Randy LaJoie News

Taking Safety to the Short Tracks..LaJoie:

Taking Safety to the Short Tracks..LaJoie:

March 17, 2007
Randy LaJoie announced the launch of his Safer Racer Tour Saturday at Atlanta Motor Speedway. The Tour will visit short tracks all over the country to educate racers on the importance of safety. Only an estimated 30% of short-track race cars are up to safety standards

Where’s Buckshot?

Where’s Buckshot?

March 16, 2007
Quick. Hide the women and children, and slap a straitjacket on Randy LaJoie. Buckshot Jones might be headed back to the Busch Series. After running the Snowball Derby in December, Jones is scheduled to make eight Hooters Cup races this season for DMT Motorsports owners

Reutimann doing well, ready for COT test and Mexico UPDATE not testing at Bristol:

Reutimann doing well, ready for COT test and Mexico UPDATE not testing at Bristol:

February 28, 2007
Following a hard crash at California Speedway during the Nextel Cup Series event, David Reutimann is doing well and is focused on racing his #99 Aaron's Dream Machine Toyota Camry in the NASCAR Busch Series Telcel-Motorola Mexico 200 on Sunday, March 4th at Autodromo

Conz not cleared for Daytona, Cicci looking for driver there: UPDATE 3:

Conz not cleared for Daytona, Cicci looking for driver there: UPDATE 3:

February 14, 2007
Brian Conz of Livonia, MI, is scheduled to drive the #34 Scottish Rite Chevy for owner Frank Cicci Jr. in 2007. Conz is a veteran of the ARCA/REMAX Series but has competed only sparingly in recent years. Supposedly because of his inactivity, Conz wasn't approved by

Scott Riggs to Host Riggs Report on SIRIUS:

Scott Riggs to Host Riggs Report on SIRIUS:

February 12, 2007
Valvoline Evernham Racing and SIRIUS Satellite Radio have announced that Scott Riggs, driver of the #10 Valvoline/Stanley Tools Dodge in the Nextel Cup Series, will have a weekly spot on the SIRIUS NASCAR Radio program, The Driver's Seat. The Driver's Seat, hosted

Benson/Hornaday/Parsons part of new Sirius radio show:

Benson/Hornaday/Parsons part of new Sirius radio show:

December 14, 2006
Sirius Satellite Radio announced that it will debut The Driver's Seat, an exclusive daily talk show hosted by veteran broadcaster John Kernan and a roster of current and former NASCAR drivers, on January 1. The Driver's Seat will air every weekday (11am-3pm/et) only

Kernan at Sirius: UPDATE:

Kernan at Sirius: UPDATE:

December 14, 2006
hearing former ESPN RPM2Nite host, John Kernan, will host a show on Sirius Satelitte Radio called Driver's Seat, co-hosted by former Cup criver Buddy Baker along with other drivers. Will run M-F 11:00am to 3:00pm/et.(12-11-2006) UPDATE: SIRIUS Satellite Radio announced

Vision Racing Plans Busch Debut at Texas:

Vision Racing Plans Busch Debut at Texas:

October 31, 2006
The OReilly 300 is a huge weekend for Vision Racing. In addition to Randy Lajoie making his debut for Vision Racing. The team [#37] will look to make their NASCAR Busch Series debut on Saturday stepping up from the ARCA RE/MAX Series. [Note: The team attempted the

Harvick to skip Memphis Race? UPDATE: NO

Harvick to skip Memphis Race? UPDATE: NO

October 23, 2006
There may be a slim chance newly crowned Busch Series champion Kevin Harvick will skip the October 28th race at Memphis. Harvick and the US Coast Guard Chevy team locked up the title this past weekend at Charlotte. "I haven't even looked at the schedule yet" said Harvick

Krug Not Approved for Kansas; LaJoie to Drive:

Krug Not Approved for Kansas; LaJoie to Drive:

September 21, 2006
After a failed attempt to qualify for the Busch series race at Richmond [in the #37 Chevy], Josh Krug has been denied approval for the upcoming Yellow 300 at Kansas. Vision Racing will put Randy LaJoie in the car for the Kansas race. Hearing Krug's next attempt to

Harvick & Bowyer skipping Happy Hour:

Harvick & Bowyer skipping Happy Hour:

June 24, 2006
Harvick & Bowyer skipping Happy Hour: #29-Kevin Harvick and #07-Clint Bowyer will skip Saturday morning's final 45-minute Nextel Cup practice session at Infineon Raceway to give them a little extra time to get to The Milwaukee Mile for the Busch Series race that

Teams have Substitute Drivers Lined Up for Nasvhille:

Teams have Substitute Drivers Lined Up for Nasvhille:

June 6, 2006
With eight full time NASCAR NEXTEL Cup drivers entered in Saturday's race, substitute drivers will be on call to accommodate the back-and-forth schedules between Nashville and Pocono. In addition to Hank Parker Jr. sitting in when necessary for Carl Edwards, the following

Fans Injured from LaJoie’s Wreck:

Fans Injured from LaJoie’s Wreck:

May 27, 2006
Two fans were hit by what was believed to be a shock from the crashing #49 Jay Robinson Racing car of Randy LaJoie during the race on Saturday night. The unidentified adults were taken to nearby Northeast Regional Medical Center, according to track senior vice president

LaJoie Driving for Jay Robinson at Lowe’s:

LaJoie Driving for Jay Robinson at Lowe’s:

May 26, 2006
Randy LaJoie, back to back Busch Series Champion in 1996 and 1997 will be racing Saturday night in the Carquest Auto Parts 300. LaJoie will be seen in the silver #49 Speed Zone Energy Drink car of Jay Robinson Racing. Speed Zone Energy Drink is a brand new sponsor.

Teams Lining up Subs for Stand Alone Races: UPDATE:

Teams Lining up Subs for Stand Alone Races: UPDATE:

May 25, 2006
With drivers who race in both the Nextel Cup and Busch series facing three weekends of double duty at different tracks - Pocono-Nashville, Michigan-Kentucky, and Sonoma-Milwaukee - in June, busch Series teams are solidifying plans for drivers to help practice and qualify