Ricky Craven News

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Craven wins at Martinsville:

Craven wins at Martinsville:

October 22, 2005
#99-Ricky Craven won the Kroger 200 at Martinsville Speedway, for his 1st ever Truck Series win, becoming the 15th driver
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News and Notes – New Hampshire:

News and Notes – New Hampshire:

September 14, 2005
Hornaday, Skinner make championship noise For the first time since the final race of 1996, former NASCAR Craftsman Truck
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Ince to PPI Racing UPDATE on Hamilton Jr.:

Ince to PPI Racing UPDATE on Hamilton Jr.:

September 12, 2005
former crew chief James Ince is back on the NASCAR Nextel Cup tour. #32 car owner Cal Wells has hired Ince to become team
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Craven will not be back with Roush in 2006:

Craven will not be back with Roush in 2006:

August 26, 2005
Roush Racing and Ricky Craven announced today that they will part ways at the end of the 2005 season. Craven currently drives
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Miller takes over as #07 Crew Chief:

Miller takes over as #07 Crew Chief:

August 15, 2005
Scott Miller will assume the crew chief duties for Richard Childress Racing's (RCR) #07 Jack Daniel's Chevrolet and driver
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New Crew Chief for Craven:

New Crew Chief for Craven:

August 11, 2005
Roush Racing announced that John Quinn has been named crew chief of the 99 Superchips Ford driven by Ricky Craven in the
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Memphis News and Notes:

Memphis News and Notes:

July 20, 2005
Truck drivers slinging some pre-race mud Seven NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series competitors including Reutimann and defending
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Craven NOT to the #6, will stay in the Truck Series:

Craven NOT to the #6, will stay in the Truck Series:

July 17, 2005
Ricky Craven won't replace Mark Martin in the No. 6 Viagra Ford for Roush Racing next year. Team owner Jack Roush indicated
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Mikey to Toyota? Roush? Ganassi?

Mikey to Toyota? Roush? Ganassi?

July 16, 2005
Waltrip is headed eventually to the Toyota camp - along with Eury Jr., according to one Detroit source very close to the
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New Hampshire Qulaifying Notes:

New Hampshire Qulaifying Notes:

July 16, 2005
• Brian Vickers won the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series Bud Pole for the New Hampshire 300, lapping New Hampshire International
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McMurray to the #6?…..in 2007? UPDATE 3:

McMurray to the #6?…..in 2007? UPDATE 3:

July 8, 2005
hearing that Jamie McMurray, current driver of the #42 Texaco Dodge for Chip Ganassi, has signed a multi-year agreement
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Kentucky News and Notes:

Kentucky News and Notes:

July 7, 2005
Kentucky Speedway will host a major milestone in NASCAR history Saturday when Bill Lester (#22 Toyota) becomes the first
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Roush teams switch crew chiefs:

Roush teams switch crew chiefs:

July 2, 2005
during the Truck Series race coverage on Speed Channel, it was mentioned that the #99 and #50 Roush Racing teams switched
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New GM for Roush’s Busch and Truck programs:

New GM for Roush’s Busch and Truck programs:

June 30, 2005
Max Jones has been named the general manager for Roush Racing's Busch Series and Craftsman Truck Series teams based in Mooresville
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Milwaukee News and Notes:

Milwaukee News and Notes:

June 21, 2005
Wild Michigan race scrambles points standings Hamilton regained the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series championship lead from