Kevin Conway News

Johnson Finally Gets His Due In Preseason Media Poll:

Johnson Finally Gets His Due In Preseason Media Poll:

February 4, 2010
It only took an unprecedented fourth consecutive NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship, but the media finally thinks Jimmie Johnson will defend his crown, according to a preseason media poll. Incredibly, this isn't a typical outcome. Only once in the previous five

Andretti in #34 at Daytona: UPDATE:

Andretti in #34 at Daytona: UPDATE:

February 1, 2010
John Andretti will drive the #34 Front Row Motorsports Ford as one of three entries from the newly expanded team in the 2010 Daytona 500. Andretti will also race in the Budweiser Shootout. Andretti's eligible for the season-opening special event due to winning Daytona

ExtenZe Racing to Sponsor Conway in the #37:

ExtenZe Racing to Sponsor Conway in the #37:

January 19, 2010
ExtenZe Racing announced that its ExtenZe and Alteril brands will partner with driver Kevin Conway in his effort to win the 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Raybestos Rookie of the Year award behind the #37 Ford of Front Row Motorsports. ExtenZe will sponsor Conway for

Conway not yet approved for Daytona 500:

Conway not yet approved for Daytona 500:

January 19, 2010
Front Row Motorsports rookie Kevin Conway might have to begin his quest for Sprint Cup rookie honors sometime after the Daytona 500. NASCAR has not yet given Conway approval to race a Cup car at Daytona International Speedway, a NASCAR spokesman confirmed Monday. Conway

Both Front Row Motorsports teams locked in top-35:

Both Front Row Motorsports teams locked in top-35:

January 18, 2010
Kevin Conway has only 25 career Nationwide Series starts and a career-best finish of 15th, but he's going to find himself on the starting grid of the Daytona 500. The 31-year-old North Carolina native will drive for Front Row Motorsports [ran #34-Andretti and #37-Raines

Front Row Motorsports Nationwide team still up in the air: UPDATE:

Front Row Motorsports Nationwide team still up in the air: UPDATE:

January 15, 2010
Front Row Motorsports announced it will continue its growth by adding an additional full-time Sprint Cup program in 2010. The teams will be the newest members of Ford Racing and receive engines from Roush/Yates Racing Engines and technical support from Ford Racing.

New Cup team with Cook as driver: UPDATE Formal announcement made:

New Cup team with Cook as driver: UPDATE Formal announcement made:

January 8, 2010
not much info, but hearing that Terry Cook, who has mostly been running in the Camping World Truck Series since 1996 [314 starts and 6 wins], will be the driver for a new Sprint Cup team, Whitney Motorsports, who supposedly plan to run full-time in Sprint Cup with

New Cup team with Cook? UPDATE:

New Cup team with Cook? UPDATE:

January 8, 2010
not much info, but hearing that Terry Cook, who has mostly been running in the Camping World Truck Series since 1996 [314 starts and 6 wins], will be the driver for a new Sprint Cup team, Whitney Motorsports, who supposedly plan to run full-time in Sprint Cup with

Front Row Motorsports Nationwide team still up in the air:

Front Row Motorsports Nationwide team still up in the air:

January 6, 2010
Front Row Motorsports announced it will continue its growth by adding an additional full-time Sprint Cup program in 2010. The teams will be the newest members of Ford Racing and receive engines from Roush/Yates Racing Engines and technical support from Ford Racing.

Front Row Motorsports Announces 2010 Plans:

Front Row Motorsports Announces 2010 Plans:

January 6, 2010
Front Row Motorsports announced it will continue its growth by adding an additional full-time NASCAR Sprint Cup program in 2010. The teams will be the newest members of Ford Racing and receive engines from Roush/Yates Racing Engines and technical support from Ford

Andretti hopes to run Daytona 500 and Indy 500 in 2010:

Andretti hopes to run Daytona 500 and Indy 500 in 2010:

January 6, 2010
Veteran racer John Andretti says he'd like to compete in both the Daytona and Indianapolis 500s in 2010 -- as he has the past two years -- but he won't return to Front Row Motorsports this season for a similar schedule as last year. "I'm going to be in Daytona, in

Full time gig for Kvapil UPDATE 2 to Ford:

Full time gig for Kvapil UPDATE 2 to Ford:

January 1, 2010
per a Twitter post, supposedly by driver Travis Kvapil: I'm happy to announce my return to a full time Cup ride for 2010!! More details to follow. I can't wait to get back on track!". Rumor had Kvapil in one of the Front Row Motorsports [#34, #37] cars in 2010. Kvapil

Full time gig for Kvapil UPDATE:

Full time gig for Kvapil UPDATE:

December 31, 2009
per a Twitter post, supposedly by driver Travis Kvapil: I'm happy to announce my return to a full time Cup ride for 2010!! More details to follow. I can't wait to get back on track!". Rumor had Kvapil in one of the Front Row Motorsports [#34, #37] cars in 2010. Kvapil

Conway to Cup with Front Row?

Conway to Cup with Front Row?

December 30, 2009
Travis Kvapil told Sirius NASCAR Radio's Sirius Speedway with Dave Moody Wednesday that he will run the full 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series schedule for Front Row Motorsports. Steven Lane will serve as crewchief on the car expected to be the #34 with a new manufacturer

Three drivers attempting triple duty at Phoenix:

Three drivers attempting triple duty at Phoenix:

November 14, 2009
Two drivers will be aiming to make history this weekend by becoming the first to win in all three NASCAR national series at Phoenix International Raceway Kyle Busch [#18 Cup, #18 NNS, #51 CWTS] and Kevin Harvick [#29 Cup, #33 NNS, #4 CWTS]. And Kevin Conway is attempting