Kevin Conway News

Where did the non top-35 drivers practice at Phoenix:

Where did the non top-35 drivers practice at Phoenix:

November 13, 2009
if things stay the same, these eight drivers would make the race: #09-David Gilliland, 22nd fastest overall #71-Bobby Labonte [PC1], 23rd #82-Scott Speed, 27th #78-Regan Smith, 31st #87-Joe Nemechek, 33rd #37-Tony Raines, 37th #36-Michael McDowell, 38th #66-Dave Blaney

Three drivers attempting triple duty at Phoenix:

Three drivers attempting triple duty at Phoenix:

November 12, 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

Three drivers attempting triple duty at Phoenix:

Three drivers attempting triple duty at Phoenix:

November 11, 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

Conway to attempt all series at Phoenix; debut for Cup & Trucks: UPDATE Quinn as crew chief:

Conway to attempt all series at Phoenix; debut for Cup & Trucks: UPDATE Quinn as crew chief:

November 10, 2009
Kevin Conway and ExtenZe Racing have announced that they will attempt to run all three NASCAR national series races - NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR Nationwide Series (# 26 ExtenZe Chevrolet) and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (# 71 ExtenZe Chevrolet) - at Phoenix

Conway to attempt Phoenix triple:

Conway to attempt Phoenix triple:

November 6, 2009
Kevin Conway and ExtenZe Racing announced that they will attempt to run all three NASCAR national series races NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (no team named or mentioned), NASCAR Nationwide Series (#26 ExtenZe Chevy) and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (#71 ExtenZe Chevy

Conway making debut with #26 team:

Conway making debut with #26 team:

October 1, 2009
Kevin Conway will have a fresh start at Kansas Speedway this weekend as he is making his NASCAR Nationwide Series debut with a new #26 ExtenZe Racing team. Conway races to Kansas with a new team, new crew chief [Jefferson Hodges] and high expectations for this weekend

Kevin Conway joins R3 Motorsports:

Kevin Conway joins R3 Motorsports:

September 9, 2009
Rob Fuller, team principal for R3 Motorsports, and driver Kevin Conway announced a multi-year deal that will put Conway behind the wheel of the #23 ExtenZe Chevy in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. Conway's first race for R3 Motorsports will be the Kansas Lottery 300

Kevin Conway in the #87 for 5 races:

Kevin Conway in the #87 for 5 races:

May 27, 2009
Kevin Conway is headed back to the track. His never give up drive to compete, combined with a great talent and a marketing degree have served him well, yet again. Kevin will pilot the #87 NEMCO Motorsports Toyota beginning with the Heluva Good! 200 at Dover International

Conway in Final Race of 2007; Looks to Return in 2008:

Conway in Final Race of 2007; Looks to Return in 2008:

September 25, 2007
The curtain falls on the 2007 Busch Series season for Kevin Conway and the #18 Z-Line Designs/Wal-Mart Chevy for Joe Gibbs Racing at Saturdays Yellow Transportation 300 at Kansas. Were looking forward to another great year in the Busch Series in 2008. More than likely

Rockwell Automation to Bow Out of Motorsports after 2007 Season: UPDATE:

Rockwell Automation to Bow Out of Motorsports after 2007 Season: UPDATE:

August 26, 2007
Rockwell Automation will finish its 11-year motorsports tenure with Joe Gibbs Racing. The #20 Rockwell Automation Chevy campaigned by JGR in the Busch Series since 2003 will see its final race in Rockwell Automations red and white livery at the Busch Series season

Conway back in the #18 at New Hampshire:

Conway back in the #18 at New Hampshire:

June 27, 2007
Kevin Conway has watched the #18 Joe Gibbs Racing Chevy score Busch Series finishes of second and fourth over the past two weekends, and now hes ready to get himself and sponsor Z-Line Designs a piece of the action as the series heads to New Hampshire for Saturdays

NASCAR Countdown: ESPN2 Busch Series Highlights From Kentucky Speedway:

NASCAR Countdown: ESPN2 Busch Series Highlights From Kentucky Speedway:

June 14, 2007
ESPN2s NASCAR Countdown will have a live prime-time preview of the NASCAR Busch Series race at 8 p.m. ET Saturday from Kentucky Speedway. Mike Massaro will host NASCAR Countdown at Kentucky, joined in the ESPN Pit Studio by Rusty Wallace and Brad Daugherty. Tim Brewer

Kevin Conway Making Second Busch Start with JGR:

Kevin Conway Making Second Busch Start with JGR:

May 29, 2007
After a rough-and-tumble debut in the #18 Z-Line Designs Chevy for Joe Gibbs Racing in the Busch Series race at Bristol Motor Speedway in March, Kevin Conway has had loads of time to focus and prepare for his next outing Saturdays Dover 200 at the infamous Monster

Kevin Conway to Make Debut with Joe Gibbs Racing at Bristol:

Kevin Conway to Make Debut with Joe Gibbs Racing at Bristol:

March 20, 2007
California Dreamin finally turns to racing reality for driver Kevin Conway this weekend as he straps himself behind the wheel of Joe Gibbs Racings #18 Z-Line Designs Chevy for Saturdays Sharpie Mini 300 at Bristol. As the newest member of the JGR driver lineup, Conway

Gibbs Finalize #18 & #20 Team Schedules; Kevin Conway to Run 7 Races in #18:

Gibbs Finalize #18 & #20 Team Schedules; Kevin Conway to Run 7 Races in #18:

January 24, 2007
Two new additions to Joe Gibbs Racing are Kevin Conway and Brad Coleman. The two drivers will split duties behind the wheel of the #18 Chevy in the Busch Series. Conway will drive eight races for sponsor Z-Line Designs, the nation's leading import manufacturer of home