Patrick Carpentier News

Racing Resources Says “¦

Racing Resources Says “¦

July 7, 2008
* Kyle Busch won the Coke Zero 400 Powered by Coca-Cola at Daytona International Speedway. Busch started ninth in the race. He scored his 10th-career series victory in 132 races. He remained first in the standings with an unofficial points lead of 182 points over second

Carpentier rookie of the race:

Carpentier rookie of the race:

July 6, 2008
#10-Patrick Carpentier scored a 14th-place finish in the Coke Zero 400 at Daytona International Speedway and took Raybestos Rookie of the Race honors for the first time this season. This is Carpentier's best finish in 18 Sprint Cup Series races. His previous best effort

Daytona International Speedway Qualifying Fast Facts

Daytona International Speedway Qualifying Fast Facts

July 4, 2008
.. Paul Menard won the Coors Light Pole for the Coke Zero 400 Powered by Coca-Cola, turning a lap of 185.916 mph/48.409 seconds. .. This is Menard's first pole in 57 career Sprint Cup Series starts. His previous best career start was 13th at this season's Dover race

Daytona Rookie Notes:

Daytona Rookie Notes:

July 3, 2008
#01-Regan Smith was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in the June 29 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Smith scored a 27th-place finish and claimed Raybestos Rookie of the Race honors for the sixth time in 2008. #10-Patrick Carpentier won his

KURT Busch wins at New Hampshire:

KURT Busch wins at New Hampshire:

June 29, 2008
#2-Kurt Busch won the LENOX Industrial Tools 301 for his 1st win of 2008 and the 18th of his career and Busch has now won at least a race a year for ther last 6 years. His last win came at Michigan in August 2007, 29 races ago. The race was called on lap 284 of 301

Carpentier only 2nd foreign born driver to win a pole

Carpentier only 2nd foreign born driver to win a pole

June 29, 2008
in the Sprint Cup Series history when #10-Patrick Carpentier won the pole at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. The other driver was Lloyd Shaw, from Toronto, Canada. Shaw won the pole at Langhorne, PA in June 1953 and finished 23rd in his only Cup start.(6-29-2008)

Pit Stall selections:

Pit Stall selections:

June 28, 2008
pole sitter #10-Patrick Carpentier got the first pit stall selection for the Lenox Industrial Tools 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway and chose the 1st pit stall. Outside pole sitter, #43-Bobby Labonte chose the next stall with an opening in front of it, stall 19

Carpentier on pole at New Hampshire:

Carpentier on pole at New Hampshire:

June 27, 2008
#10-Patrick Carpentier won the Coor's Light Pole for the Lenox Industrial Tools 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway with a speed of 129.776mph for his first career pole in 17 races. Carpentier is the first rookie to win a pole since Denny Hamlin captured the top starting

New Hampshire Motor Speedway Qualifying Fast Facts

New Hampshire Motor Speedway Qualifying Fast Facts

June 27, 2008
.. Patrick Carpentier won the Coors Light Pole Award for the Lenox Industrial Tools 301 with a lap of 29.349 seconds, 129.776 mph. .. This is his first pole in 17 career Sprint Cup races. He was also the highest qualifying rookie. .. This is his second top-10 start

Rookie of the Year Candidates:

Rookie of the Year Candidates:

June 27, 2008
how fast were they and where do they start: #00-Michael McDowell, 126.846, starts 38th #01-Regan Smith, 127.872, starts 25th #10-Patrick Carpentier, 129.776, starts 1st #40-Dario Franchitti, 128.251, starts 7th #77-Sam Hornish, 128.251, starts 20th

Where did the non top-35 drivers practice at New Hampshire Motor Speedway

Where did the non top-35 drivers practice at New Hampshire Motor Speedway

June 27, 2008
if things stay the same, these drivers would make the race: #40-Dario Franchitti, 13th fastest #10-Patrick Carpentier, 18th #84-A.J. Allmendinger, 20th #70-Johnny Sauter, 28th #96-J.J. Yeley, 31st #78-Joe Nemechek, 37th #66-Scott Riggs, 39th #45-Terry Labonte [PC1],

Carpentier skipping Pocono Cup race to focus on Montreal: UPDATE SUBWAY to sponsor:

Carpentier skipping Pocono Cup race to focus on Montreal: UPDATE SUBWAY to sponsor:

June 24, 2008
Patrick Carpentier will concentrate on racing in the Nationwide Series race at Montreal on August 2. The Sprint Cup Series will be in Pocono the same weekend and Gillett Evernham Motorsports has asked Carpentier to leave his seat in the # 10 Dodge for the race in order

Carpentier out of the #10 for Pocono UPDATE:

Carpentier out of the #10 for Pocono UPDATE:

June 24, 2008
Patrick Carpentier will concentrate on racing in the Nationwide Series race at Montreal on August 2. The Sprint Cup Series will be in Pocono the same weekend and Gillett Evernham Motorsports has asked Carpentier to leave his seat in the # 10 Dodge for the race in order

Berlin City Auto Group to sponsor #10 at NHMS:

Berlin City Auto Group to sponsor #10 at NHMS:

June 23, 2008
Gillett Evernham Motorsports announced that Berlin City Auto Group - serving consumer automotive needs in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont - will sponsor Patrick Carpentier's #10 Dodge at the June 29 Sprint Cup race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. "It's really special

Where did the non top-35 drivers practice at Michigan

Where did the non top-35 drivers practice at Michigan

June 13, 2008
if things stay the same, these drivers would make the race: #40-Dario Franchitti, 9th fastest overall #10-Patrick Carpentier, 21st #84-A.J. Allmendinger, 23rd #55-Michael Waltrip, 24th #96-J.J. Yeley, 34th #45-Terry Labonte [CH1], 35th #78-Joe Nemechek, 42nd #21-Bill