Kevin Hamlin News

Jeff Green wins wild one at Bristol:

Jeff Green wins wild one at Bristol:

March 23, 2002
Saturday's BGN race at Bristol brought out the best - and worst - short track racing has to offer. #21-Jeff Green won the Channellock 250 in a race slowed a record-tying 14 times by caution for 88 laps, but Green's brother, Mark, was involved in a serious accident

Pit Road Safety:

Pit Road Safety:

March 6, 2002
Pit Road Safety: NASCAR's Jim Hunter said yesterday that the sanctioning body has begun a major study of the Winston Cup tour's 24 pit roads with an eye toward making changes to improve safety for over-the-wall crews. "We're going to be all over this," Hunter said. "

Harvick Tests at Daytona:

Harvick Tests at Daytona:

November 12, 2001
Harvick Tests at Daytona: #29-Kevin Harvick tested at Daytona International Speedway on Monday, preparing for the season-opening 44th annual Daytona 500 on Feb. 17 with a pair of #29 GM Goodwrench Chevrolets in a two-day test. Crew chief Kevin Hamlin and the rest of

Harvick to test ‘Dega UPDATE:

Harvick to test ‘Dega UPDATE:

April 11, 2001
Harvick to test 'Dega UPDATE: #29-Kevin Harvick will test at Talladega next Tuesday and Wednesday. The April 22nd 500 will be his first (Cup) restrictor plate race for car owner Richard Childress and crew chief Kevin Hamlin(Winston Salem Journal)(4-7/10-2001) UPDATE

Hamilin Helps out Harvick:

Hamilin Helps out Harvick:

March 10, 2001
Hamilin Helps out Harvick: Kevin Hamlin, crew chief for the Winston Cup team(was #3 now #29) of the late Dale Earnhardt, will serve as race-day crew chief for Kevin Harvick during Harvick's Grand National series races this weekend at Atlanta and next weekend at Darlington

NASCAR issues a Bunch of fines and 2 suspensions:

NASCAR issues a Bunch of fines and 2 suspensions:

February 12, 2001
NASCAR issues a Bunch of fines and 2 suspensions: NASCAR Officials announced today the suspension of two NASCAR Winston Cup Series crew chiefs for rules violations discovered in pre- and post-qualifying inspections for the Daytona 500. Tony Furr, crew chief of the #

Monster Truck Race UPDATE 3 Hamlin Status:

Monster Truck Race UPDATE 3 Hamlin Status:

October 16, 2000
Tony Stewart and Kevin Hamlin will race in the Monster Truck race at Talladega Superspeedway Saturday night along with Jimmy Spencer and Elliott Sadler. For more information see the Talladega Superspeedway site(10-11-2000) UPDATE: see how the Cup drivers did in their

Roof Problems with the #12? The Dent, the Fine, UPDATE 2:

Roof Problems with the #12? The Dent, the Fine, UPDATE 2:

May 5, 2000
hearing #12-Jeremy Mayfield's NAPA Auto Parts 500 winning car has been impounded for "illegal roof height" found in post race inspection. The problem came when Mayfield jumped on the roof and dented it and took the car out of spec. NASCAR is hauling the car back to

#3 Fined:

#3 Fined:

May 4, 2000
#3 RCR crew chief Kevin Hamlin was fined $2,000 by NASCAR officials Thursday for rules violations discovered in inspection prior to last Sunday's Cup race at the California Speedway. Hamlin was penalized under Section 12-4-Q in the 2000 NASCAR Winston Cup Series rule

Micro Racing:

Micro Racing:

September 25, 1999
Members of the #31 Lowe's Chevy team for driver Mike Skinner will compete in a special Micro Sprint Car race Saturday night in New Castle, DE. RCR's #31 team manager David Smith and catch-can man Gary Gafgen will battle four Cup in the 10-lap race at Airport Speedway

Crew Chief news UPDATE:

Crew Chief news UPDATE:

August 7, 1999
Tommy Baldwin Jr. laughed off questions about his Winston Cup future. Ward Burton's crew chief has been offered a contract by current team owner Bill Davis, but he has not signed it yet. The young upstart crew chief has reportedly received many offers and is talking

Crew Chief news UPDATE:

Crew Chief news UPDATE:

August 7, 1999
Crew Chief news UPDATE: Tommy Baldwin Jr. laughed off questions about his Winston Cup future. Ward Burton's crew chief has been offered a contract by current team owner Bill Davis, but he has not signed it yet. The young upstart crew chief has reportedly received many

Tethers:

Tethers:

May 31, 1999
NASCAR did not make it mandatory for its teams to use steel cables Sunday to insure that the front wheels did not come off the car. A majority of the 43-car field used the steel cables. Among those who used the steel cables were: Rusty Wallace, Mark Martin, Jeff Gordon

Some 1999 changes

Some 1999 changes

July 27, 1998
Expect the following to happen in 1999, garage sources say: Crew chief Larry McReynolds to join sponsor Square D and driver Kenny Wallace as part of Andy Petree's operation as a second team. Petree is owner/crew chief of Ken Schrader's car. McReynolds is working with