Robbie Reiser News

#17 Penalty:

#17 Penalty:

October 11, 2000
NASCAR officials announced today they have penalized NASCAR Winston Cup Series crew chief Robbie Reiser for a trailing arm that was modified to be lighter than the specifications in the 2000 NASCAR Winston Cup Series rule book discovered in preliminary inspections

Kenseth to the Trucks UPDATE 3 yes..no?

Kenseth to the Trucks UPDATE 3 yes..no?

August 29, 2000
Matt Kenseth has entered the Craftsman Truck Series race at RIR in September(Daily Press)(7-26-2000) UPDATE 1 No: Matt Kenseth has just a few more race weekends left with only one race to compete in. Kenseth will step back into his Robbie Reiser owned Busch Series

Kenseth to the Trucks UPDATE 3 yes..no?

Kenseth to the Trucks UPDATE 3 yes..no?

August 29, 2000
Matt Kenseth has entered the Craftsman Truck Series race at RIR in September(Daily Press)(7-26-2000) UPDATE 1 No: Matt Kenseth has just a few more race weekends left with only one race to compete in. Kenseth will step back into his Robbie Reiser owned Busch Series

Kenseth to the Trucks UPDATE:

Kenseth to the Trucks UPDATE:

August 4, 2000
Matt Kenseth has entered the Craftsman Truck Series race at RIR in September(Daily Press)(7-26-2000) UPDATE: Matt Kenseth has just a few more race weekends left with only one race to compete in. Kenseth will step back into his Robbie Reiser owned Busch Series car at

#17 Crew Chief Gone? UPDATE:

#17 Crew Chief Gone? UPDATE:

July 10, 2000
#17 Crew Chief Gone? UPDATE: hearing that the #17 BGN has released crew chief Gary Cogswell, citingnonperformance(two wins?). There was a lot of friction between the crew in recent months. Russ Strupp, the car chief, is likely the interim if not permanent replacement

Reiser out? UPDATE:

Reiser out? UPDATE:

November 7, 1999
hearing the garage gossip has Robby Reiser not being the crew chief for the Roush Racing #17 DeWalt Tools Ford to be driven by Matt Kenseth in 2000 -- UPDATE: Robbie Reiser is is working to leave his current #17 Busch team intact when he and Kenseth move into their

Kenseth in 2000:

Kenseth in 2000:

July 6, 1999
besides moving up to Cup in 2000 in the #17 DeWalt Ford, I hear Matt Kenseth will run twenty races in Robbie Reiser's #17 BGN Chevy in 2000 with Jason Schuler filling in for the remaining 12. Schuler is currently a top competitor in the NASCAR Re/Max Challange series

Kenseth in 2000:

Kenseth in 2000:

July 6, 1999
besides moving up to Cup in 2000 in the #17 DeWalt Ford, I hear Matt Kenseth will run twenty races in Robbie Reiser's #17 BGN Chevy in 2000 with Jason Schuler filling in for the remaining 12. Schuler is currently a top competitor in the NASCAR Re/Max Challange series

Kenseth/Roush Announcement UPDATE 2:

Kenseth/Roush Announcement UPDATE 2:

May 25, 1999
Jack Roush will officially announce his plans for Matt Kenseth at a 1:00pm/et press conference before the Coca-Cola 600 at Lowe's Motor Speedway this Sunday. Roush is in the process of locating a temporary shop for both Kenseth and fellow teammate Chad Little. In order

Martin Car Owner?

Martin Car Owner?

March 23, 1999
UPDATE 2: Mark Martin could become a Winston Cup car owner as soon as next year. With Dale Earnhardt setting the precedent (driving for one team, owning a rival team with another driver), Martin could emerge in 2000 as owner of a Cup team for Matt Kenseth, possibly

Martin Car Owner? UPDATE

Martin Car Owner? UPDATE

March 15, 1999
Mark Martin could become a Winston Cup car owner as soon as next year. With Dale Earnhardt setting the precedent (driving for one team, owning a rival team with another driver), Martin could emerge in 2000 as owner of a Cup team for Matt Kenseth, possibly with DeWalt

Martin Car Owner? UPDATE 2:

Martin Car Owner? UPDATE 2:

March 15, 1999
Mark Martin could become a Winston Cup car owner as soon as next year. With Dale Earnhardt setting the precedent (driving for one team, owning a rival team with another driver), Martin could emerge in 2000 as owner of a Cup team for Matt Kenseth, possibly with DeWalt

9/7/1998

9/7/1998

September 7, 1998
UPDATE 3: I hear from sources that Matt Kenseth will have Dewalt Tools sponsorship on the #17 Chevy(will not switch to Ford as rumored) in 1999 and may run a few Cup races. Looks like the 2nd Wood Brothers team will be pushed back a year.(9-7-98) - Dewalt has announced

Testing at Talladega

Testing at Talladega

April 14, 1998
Testing also continued at Talladega after a bit of a rain delay. Sterling Marlin, Joe Nemechek(BGN & WC) and Elton Sawyer tested SABCO cars, Dennis Setzer tested the #89 Elliott Ford(no sponsor seen), Kenny Schrader(#33), Ernie Irvan(#36), Kenny Irwin(#28), Dick

Kenseth sponsorship falls through

Kenseth sponsorship falls through

February 10, 1998
Matt Kenseth and team owner Robbie Reiser got bad news off the track last week when an anticipated sponsorship deal fell through.(Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. I assume the Family Channel deal is dead?(2-10-98)