John Graham News

John Graham Making Debut with Brewco:

John Graham Making Debut with Brewco:

September 5, 2007
This weekends race marks #37-John Grahams first start for Brewco Motorsports. He has six previous Busch Series starts. This weekends race marks Fun Energy Foods [Kickbutt Amped Energy Ballz] first time to sponsor a Brewco Motorsports entry.(Brewco PR)(9-5-2007)

John Graham Making Busch Debut in #10 for Braun Racing:

John Graham Making Busch Debut in #10 for Braun Racing:

July 31, 2007
While most Busch Series drivers will be rookies to the twists and turns of Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, John Graham knows the road course well. He has raced on the Montreal 2.709 15-turn track twice in his career. In the early 1990s, Graham participated in support races

Graham to Drive for Blaney on Road Courses:

Graham to Drive for Blaney on Road Courses:

July 27, 2007
#10-Dave Blaney, sixth in the Busch Series standings, will skip the upcoming road-course events at Montreal and Watkins Glen, a Braun Racing spokesperson confirmed Friday. Canadian John Graham will pilot the car in those races over the next couple of weeks.(SceneDaily

Brewco Partners with Fun Energy Foods and John Graham:

Brewco Partners with Fun Energy Foods and John Graham:

July 11, 2007
Brewco Motorsports Inc. announced a partnership with Fun Energy Foods Inc., a Canadian-based energy food manufacturer, which will serve as the primary sponsor for 10 Busch Series races with Brewco during the 2007 season. Fun Energy Foods will launch their North American

McMurray wins at Phoenix:

McMurray wins at Phoenix:

November 6, 2004
#41-Jamie McMurray claimed the win on Saturday in the Bashas' Supermarket 200 at the Phoenix International Raceway after battling throughout the 200-mile event with #5-Kyle Busch. McMurray had to fend off Busch after the series' third straight green-white-checkered

Maxwell to drop the hammer in the #43 at Watkins Glen UPDATE:

Maxwell to drop the hammer in the #43 at Watkins Glen UPDATE:

July 30, 2003
Toronto sports car driver Scott Maxwell has been signed to drive the #43 Cheerios Dodge for Petty Enterprises at the NASCAR Winston Cup race at Watkins Glen Aug. 10. The low-key Maxwell, who has a long and distinguished career in the sports car racing world, already

NASCAR Helps Out:

NASCAR Helps Out:

March 26, 2002
NASCAR Helps Out: James Doherty came to Daytona Beach early this month to enjoy his Bike Week vacation when a terrible accident left him an amputee and put his career as a New York City patrolman in question. But as he left Monday, aboard a NASCAR jet, the 31-year-

MW Honored:

MW Honored:

July 5, 2001
MW Honored: Michael Waltrip, driver of the #15 NAPA Auto Parts Chevrolet, made a stop at DAYTONA USA onWednesday for what he thought was a special fan forum. What his visit turned out to be was a celebration of his victory in this year’s 43rd annual Daytona 500. After

Daytona 500 Pace Car UPDATE:

Daytona 500 Pace Car UPDATE:

January 17, 2001
Daytona 500 Pace Car UPDATE: Pontiac continues its tradition as the supplier of the Daytona 500 Pace Car in 2001 with a specially modified Aztek. Seeking something new, fun and exciting to usher the competitors around the track, the Daytona International Speedway selected

Daytona Changes UPDATE:

Daytona Changes UPDATE:

November 2, 1999
Daytona International Speedway will add a NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series event to its Speed Weeks schedule next season. The Speedway will make it official on Tuesday during a morning press conference. Among those expected to announce the addition of trucks to Daytona