Matt Carter News

Carter leaves #61 team: UPDATE:

Carter leaves #61 team: UPDATE:

October 22, 2009
NASCAR Nationwide Series driver Matt Carter says he has left Specialty Racing after becoming frustrated with the direction of the team. Carter replaced Brandon Whitt in the team's #61 Ford in June and raced in 15 events for the team. He was credited with a 29th-place

Kennington in the #61 at Montreal:

Kennington in the #61 at Montreal:

August 27, 2009
Ontario, Canada native DJ Kennington will drive the #61 Ford for Specialty Racing in this weekends NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal. Kennington, who is currently second in points in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series, will race in

Carter to run NNS and ARCA races this weekend:

Carter to run NNS and ARCA races this weekend:

July 9, 2009
Matt Carter, who finished 15th at Daytona last weekend in his third career NASCAR Nationwide Series start, will race in both the NNS Dollar General 300 powered by Coca-Cola at Chicagoland Speedway and the ARCA RE/MAX Prairie Meadows 200 at Iowa Speedway this weekend

Whitt Leaves Specialty Racing: UPDATE:

Whitt Leaves Specialty Racing: UPDATE:

June 24, 2009
Brandon Whitt has decided to part ways with #61-Specialty Racing to pursue other opportunities and would like to wish Doug Taylor, Charles Shoffner and everybody at Specialty Racing the very best.(BrandonWhitt.com)(6-22-2009) UPDATE: Specialty Racing announced that

Field Set for Carolina 500 at the Rock:

Field Set for Carolina 500 at the Rock:

May 4, 2008
Joey Logano, who paced Friday's ARCA RE/MAX Series practice at Rockingham Speedway, edged Ricky Stenhouse Jr. by a mere 0.080 second Saturday to earn the pole position for this weekend's Carolina 500. Logano, who will make his NASCAR Nationwide Series debut for Joe

The Rock is Racing Again:

The Rock is Racing Again:

May 3, 2008
Joey Logano led ARCA RE/MAX Series practice Friday at Rockingham Speedway, but only in the final minutes of the three-hour session as festivities began for Sunday's Carolina 500 - the reopening of "The Rock". Throughout Friday's practice at the 1-mile track, Matt Carter

Schrader, other notables, planning to run Rockingham ARCA race:

Schrader, other notables, planning to run Rockingham ARCA race:

April 20, 2008
The Carolina 500, ARCA's May 4 race at Rockingham Speedway, has drawn the attention of several drivers who don't typically participate in the ruling body's races. Bobby Hamilton Jr. and Ken Schrader have recently joined the list of entrants. Schrader has won 15 ARCA

Johnson tests at The Rock:

Johnson tests at The Rock:

March 19, 2008
#48-Jimmie Johnson tested at Rockingham Speedway on Tuesday, March 18th. AND It has been a long time since the Rockingham Speedway garage was filled with over 40 cars and team transporters. This Friday and Saturday, March 21st and 22nd, the Rockingham Speedway is hosting