Ron Hornaday News

Qualifying order for the Quaker Steak & Lube:

Qualifying order for the Quaker Steak & Lube:

May 19, 2006
(Top five) 1) #5 Mike Skinner 179.378 2) #98 Erin Crocker 178.986 3) #20 Marcos Ambrose 177.754 4) #33 Ron Hornaday 177.049 5) #14 Rick Crawford 177.020 1st Rookie -Erin Crocker 178.986 Going home: #1 Robert Richardson, #40 Chad Chaffin, #63 J.R. Patton, #31 Nicholas

KHI Raising Funds to Fight Cystic Fibrosis:

KHI Raising Funds to Fight Cystic Fibrosis:

May 15, 2006
Kevin Harvick Inc. and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation have joined forces to sponsor "Fast Lane to a Cure," a dinner to be held on May 16 featuring silent and live auctions, entertainment and a guest speaker. Three drivers from the KHI family will be in attendance at

AutoMotion to sponsor #40 at Charlotte:

AutoMotion to sponsor #40 at Charlotte:

May 15, 2006
AutoMotion, a new full-service auto body/paint/decal/wrapping outsourcing solution for race teams, has announced a one-race associate sponsorship with Key Motorsports and the #40 driven by Chad Chaffin for the Quaker Steak & Lube 200, Truck Series race Friday night

Craftsman For A Cure Announced at Martinsville UPDATE 3:

Craftsman For A Cure Announced at Martinsville UPDATE 3:

May 8, 2006
Craftsman Motorsports in conjunction with Bobby Hamilton Racing will host the 'Craftsman For A Cure' charity event which will support the American Cancer Society Relay for Life and the Victory Junction Gang Camp. 'Craftsman For A Cure' will give race fans the opportunity

Ron Hornaday, Outdoor Channel crew score top-15 run in Richmond:

Ron Hornaday, Outdoor Channel crew score top-15 run in Richmond:

May 6, 2006
After rain delays pushed the Circuit City 250 Busch Series race late into the night, Ron Hornaday and the #33 crew held on and posted a 14th-place finish. Hornaday started 25th in the event and drove a solid race, battling hard for each position while steering clear

KHI, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation team up for May race:

KHI, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation team up for May race:

April 17, 2006
Kevin Harvick Inc. officials say the company's #33 Truck Series entry will carry the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's banner in the May 19 race at Lowe's Motor Speedway. In addition, KHI and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation are sponsoring "Fast Lane to a Cure," a dinner

Truck Series News & Notes:

Truck Series News & Notes:

April 17, 2006
Ron Hornaday Jr. (# 33 Kevin Harvick Inc. Chevrolet) was the top finishing Truck Series driver among five who competed in Saturdays Busch Series Pepsi 300 at Nashville Superspeedway. Hornaday placed 17th after starting at the rear of the field in a backup carOne hundred

Hornaday returns to the #33:

Hornaday returns to the #33:

April 11, 2006
Ron Hornaday will make his second NASCAR Busch Series start of the 2006 season this weekend at Nashville Superspeedway. Hornaday, who will drive 13 races for KHI in the #33 Outdoor Channel Chevrolet, made his first start at Bristol Motor Speedway three weeks ago where

KHI, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation work together for a cure:

KHI, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation work together for a cure:

April 6, 2006
Kevin Harvick Inc. has partnered with the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation to raise awareness and funds to support vital research and care programs. The companies have joined forces to sponsor "Fast Lane to a Cure," a dinner to be held on May 16 featuring silent and live

Kevin Harvick Inc. and Chris Rice part ways:

Kevin Harvick Inc. and Chris Rice part ways:

April 5, 2006
Kevin Harvick Inc. (KHI) has announced that Chris Rice, crew chief of the #33 Truck Series team and two-time Truck Series champion Ron Hornaday, have agreed to part ways. A replacement for Rice will be named at a later date.(kevinharvickinc.com)(4-5-2006)

News & Notes – Martinsville:

News & Notes – Martinsville:

March 27, 2006
Most competitors would be pleased to count a quartet of third-place finishes at any racetrack. Not that Jack Sprague (# 60 Con-Way Toyota) is complaining about his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series record at Martinsville Speedway. But what's missing from those third-place

Hornaday to run Bristol Busch race:

Hornaday to run Bristol Busch race:

March 21, 2006
This weekend marks the 2006 debut of Ron Hornaday in the #33 Outdoor Channel Chevrolet at Bristol Motor Speedway. Hornaday will drive the Outdoor Channel Monte Carlo SS in 13 races this season. Hornaday has 158 career Busch Series starts and four Busch Series wins

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

Truck Series News & Notes:

Truck Series News & Notes:

March 6, 2006
John Deere 200 marks series' 100th race with at least one female starter. Terry Cook to become second series driver to log 200 consecutive starts Veteran Kelly Sutton (# 02 Team Copaxone Chevrolet) and Raybestos Rookie of the Year contender Erin Crocker (# 98 Cheerios

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