Jimmy Spencer News

Baldwin to Gibbs…not Evernham? UPDATE 2 1/2:

Baldwin to Gibbs…not Evernham? UPDATE 2 1/2:

October 27, 2003
now hearing that #7 Ultra Motorsports [Jimmy Spencer driver/Sirius Satellite Radio sponsor] may not be a lock to go to Evernham Motorsports to crew cheif the #9 Dodge in 2004. Hearing he is also talking to Joe Gibbs Racing about the third Cup team that Gibbs plans

Harvick beats Spencer:

Harvick beats Spencer:

October 26, 2003
Kevin Harvick beat Jimmy Spencer by six inches to win Saturday night's 20-lap Winston Cup match race at Lanier National Speedway. Split into two 10-lap sprints, Kerry Earnhardt won the first race by narrowly edging Harvick, Spencer, and Michael Waltrip. After inverting

Petty asks Inman to help out:

Petty asks Inman to help out:

October 25, 2003
Kyle Petty won't discuss reports he may be interested in hiring Robbie Loomis or Steve Hmiel to help run Petty Enterprises, but Petty says he has tried to lure Dale Inman out of retirement to become an adviser. "We need someone, we know that," Petty says. "I asked

Stock Car Fans – Rumblings – Martinsville:

Stock Car Fans – Rumblings – Martinsville:

October 19, 2003
Break out the brooms....we've got another sweeper! #24-Jeff Gordon completed the Martinsville Speedway sweep in today's Subway 500 in dominant style. He led 311 of the 500 laps and made it a Hendrick Motorsports 1-2 by finishing a little over one second ahead of teammate

Spencer Wants Rid of the ‘Winners Circle’ Plan:

Spencer Wants Rid of the ‘Winners Circle’ Plan:

October 19, 2003
Jimmy Spencer thinks NASCAR's "winners' circle" plan , which distributes money each race to teams that have won in previous years, has outlived its usefulness. "They need to find another way to disperse the money to the car owners," Spencer said. "A lot of car owners

StockCarFans.Com – Ramblings – Martinsville:

StockCarFans.Com – Ramblings – Martinsville:

October 17, 2003
Jeff Gordon's gotta feel like he's home whenever he rolls into Martinsville Speedway. He completed his Bud Pole sweep of the 2003 season today by capturing his 4th pole of the year and the 46th of his Winston Cup career for Sunday's Subway 500. His time of 20.220 (

Edwards wins pole at Martinsville; DW is 13th:

Edwards wins pole at Martinsville; DW is 13th:

October 17, 2003
#99-Carl Edwards and Jon Wood, rookie teammates for Roush Racing, locked up front-row starting spots Friday for the Advance Auto Parts 200 at Martinsville Speedway for a race Saturday that could play a key role in a tight battle for the NASCAR Truck Series championship

Changes at the #9 Evernham Motorsports team? UPDATE:

Changes at the #9 Evernham Motorsports team? UPDATE:

October 2, 2003
hearing there could be some crew changes at the #9 Evernham Motorsports team, which could include crew chief [compitition director] Mike Ford.(9-18-2003) UPDATE: hearing Tommy Baldwin Jr. could move over to the #9 team, he is currently with the #7 and driver Jimmy

Parts Confiscated:

Parts Confiscated:

September 26, 2003
NASCAR officials confiscated unapproved springs from the cars of Jimmy Spencer, Ken Schrader and Ward Burton during pre-qualifying inspection on Friday at Talladega.( ThatsRacin.com )(9-26-2003)

Changes at the #9 Evernham Motorsports team? UPDATE:

Changes at the #9 Evernham Motorsports team? UPDATE:

September 19, 2003
hearing there could be some crew changes at the #9 Evernham Motorsports team, which could include crew chief [compitition director] Mike Ford.(9-18-2003) UPDATE: hearing Tommy Baldwin Jr. could move over to the #9 team, he is currently with the #7 and driver Jimmy

Craftsman Posts Bonus for Teams:

Craftsman Posts Bonus for Teams:

September 16, 2003
Earning the pole position and winning a NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race requires a complete team effort. That's why Series sponsor Craftsman has posted a "Win from the Pole" bonus. Any NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series team that wins a race from the pole will be awarded

Houston in the #2 at California and Vegas:

Houston in the #2 at California and Vegas:

September 16, 2003
Andy Houston takes over the reins of the #2 Team ASE/CARQUEST Dodge this weekend at California Speedway replacing Jimmy Spencer who won the New Hampshire 200 at New Hampshire International Speedway on Saturday. "This is what I have waited for," Houston said. "The opportunity

How many drivers have won a race in the Cup Series, Busch Series and Truck Series?

How many drivers have won a race in the Cup Series, Busch Series and Truck Series?

September 13, 2003
With his Truck Series win at New Hampshire, Jimmy Spencer becomes the seventh driver to win a race in all three of NASCAR's national series [Cup, Busch, Trucks]. The club also includes Greg Biffle, Mark Martin, Bobby Hamilton, Kevin Harvick, Terry Labonte and Ken Schrader

NASCAR Unveils Modified All-Time Top 10:

NASCAR Unveils Modified All-Time Top 10:

September 13, 2003
Four drivers who are among The 50 Greatest NASCAR Drivers of All Time are members of the "NASCAR Modified All-Time Top 10" announced Friday by the sanctioning body. Richie Evans, a nine-time NASCAR champion, heads the NASCAR Modified All-Time Top 10. Six-time champion

Spencer wins at New Hampshire:

Spencer wins at New Hampshire:

September 13, 2003
#99-Carl Edwards and #2-Jimmy Spencer bumped and banged over the final 15 laps of Saturday's New Hampshire 200 at New Hampshire International Speedway, before Spencer finally pulled away to a .661-second victory to claim his first Truck series victory. Spencer, who