Robbie Reiser News

Wypall Wipers announces 2008 Crew Chief Lineup:

Wypall Wipers announces 2008 Crew Chief Lineup:

February 12, 2008
Wypall Wipers announced its all-star line-up of crew chief representatives today, continuing the tradition of top-notch crew chiefs who call Wypall Wipers their wiper of choice. The Wypall Wipers 2008 Crew Chief Program will launch in Daytona on Feb. 17. Serving as

Crew Chief changes for 2008:

Crew Chief changes for 2008:

December 24, 2007
many crew chief changes for the start of 2008 in the Sprint Cup Series: #00 team - Frank Kerr out [to the #7 car]; Ryan Pemberton in...for first 5 races, then to the #44 team with driver Reutimann [was at #01] after Jarrett retires, the Pappis takes over for unknown

Mike Ford wins Wypall Wipers Crew Chief of the Year:

Mike Ford wins Wypall Wipers Crew Chief of the Year:

November 20, 2007
WypAll Wipers announced that Mike Ford, crew chief for the #11 Joe Gibbs Racing team, as the 2007 WypAll Wipers Crew Chief of the Year. The WypAll Wipers Crew Chief Challenge has been a season-long contest set out to determine the best crew chiefs in the garage. At

Roush Fenway Racing announces new GM – Robbie Reiser; Bolin new crew chief? UPDATE:

Roush Fenway Racing announces new GM – Robbie Reiser; Bolin new crew chief? UPDATE:

November 16, 2007
Roush Fenway Racing announced Thursday that championship crew chief, Robbie Reiser, has been appointed General Manager of Roush Fenway Racing's Nextel Cup team operations. This is a great opportunity for me and I'm looking forward to the next phase of my racing career

Reiser moving up to be Roush Fenway GM:

Reiser moving up to be Roush Fenway GM:

November 14, 2007
One of the longest tenured crew chief-driver relationships in Nextel Cup will end after Sunday's finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Sources close to the situation told ESPN.com that Robbie Reiser, who has been #17-Matt Kenseth's crew chief since they entered NASCAR

Ford Fights Back and Earns the Wypall Wipers Crew Chief of the Race:

Ford Fights Back and Earns the Wypall Wipers Crew Chief of the Race:

April 24, 2007
Prior to the start of the Subway Fresh Fit 500 at Phoenix International Raceway, crew chief Mike Ford, Joe Gibbs Racing, was extremely confident after great practice sessions proved that his #11 FedEx Chevy had the best setup possible. As crew chief, he had done all

Eury Jr.’s leadership earns him Wypall Wipers Crew Chief of the Race:

Eury Jr.’s leadership earns him Wypall Wipers Crew Chief of the Race:

April 5, 2007
Tony Eury Jr., crew chief for the #8 Dale Earnhardt Inc. team, demonstrated solid leadership, while staying calm and in complete control throughout the running of the Cool Orange 500 at Martinsville Speedway. With a less than impressive start to the season, the #8

Reiser back this weekend; #17 to run Arby’s scheme:

Reiser back this weekend; #17 to run Arby’s scheme:

March 21, 2007
Robbie Reiser will return to the track this weekend, after serving a four-race suspension. The past four races were the first Reiser had missed atop the pit box as #17-Matt Kenseth's crew chief since 1999, a steak of 255 races. Kenseth will run the Arby's paint scheme

#17 Team Penalties Upheld by Commission:

#17 Team Penalties Upheld by Commission:

March 5, 2007
On March 5, 2007, the National Stock Car Racing Commission heard and considered the appeal of Roush Fenway Racing regarding the No. 17 car. The appeal concerned three penalties issued by NASCAR following post-qualifying inspection on February 11, 2007 for the NASCAR

Interim Crew Chief Chip Bolin Wins Wypall Wipers Crew Chief of the Race:

Interim Crew Chief Chip Bolin Wins Wypall Wipers Crew Chief of the Race:

February 27, 2007
In only his second race in command of the #17 Roush Fenway Racing Ford Fusion team, interim crew chief Chip Bolin guided Matt Kenseth to a successful defense of his Auto Club 500 title and a sweep of the California Speedway race weekend. Rallying the #17 team from

Penalties Announced: 4 Crew Chiefs Suspended, Fines, Points Taken Away UPDATE:

Penalties Announced: 4 Crew Chiefs Suspended, Fines, Points Taken Away UPDATE:

February 13, 2007
NASCAR announced Tuesday that four Nextel Cup Series crew chiefs have been suspended from competition, starting with Sunday's season-opening Daytona 500. Two of the four “ Ken Francis, crew chief for the #9 Dodge driven by Kasey Kahne; and Robbie Reiser, crew chief

Reiser reups with the #17 team:

Reiser reups with the #17 team:

February 13, 2007
After speculation that Robbie Reiser would step off the Nextel Cup Series pit box sooner, rather than later, and take a higher-level position with Roush Racing, the driver's crew chief said Friday he has signed a three-year contract extension to maintain his crew chief

Wypall Wipers Crowns Crew Chief Champions:

Wypall Wipers Crowns Crew Chief Champions:

November 26, 2006
Wypall Wipers announced Robbie Reiser, Trip Bruce and Rick Ren as the winners of its 2006 Crew Chief Challenge. The Wypall Wipers Crew Chief Challenge has been a season-long contest to determine the best crew chiefs in the garage. At the conclusion of each event in

Reiser on the move at Roush?

Reiser on the move at Roush?

October 9, 2006
Robbie Reiser, who has been #17-Matt Kenseth's crew chief since his debut in 1999, laughed over talk that he could become a general manager at Roush Racing. Not that he wouldn't want the job, but he knows that decision belongs to Jack Roush. "That's Matt Kenseth-Greg

Kenseth to make 250th Cup start:

Kenseth to make 250th Cup start:

October 3, 2006
When #17-Matt Kenseth takes the green flag in this Sunday's UAW-Ford 500 at the Talladega Superspeedway, he will be making the 250th Nextel Cup Series start of his nine-year career. Kenseth, the 2003 Cup Champion, will become the 76th driver in NASCAR history to reach