Ken Alexander News

New Driver in the #63:

New Driver in the #63:

February 9, 2018
Ron Young has replaced Shane Hall as driver for Ken Alexander's BGN team. Young, a veteran of NASCAR's All Pro series, is scheduled to drive the Greenville-based #63 Chevy for the first time this week in Dover. Hall said he will continue to pursue driver vacancies

Driver Debut:

Driver Debut:

September 12, 2003
Robby Benton will make his Truck Series debut this weekend as he takes control of the VOKAL Fordfor Billy Ballew Motorsports. Benton will pilot the #15 in the New Hampshire 200 at the New Hampshire International Speedway. Benton, a 24-year-old native of Charlotte,

#70 News:

#70 News:

March 20, 2003
Effective this week for Bristol, KAR Racing # 70 BGN car (Ken Alexander Racing) has a new driver and crew chief. Jason White will be driving the car until further notice and Jeff Lemon will be the crew chief. The team is seeking any sponsorship opportunities. Any last

Benton Leaves Alexander:

Benton Leaves Alexander:

March 15, 2003
Robby Benton has opted to leave Ken Alexander Racing due to lack of sponsorship. Robby will join his crew chief and now car owner David Lackey of the newly formed Lackey Motorsports as the driver of the number 85 Chevy Monte Carlo. The teams's first race will be the

Ron Young Ready For Rockingham:

Ron Young Ready For Rockingham:

February 21, 2003
Ron Young is ready to get his Busch Series season underway this weekend at Rockingham, hoping to qualify for the second Busch Series race of the season. "This is our first race of the season, and we've set some standards, but on Friday, all we are worried about is

#70 team gets a Daytona sponsor UPDATE will run at the Rock:

#70 team gets a Daytona sponsor UPDATE will run at the Rock:

February 18, 2003
The #70 Chevy, driven by Robby Benton, has picked up a one race sponsorship for Saturday's Koolerz 300 BGN race at Daytona, from Vitaball Vitamin Gumballs.(BGN Racing)(2-14-2003) UPDATE: Robby Benton will make his second consecutive start in the #70 Ken Alexander Chevy

Hensley Racing to run later in season:

Hensley Racing to run later in season:

April 8, 2002
With the economy sagging, Lance Snack Food pulled out of its sponsorship with the [#63 team, sold much to Ken Alexander, supposedly has the #80 now] Hensley Racing's BGN team. Without a sponsor the Hensley Racing team decided not to field a car in 2002. Owner Jeff

#3 to Test UPDATE:

#3 to Test UPDATE:

January 15, 2002
Richard Childress Racing plans to test the BGN car with the #3 at Talladega Superspeedway on Monday and Tuesday. The #3 Chevy will be driven by Dale Earnhardt Jr. in two races this season, the Feb. 16 BGN race at Daytona and the May 25 race at Charlotte. RCR will build

Fuel Violation:

Fuel Violation:

May 16, 2000
Fuel Violation: #03 Driver/Owner Ken Alexander was fined $10,000 and penalized six points in the owners' standings. Crew chief David Lackey was suspended from NASCAR until June 7 for fuel violations found May 5 prior to qualifying for the Hardee's 250. Alexander failed

Spencer Driver:

Spencer Driver:

September 21, 1999
Spencer Motor Ventures is fielding ASA rookie driver Ken Alexander in its #12 Greased Lightning Chevy for the MBNA Gold 200 Saturday at Dover. Alexander is the CEO of A&M Cleaning Products of Clemson, SC, manufacturers of Greased Lightning household and automotive