Ron Hornaday News

Crew chief Ren joins KHI, will wrench for Hornaday:

Crew chief Ren joins KHI, will wrench for Hornaday:

January 8, 2007
Less than a month-and-a-half after leading Johnny Benson to a second-place points finish in the Craftsman Truck Series, veteran crew chief Rick Ren has left Bill Davis Racing. Ren, who's scored 11 victories in his Truck Series career has accepted a similar position

Benson/Hornaday/Parsons part of new Sirius radio show:

Benson/Hornaday/Parsons part of new Sirius radio show:

December 14, 2006
Sirius Satellite Radio announced that it will debut The Driver's Seat, an exclusive daily talk show hosted by veteran broadcaster John Kernan and a roster of current and former NASCAR drivers, on January 1. The Driver's Seat will air every weekday (11am-3pm/et) only

Kernan at Sirius: UPDATE:

Kernan at Sirius: UPDATE:

December 14, 2006
hearing former ESPN RPM2Nite host, John Kernan, will host a show on Sirius Satelitte Radio called Driver's Seat, co-hosted by former Cup criver Buddy Baker along with other drivers. Will run M-F 11:00am to 3:00pm/et.(12-11-2006) UPDATE: SIRIUS Satellite Radio announced

Spraker to run female driver in ARCA and Busch East:

Spraker to run female driver in ARCA and Busch East:

December 4, 2006
Busch Series team owner, Jeff Spraker, has announced an alliance with Austrian handgun manufacturer GLOCK, Inc. for the 2007 season. His Spraker Racing Enterprises operation, based in Mooresville, NC, will field cars for Michelle Theriault in both the ARCA and Busch

2006 Truck Series Championship Point Standings:

2006 Truck Series Championship Point Standings:

November 20, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #30-Todd Bodine, 3666 2) #23-Johnny Benson, 3539 3) #17-David Reutimann, 3530 4) #11-David Starr, 3355 5) #60-Jack Sprague, 3328 6) #9-Ted Musgrave, 3314 7) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., 3313 8) #10-Terry Cook, 3265 9) #14-Rick Crawford, 3252 10)#5-Mike Skinner

Truck Series News & Notes – Homestead:

Truck Series News & Notes – Homestead:

November 13, 2006
The Championship comes down to the final race - again. There are no guarantees in Craftsman Truck Series competition but the odds are in Todd Bodine's (#30 Lumber Liquidators Toyota) favor as the battle for the championship goes down to the final race for the 11th

Casino Arizona 150 results at Phoenix Int’l Raceway:

Casino Arizona 150 results at Phoenix Int’l Raceway:

November 13, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #23-Johnny Benson, Toyota Used Vehicles Toyota 2) #6-Mark Martin, Scotts Ford 3) #5-Mike Skinner, Toyota Tundra Toyota 4) #30-Todd Bodine, Lumber Liquidators Toyota 5) #88-Matt Crafton, Menards/Energizer Chevy 6) #11-David Starr, Red Horse/toyotaforklift

Driver point standings following Phoenix:

Driver point standings following Phoenix:

November 13, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #30-Todd Bodine, 3566 2) #23-Johnny Benson, 3454 3) #17-David Reutimann, 3383 4) #9-Ted Musgrave, 3250 5) #11-David Starr, 3209 6) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., 3192 7) #60-Jack Sprague, 3173 8) #5-Mike Skinner, 3156 9) #14-Rick Crawford, 3134 10)#10-Terry Cook

Hornaday to pull double duty at Phoenix:

Hornaday to pull double duty at Phoenix:

November 7, 2006
Ron Hornaday will pull "double-duty" this weekend at Phoenix International Raceway. Hornaday will drive the #33 AES HR Solutions Chevry in the Truck Series event on Friday night and the #33 Outdoor Channel Chevy in the Busch Series event on Saturday. Hornaday has pulled

News & Notes – Phoenix:

News & Notes – Phoenix:

November 6, 2006
For Todd Bodine, the magic number is 54. It has not been a productive last three races for Todd Bodine (#30 Lumber Liquidators Toyota) who finished 14th, 25th and 14th at Texas, Atlanta and Martinsville. But thanks to some phenomenally bad luck suffered by closest

Silverado 350 Results:

Silverado 350 Results:

November 6, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #46-Clint Bower, Jack Daniels Chevy 2) #15-Kyle Busch, kylebusch.com Chevy 3) #5- Mike Skinner, Toyota Tundra Toyota 4) #60-Jack Sprague, Con-Way Freight Toyota 5) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., RoadLoans.com Chevy 6) #6-David Ragan, Scotts Ford 7) #17-David Reutimann

Clint Bowyer wins the Silverado 350 at Texas Motor Speedway:

Clint Bowyer wins the Silverado 350 at Texas Motor Speedway:

November 3, 2006
Clint Bowyer started from the pole position, picked up his first win in three starts driving the #46 Morgan-Dollar Motorsports Chevy at Texas. A green-white-checkered finish saw the second place finisher, #15-Kyle Busch trying to make a run on Bowyer, but came up short

Starting lineup for the Silverado 350 at Texas Motor Speedway:

Starting lineup for the Silverado 350 at Texas Motor Speedway:

November 2, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #46-Clint Bowyer, 184.464 2) #5-Mike Skinner, 184.332 3) #10-Terry Cook, 194.074 4) #21-Bobby East, 184.011 5) #17-David Reutimann, 183.667 6) #9-Ted Musgrave, 183.580 7) #14-Rick Crawford, 183.436 8) #15-Kyle Busch, 183.436 9) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., 183

First practice results for the Silverado 350 at Texas Motor Speedway:

First practice results for the Silverado 350 at Texas Motor Speedway:

November 2, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #23-Johnny Benson, 183.748 2) #5-Mike Skinner, 183.580 3) #9-Ted Musgrave, 183.337 4) #17-David Reutimann, 183.281 5) #60-Jack Sprague, 183.169 6) #15-Kyle Busch, 183.076 7) #46-Clint Bowyer, 182.784 8) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., 182.488 9) #22-Bill Lester,

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