and M&M’s share space on the #36:

US Army and M&M’s share space on the #36:

November 14, 2002
US Army and M&M's share space on the #36: In a gesture of good will as the 2002 Winston Cup season draws to a close, M&M's Chocolate Candies will share space with the US Army on the #36 Pontiac this weekend at Homestead-Miami Speedway. M&M's put the US

Pemberton leaving the #77 for the #36? UPDATE 2 Official:

Pemberton leaving the #77 for the #36? UPDATE 2 Official:

November 13, 2002
Pemberton leaving the #77 for the #36? UPDATE 2 Official: Crew chief Ryan Pemberton will leave his post with Blaney at the end of the season and replace Newt Moore on the #36 US Army Pontiac to driven by Jerry Nadeau.(Sporting News) AND The #77 Jasper Motorsports team

Nadeau announcement soon UPDATE it is OFFCIAL:

Nadeau announcement soon UPDATE it is OFFCIAL:

November 8, 2002
Nadeau announcement soon UPDATE it is OFFCIAL: Jerry Nadeau was on Speed Channel's Trackside and was asked about his 2003 plans and said to expect an announcement within the next week or so and that is would be in Winston Cup. Rumor has Nadeau in the #36 (to switch

Nemechek to stay in the #25 in 2003? UPDATE 3:

Nemechek to stay in the #25 in 2003? UPDATE 3:

November 3, 2002
Nemechek to stay in the #25 in 2003? UPDATE 3: During the rain delay at Atlanta, owner Rick Hendrick said he has no plans to change the lineup on the #25 Chevy -- and that was before driver Joe Nemechek finished second. Hendrick says the addition of crew chief Peter

Nemechek to stay in the #25 in 2003? UPDATE 2:

Nemechek to stay in the #25 in 2003? UPDATE 2:

November 1, 2002
Nemechek to stay in the #25 in 2003? UPDATE 2: During the rain delay at Atlanta, owner Rick Hendrick said he has no plans to change the lineup on the #25 Chevy -- and that was before driver Joe Nemechek finished second. Hendrick says the addition of crew chief Peter

Biffle in the #44 at the Rock:

Biffle in the #44 at the Rock:

October 27, 2002
Biffle in the #44 at the Rock: Greg Biffle will be substituting in the #44 Petty Enterprises entry at North Carolina Speedway on Nov. 3.(Roush Racing Site)(10-23-2002) UPDATE: The probable BGN champion will take another shot at the Cup Series in this week' Pop Secret

Nadeau announcement soon:

Nadeau announcement soon:

October 25, 2002
Nadeau announcement soon: Jerry Nadeau was on Speed Channel's Trackside and was asked about his 2003 plans and said to expect an announcement within the next week or so and that is would be in Winston Cup. Rumor has Nadeau in the #36 (to swithc to #01) Pontiac with

Musgrave in the #44 at the Rock? UPDATE nope, Atlanta

Musgrave in the #44 at the Rock? UPDATE nope, Atlanta

October 21, 2002
Musgrave in the #44 at the Rock? UPDATE nope, Atlanta hearing Ted Musgrave will drive the #44 Georgia Pacific Dodge at North Carloina Speedway in Rockingham, NC on Nov 3rd. Sounds like a lot of traveling if this is true as Musgrave is scheduled to run the Truck Series

Nadeau injured? Grissom in the #44 at Martinsville UPDATE 2 advised to site out rest of 2002:

Nadeau injured? Grissom in the #44 at Martinsville UPDATE 2 advised to site out rest of 2002:

October 18, 2002
Nadeau injured? Grissom in the #44 at Martinsville UPDATE 2 advised to site out rest of 2002: hearing Jerry Nadeau who driver the #44 Georgia Pacific Dodge for Petty was injured in some sort of Go Cart accident, was injured and will not be able to race at Martinsville

Rumblings – Lowe’s:

Rumblings – Lowe’s:

October 14, 2002
Rumblings - Lowe's: #40-Jamie McMurray becomes the 17th different winner this season....last year we had 19. And, he became the 45th different driver to lead a lap this season....last year we had 48. Bobby Labonte (2nd) had his best finish since he won at Martinsville