Randy Tolsma News

Cope in the #86(a different Cope):

Cope in the #86(a different Cope):

October 7, 2000
Cup driver Derrike Cope will run his second career CTS race(first was Richmond in 1995) at Texas Motor Speedway in the #86 RC Cola Dodge fielded by Impact Motorsports in what is currently a one-race deal. Cope is starting up a Cup team with NHRA Winston Drag Racing

Houston on the move?

Houston on the move?

September 13, 2000
hearing that Marty Houston, driver of the #75 Spears Chevy Truck has been told he will not be retained in 2001. Houston will however finish the year out for the team. The team is scheduled to start testing for possible replacements after the conclusion of the season

Tolsma to Roush? UPDATE 4 no, to Rensi:

Tolsma to Roush? UPDATE 4 no, to Rensi:

September 8, 2000
hearing #25 driver, Randy Tolsma, is a candidate for the #50 Roush CTS ride(7-29-2000) UPDATE: during the CTS race telecast at Nashville, it was mentioned that Tolsma will be going to Ed Tensi's CTS operation as part of a two truck effort. Jimmy Hensely currently drives

Racers Who Care:

Racers Who Care:

September 5, 2000
A few CTS drivers will arrive early in Richmond for a special visit with the children who attend the Sacred Heart Community Center's after school program. The event has been coordinated though the efforts of Racers Who Care and Craftsman, sponsor of the NASCAR Craftsman

#25 Crew Chief

#25 Crew Chief

August 20, 2000
As Randy Tolsma's #25 CITGO-SUPERGARD Motor Oil Dodge crossed the finish line at Nashville Speedway for the win in the August 12, Federated Auto Parts 250, veteran crew chief Gary Showalter was crowned with a record of his own. Showalter became the first NASCAR Craftsman

More Tolsma:

More Tolsma:

August 1, 2000
Randy Tolsma, driver of the #25 SuperGuard Dodge truck, will join ESPN commentator Bob Jenkins in the TV booth for the United States Auto Club (USAC) Coors Light Silver Bullet Series running of the Dupont 100 at Indianapolis Raceway Park. The race is scheduled for

Drivers Visit Kids:

Drivers Visit Kids:

May 3, 2000
As the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series descends upon St. Louis for the Ram Tough 200 at Gateway International Raceway, there is a special reason a few drivers will head into town a little early. Craftsman Truck Series drivers Greg Biffle, Rick Carelli, Carlos Contrerras

Testing:

Testing:

May 3, 2000
#25-Randy Tolsma and #16-Jimmy Hensley tested at Greenville Pickens Speedway(SC) on Tuesday(5-3-2000)

Wood Bros and 50th:

Wood Bros and 50th:

January 7, 2000
To begin the celebration of the Wood Brothers "50 Years in Racing", the Lowe's Motor Speedway Media Tour will visit Stuart, VA on Thursday, January 13, 2000. The program will begin at 12:45pm/et. The program will begin with Master of Ceremonies Barney Hall. After explaining

Dodge at Talladega:

Dodge at Talladega:

September 4, 1999
Six Dodge trucks from NASCAR's Craftsman Truck Series(CTS) tested at Talladega Superspeedway Thursday, the first of a two-day test and the third day of a four-day test at the track for the series. Stacy Compton, Jimmy Hensley, Bobby Hamilton, Joe Ruttman, Randy Tolsma

Snowball Derby Update

Snowball Derby Update

December 5, 1998
From a correspondent: There were twelve drivers there. There were only four trucks. So the drivers decided to run three heat races with the winner of each advancing to the main race. They would draw a name from the second place finishers for the other truck in the

Tolsma to Impact Motorsports?

Tolsma to Impact Motorsports?

October 19, 1998
UPDATE: I hear Randy Tolsma will be driving a second team for Impact Motorsports with Stacy Compton in 1999. Both will be driving Dodges (trading trucks with L&R). Bassett Furniture may be the sponsor for Tolsma(10-19-98) - Bill Weber on RPM2Nite mentioned that