Randy LaJoie News

more Talladega Testing:

more Talladega Testing:

February 4, 2000
testing Winston Cup cars at Talladega on Thursday were #26-Jimmy Spencer, #2-Rusty Wallace, #11-Brett Bodine, #41-Rick Mast and #96-Greg Sacks. Busch Series drivers #10-Jeff Green, #4-Jeff Purvis, #1-Randy LaJoie, #5-Dick Trickle, #57-Jason Keller, #17-Jason Schuler

Wednesday Testing at DIS:

Wednesday Testing at DIS:

January 26, 2000
#43-Jay Sauter, turned a fast lap of 186.672 mph in the final day of BGN testing at Daytona. 2nd fastest was #1-Randy LaJoie 186.270; 3rd was #21-Mike Dillon 185.571; 4th was #2-Kevin Harvick 185.494 and 5th was #15-Jack Sprague 185.483. See the test speeds at the

Tuesday Testing at Daytona:

Tuesday Testing at Daytona:

January 25, 2000
defending NAPA 300 champ, Randy LaJoie, posted today's top speed in NASCAR Busch series testing at Daytona on Tuesday with a fast lap of 185.816mph. 2nd was #8-Bobby Hillin 185.632, 3rd was #2-Kevin Harvick 185.117 mph, 4th was #00-Buckshot Jones 184.881 and 5th was

A BGN Dodge?

A BGN Dodge?

January 21, 2000
Here's the story and an image: a follow up on a story from Oct 8th, 1999 (see the Past Dodge News Page). The Dodge Intrepid that was built in Lynn Haven, FL has been detailed and ready to be tested. The following is how the story was reported in WJHG's (channel 7)

Talladega Testing:

Talladega Testing:

January 6, 2000
Ten NASCAR Winston Cup and BGN teams began a two-day test session at Talladega Superspeedway in preparation for the upcoming racing season. Three Cup and seven BGN teams were on the track at Talladega Wednesday for the first day of two day testing. Mike Dillon tested

Contest Winner:

Contest Winner:

September 30, 1999
Bob Evans Restaurants announced Annamarie Flanagan as its Wildfire Barbecue Sweepstakes winner. Flanagan now has a chance to win $1 million. As the sweepstakes winner, Flanagan has already won a 1999 Chevrolet Monte Carlo and an all-expenses-paid trip for four to the

Christopher to the #34?

Christopher to the #34?

September 10, 1999
Ted Christopher will meet with officials from Team 34 Friday in Richmond, VA. Christopher, of Plainville, will meet with co-owner Frank Cicci to discuss the possibility of replacing Mike McLaughlin in one of the team's three cars. The Cicci and Scott Welliver organization

More Tyler Jet News

More Tyler Jet News

September 8, 1999
UPDATE 2: hearing that AT&T/10-10-345 Lucky Dog will not return to Tyler Jet Motorsports in 2000, so it looks like the team is looking for a driver and a sponsor. Jeff Purvis, rumored to be in the car at Richmond, supposedly has turned down the team as did Randy LaJoie

More Tyler Jet News UPDATE 2:

More Tyler Jet News UPDATE 2:

September 7, 1999
hearing that AT&T/10-10-345 Lucky Dog will not return to Tyler Jet Motorsports in 2000, so it looks like the team is looking for a driver and a sponsor. Jeff Purvis, rumored to be in the car at Richmond, supposedly has turned down the team as did Randy LaJoie and Robby

#34 Drivers:

#34 Drivers:

August 2, 1999
some rumored possibilities - Randy LaJoie, David Green(full or part?) and Ted Christopher, who seems to be a hot name out there(8-2-1999)

Spotter:

Spotter:

July 1, 1999
RaceComm Publisher, Mike Calinoff, has accepted the Spotters position with #50 Midwest Transit Racing and driver Ricky Craven. Calinoff is also the Spotter for two-time Busch Series champion Randy LaJoie

Testing at the Glen UPDATE 2:

Testing at the Glen UPDATE 2:

June 17, 1999
Twenty-two Cup and BGN teams will be testing the newly paved surface at The Glen including: Rusty Wallace, Michael Waltrip, Terry Labonte, Bobby Labonte, David Green and from the BGN: Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Matt Kenseth, Randy Lajoie, Elton Sawyer and Jeff Green. When

#58 Spotter too:

#58 Spotter too:

June 11, 1999
RaceComm Publisher, Mike Calinoff, resigned this morning from his position at SBIII Motorsports as Team Spotter. Calinoff stated that his resignation was "amicable" and that he is pursuing new opportunities. An announcement to that effect will be forthcoming. Calinoff

LaJoie in the Money:

LaJoie in the Money:

May 20, 1999
Two-time Grand National series champion Randy LaJoie became the first series driver to surpass $3 million in career earnings when he picked up $14,225 in last weekend's race at Richmond International Raceway. Mike McLaughlin is second in career money won, passing the

LaJoie:

LaJoie:

April 28, 1999
The #1 Bob Evans Racing team and Randy LaJoie will be taking the car that finished fourth at North Carolina Speedway earlier in the season to California Speedway(Cotter Group PR)(4-28-1999)