Ron Hornaday News

Newman wins pole at Texas:

Newman wins pole at Texas:

November 4, 2005
#39-Ryan Newman won the pole for the O'Reilly Challenge at Texas Motor Speedway with a speed of 189.500mph. #14-David Stremme starts 2nd, followed by #21-Kevin Harvick, #47-Jon Wood and #66-Greg Biffle. Points leader, #8-Martin Truex Jr. will start 10th and 2nd in

Smith and Wesson Honorary crew chiefs named:

Smith and Wesson Honorary crew chiefs named:

November 1, 2005
Smith & Wesson Corp., the legendary, 153-year-old global provider of products and services for safety, security, protection and sport, will feature two nationally renowned law enforcement heroes as honorary crew chiefs at the #30 Smith & Wesson Chevy SKI Motorsports

News and Notes – Martinsville:

News and Notes – Martinsville:

October 19, 2005
Chevrolet can wrap up its sixth NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series manufacturers championship this week. A victory will win the title outright. Chevrolet also can clinch with a second place among manufacturers if Toyota finishes fourth and Dodge third. Manufacturer points

Sprague Out at Xpress, Labonte In for Martinsville:

Sprague Out at Xpress, Labonte In for Martinsville:

October 7, 2005
#16-Xpress Motorsports and Jack Sprague Part Ways for Remainder of 2005 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season Sprague Out at Xpress, Labonte In for Martinsville. Xpress Motorsports, winners of the 2002 and 2003 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championships and driver

Harvick protg prepares for Vegas Truck race:

Harvick protg prepares for Vegas Truck race:

September 21, 2005
Burney Lamar signed with NASCAR Nextel Cup star Kevin Harvick as a developmental driver and the two laid out a two-year plan. But a sudden rise to prominence has accelerated Lamar's career path. The 25-year old driver was expected to spend most of this season competing

News and Notes – Las Vegas:

News and Notes – Las Vegas:

September 21, 2005
Crawfords win sets one record, closes on another Rick Crawford (#14 Circle Bar Truck Corral Ford) became the 10th different winner in succession at New Hampshire International Speedway on Sept. 17 to set a record for a series track. Crawford, with victories in three

Crawford wins at New Hampshire:

Crawford wins at New Hampshire:

September 17, 2005
#14-Rick Crawford won the Sylvania 200 at New Hampshire International Speedway for his first win since Martinsville last season and the first for Ford since Carl Edwards at Bristol in Aug 2004, and his 4th of his career. Crawford became the 10th consecutive different

News and Notes – New Hampshire:

News and Notes – New Hampshire:

September 14, 2005
Hornaday, Skinner make championship noise For the first time since the final race of 1996, former NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champions Mike Skinner (#5 Toyota Tundra Toyota) and Ron Hornaday Jr. (#6 GM Goodwrench Chevrolet) hold top-five rankings together in the

Drivers, DJs To Race Segway’s UPDATE:

Drivers, DJs To Race Segway’s UPDATE:

September 9, 2005
The rubber hits pit road before Friday's Emerson Radio 250 when Turner Network Television (TNT) and Chevrolet will partner for the inaugural "TNT Chevy Make Way for My Segway Challenge" prior to the start of the Emerson Radio 250. The first of its kind, the challenge

Starr wins pole at Richmond:

Starr wins pole at Richmond:

September 8, 2005
#75-David Starr won the pole for the Cheerios Betty Crocker 200 at Richmond International Raceway with a speed of 126.648mph with a new track qualifying record [was held by Jamie McMurray, 125.436 in Sept 2004] in the last Truck Race at Richmond for his 2nd pole of

News and Notes – Richmond:

News and Notes – Richmond:

September 7, 2005
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series competitors are closing in on a record thats stood for six years. With 12 different winners in the seasons first 17 races, the series is on track to eclipse the 14 who won in 1998. The record was in jeopardy last year when 13 drivers posted

Star Studded Silverado Field Set for Richmond Run:

Star Studded Silverado Field Set for Richmond Run:

September 7, 2005
Stars is the theme for Chevrolet Team Silverado as the powerhouse rolls in to Richmond International Raceway to race under the lights. As a part of the big Chevrolet Rock & Roll 400 weekend, Team Silverado drivers Dennis Setzer, Jack Sprague and Ron Hornaday will have

Busch wins pole:

Busch wins pole:

August 26, 2005
#5-Kyle Busch won the pole for the Food City 250 at Bristol Motor Speedway with a speed of 125.404mph, followed by #8-Martin Truex Jr., #39-Ryan Newman, #66-Greg Biffle and #11-Paul Menard. Missing the race were: #30-Ron Hornaday, #7-Jeff Fuller, #04-Eric McClure, #

100 Wins for DEI/Chance2:

100 Wins for DEI/Chance2:

August 11, 2005
For the 100th time since Dale Earnhardt, Inc. [counting Chance2] was formed 25 years ago, there is a checkered flag flying outside their corporate headquarters. When the #8 Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet of Martin Truex, Jr. pulled into Victory Lane at Indianapolis Raceway

Spraker to attempt Watkins Glen race:

Spraker to attempt Watkins Glen race:

August 10, 2005
The return of the NASCAR Busch Series to Watkins Glen for the first time since 2001 provides an opportunity for Jeff Spraker to come back to his home state to compete in the August 13th event. Spraker who relocated from upstate New York to Mooresville, NC in 2000,