Ron Fellows News

Fellows replaced by GM, has Busch plans:

Fellows replaced by GM, has Busch plans:

February 28, 2007
Canada's most successful sports car racer, Ron Fellows, has been replaced by Denmark's Jan Magnussen in the #3 Corvette C6-R for the 2007 American Le Mans Series GT1 season. The shock announcement from General Motors Racing comes just one month after the company introduced

RoadLoans.com Sponsoring KHI’s #33:

RoadLoans.com Sponsoring KHI’s #33:

January 17, 2007
Kevin Harvick Inc. announced a partnership with RoadLoans for the 2007 season. The internet direct-to-consumer auto lender will sponsor the #33 Chevy for 14 Busch Series races. In 2007, the #33 RoadLoans.com Chevy will produce an all star line-up of drivers. Kevin

News & Notes, Part I – Texas:

News & Notes, Part I – Texas:

October 30, 2006
Points Leader Bodine Hopes To Repeat Success Down Stretch: With only three races remaining in the Craftsman Truck Series season, the road to a championship looks custom built for Todd Bodine (#30 Lumber Liquidators Toyota). Bodine, who leads second-place Johnny Benson

Fellows side of the penalty:

Fellows side of the penalty:

August 15, 2006
The Nextel Cup officials stole a top 10-finish from Toronto's #32-Ron Fellows Sunday at the Watkins Glen AMD at the Glen. Fellows was trying to avoid a huge wreck in the chicane on the final lap of the race by cutting across the so-called "bus stop" at the Glen. "They

Results Revised NOTE 2 and UPDATED:

Results Revised NOTE 2 and UPDATED:

August 14, 2006
the unofficial results that were posted originally on NBC and nascar.com [Leaderboard/and unofficial results - but they were corrected later] have been revised by NASCAR Media. #12-Newman was 9th, now is 31st; #32-Fellows was 10th, now 32nd WHY? on the last lap both

Fellows back in the #32:

Fellows back in the #32:

August 10, 2006
Ron Fellows is back in the #32 Tide Ride for PPI Motorsports at Watkins Glen International. Car owner Cal Wells agreed to sign the road course specialist to drive for PPIM at the two Cup road course events shortly after last year’s Watkins Glen race concluded. [Regular

Ron Fellows Back in the #33 at Watkins Glen:

Ron Fellows Back in the #33 at Watkins Glen:

August 7, 2006
Ron Fellows will take the wheel of the #33 Outdoor Channel Chevrolet for the second time this season. Fellows drove the #33 at Autodromos Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City earlier this year. Fellows will pull double-duty this weekend at Watkins Glen. He will drive

Truck Series News & Notes:

Truck Series News & Notes:

July 14, 2006
For David Starr, whose #11 Red Horse Racing Toyota team comes to Memphis Motorsports Park as the defending winner of Saturday's O'Reilly 200, there is no special pressure to perform. According to Starr, this week is no different than any other. Last year's win - the

Rumblings – Infineon Raceway:

Rumblings – Infineon Raceway:

June 25, 2006
Jeff Gordon won today's Dodge/Save Mart 350 at Infineon Raceway for his 9th win on a road course (5th in Sonoma) and 74th Cup win overall. He's now just two wins behind Dale Earnhardt in 7th on the all-time win list. Gordon led the most laps (44 of 'em) on his way

Ramblings – Infineon Raceway:

Ramblings – Infineon Raceway:

June 23, 2006
Kurt Busch grabbed the Bud Pole today (in his Miller Lite Dodge) for Sunday's Dodge/Save Mart 350 at Infineon Raceway by almost a tenth of a second over Jamie McMurray. This is top-spot #2 of the season for Busch (he led 'em to the green at Fontana in February) and

Sonoma Qualifying Notes:

Sonoma Qualifying Notes:

June 23, 2006
• Kurt Busch won the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series Bud Pole for the Dodge/SaveMart 350, lapping Infineon Raceway in 76.987 seconds at 93.055 mph. Jeff Gordon holds the track qualifying record of 75.950 seconds, 94.325 mph - set June 24, 2005. • This is Kurt Busch’s fifth

Fellows in the #32 at Infineon Raceway, and Watkins Glen UPDATE:

Fellows in the #32 at Infineon Raceway, and Watkins Glen UPDATE:

June 1, 2006
A brand new NASCAR Nextel Cup chassis built by world famous racing engineering firm Pratt and Miller should provide Ron Fellows with renewed hope to earn his first victory in stock car's top series next month in California. Fellows tested the much heralded chassis --

Fellows in the #32 at Infineon Raceway, and Watkins Glen:

Fellows in the #32 at Infineon Raceway, and Watkins Glen:

May 17, 2006
A brand new NASCAR Nextel Cup chassis built by world famous racing engineering firm Pratt and Miller should provide Ron Fellows with renewed hope to earn his first victory in stock car's top series next month in California. Fellows tested the much heralded chassis --

Harvick’s price tag too high for GM?

Harvick’s price tag too high for GM?

March 20, 2006
#29-Kevin Harvick has set too high a price tag in his contract renegotiations with General Motors, and it now seems unlikely that car owner Richard Childress will renew the deal, according to sources. The two have set an early April deadline. Harvick drives Nextel

Hornaday helping Lamar in Mexico:

Hornaday helping Lamar in Mexico:

March 3, 2006
After racing two straight weekends on the Truck Series circuit, teams will have the benefit of a weekend off. That's not the case for two-time Truck Series champion Ron Hornaday. Instead of relaxing at home, the driver of the #33 KHI Chevrolet will travel south of