Patrick Carpentier News

Patrick Carpentier wants Busch Ride: UPDATE 2:

Patrick Carpentier wants Busch Ride: UPDATE 2:

July 14, 2006
Patrick Carpentier -- the former Champ Car World Series star -- told the Toronto Sun that the next time his home fans see him in a race car it will be in the NASCAR Busch Series. "I have had discussions with (sponsor) Mechachrome about my future and we agree it is

More on Carpentier to NASCAR:

More on Carpentier to NASCAR:

July 4, 2006
Two NASCAR teams have contacted Montreal's Patrick Carpentier about a future in the stock car series. A refugee of the Champ Car and Indy Racing League, Carpentier has had offers to join a NASCAR Busch Series team and a Craftsman Truck series team this season as a

Rusty Wallace Shakes Down Daytona Prototype At DIS:

Rusty Wallace Shakes Down Daytona Prototype At DIS:

December 22, 2005
Rusty Wallace has retired from Nxtel Cup Series competition, but he's still got one more race on his to-do list - the 44th anniversary of the Rolex 24 At Daytona on Jan. 28-29. Wallace flew down to Daytona International Speedway for the day to shake down a Howard-Boss

CART Owner Plans to Keep Tracy:

CART Owner Plans to Keep Tracy:

August 25, 2003
CART team owner Gerry Forsythe yesterday poured cold water on speculation that Toronto's Paul Tracy will race in NASCAR Winston Cup next season. Tracy has been wooed by Winston Cup team owner Richard Childress to race with his three-car effort that would have him join

Vote for Lowe’s Move of the Year:

Vote for Lowe’s Move of the Year:

November 28, 2002
Vote for Lowe's Move of the Year: SPEED Channel's Sunday motor sports news program SpeedNews is teaming with Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse to determine the "Lowe's Move of the Year." The five finalists, chosen from weekly Lowe's award winners, include: * Panizzi

2002 Auto Racing All-America team voting:

2002 Auto Racing All-America team voting:

November 28, 2002
2002 Auto Racing All-America team voting: Ballots are in the mail to almost 300 members of the motorsports press to select the 12-driver 2002 Auto Racing All-America team. Among those on the 2002 ballot are two former three-time Jerry Titus Award winners, John Force