Paul Tracy News

Latest on Paul Tracy to NASCAR:

Latest on Paul Tracy to NASCAR:

November 20, 2005
Canada's Paul Tracy still has hopes that he will run in at least five NASCAR events in 2006, he told The Toronto Sun yesterday. Casually dressed and relaxed, Tracy was making the rounds of the NASCAR Nextel Cup garage [at Homestead] talking to teams about his chances

HOF Racing chooses driver…UPDATE 2 Raines? maybe not?:

HOF Racing chooses driver…UPDATE 2 Raines? maybe not?:

October 23, 2005
on the Roger Staubach site, this is posted: As most of you know, Troy Aikman and I are principal owners in Hall of Fame Racing with Texas Instruments DLP sponsoring our car for the 2006 Nextel Cup Season. We’ve hired a phenomenal crew chief in Phillipe Lopez and recently

RCR..no plans to run Tracy:

RCR..no plans to run Tracy:

October 16, 2005
Richard Childress Racing gave Champ Car driver Paul Tracy a two-day test at Michigan in August and said he would let him race at that track if the session went well. The two ultimately decided not to enter the race. Now Childress says there have been no further discussions

Bowyer in, Tracy on hold:

Bowyer in, Tracy on hold:

October 9, 2005
The Paul Tracy experiment in NASCAR is on hold, according to team owner Richard Childress. Childress, who tested the Champ Car driver in August, is focused on helping Nextel Cup driver Kevin Harvick win the $1 million bonus for finishing 11th (his current position)

Raines hopes to get Hall of Fame Racing gig:

Raines hopes to get Hall of Fame Racing gig:

October 6, 2005
After meeting with Troy Aikman and Roger Staubach last week in Dallas, veteran NASCAR driver Tony Raines said he hopes he convinced the former Cowboys to hire him as the man behind the wheel of their Hall of Fame Racing team next season. "I don't know anything officially

Tracy offered another ride in another seires..to run Cup at Atlanta:

Tracy offered another ride in another seires..to run Cup at Atlanta:

October 1, 2005
Champ Car driver Paul Tracy is now being wooed by the brand new A1 Grand Prix series to drive for the so-called Team Canada entry. According to yesterday's edition of Autosport magazine owners of the A1 series have approached Tracy about driving in selected races after

Las Vegas Autograph Sessions:

Las Vegas Autograph Sessions:

September 23, 2005
Some of the biggest stars in both the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and the Champ Car World Series will participate in separate autograph sessions during the week leading up to the Las Vegas Double in the Desert. All 18 Champ Car drivers including defending race and

Tracy to Hall of Fame Racing? UPDATE:

Tracy to Hall of Fame Racing? UPDATE:

August 27, 2005
Paul Tracy is interested in driving for Troy Aikman's and Roger Staubach's Hall of Fame Racing team. Tracy had a friend contact HOF about adding him to the list of candidates to pilot the Nextel Cup ride next season.(Dallas Morning News), see past news on the team

RCR, Tracy Decide Not to Run at MIS:

RCR, Tracy Decide Not to Run at MIS:

August 12, 2005
After two days of successful testing at Michigan International Speedway (MIS), Richard Childress Racing (RCR) and Paul Tracy have decided that not enough time remains before the Aug. 20 GFS Marketplace 400 at MIS to prepare for Tracy's first entry in a NASCAR event

Day 2 of Michigan Testing:

Day 2 of Michigan Testing:

August 10, 2005
Paul Tracy acted a bit surprised at the group of media members assembled outside the Richard Childress Racing transporter Tuesday during the break in testing at Michigan International Speedway. Even though he was all business during the two-day test, he had time to

Ten test at Michigan…including..Paul Tracy:

Ten test at Michigan…including..Paul Tracy:

August 8, 2005
Paul Tracy might have 15 years of open-wheel experience under his belt, including 11 starts at Michigan International Speedway, but on Monday he might as well been a rookie as he made his first appearance in a stock car in a NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series test at MIS in

Tracy tests at Concord [Caraway], talks about NASCAR – CORRECTION:

Tracy tests at Concord [Caraway], talks about NASCAR – CORRECTION:

August 5, 2005
Paul Tracy said team owner Jerry Forsythe would like him to stay with the team. But Tracy has an opportunity that could lead him away from open-wheel racing after this season. Tracy drove a stock car for the first time Tuesday on a half-mile oval in Concord, N.C. --

Paul Tracy to run for RCR at Michigan UPDATE:

Paul Tracy to run for RCR at Michigan UPDATE:

August 2, 2005
Robin Miller of Speed Channel reports: It won't be official for a few days but Paul Tracy will make his long-awaited NASCAR debut in three weeks at Michigan, driving a fourth car for Richard Childress [probably the #33 team]. The 36-year-old Canadian and Champ Car'

Tracy worrying about 2005…not beyond:

Tracy worrying about 2005…not beyond:

June 24, 2005
Although his contract with Forsythe Championship Racing expires after this season, Paul Tracy isn't sure where his future lies. "We haven't gotten down to talk about next year," the Toronto Champ Car driver said yesterday. "Right now is the beginning of the season

Hornish to the #2? or Paul Tracy? UPDATE Ganassi/Penske trade?

Hornish to the #2? or Paul Tracy? UPDATE Ganassi/Penske trade?

May 23, 2005
With all of the speculation about who will replace Rusty Wallace in the #2 car next year, everyone has forgotten about two-time IRL champion Sam Hornish Jr., who already drives for Roger Penske. I [Yahoo's Bob Margolis] hear that he's at the top of the list to replace