Ron Hornaday News

Green relased from RCR #30 ride UPDATE 2 Green reacts; Hornaday in?:

Green relased from RCR #30 ride UPDATE 2 Green reacts; Hornaday in?:

May 6, 2003
Richard Childress Racing (RCR) has ended the contract of Jeff Green as the driver for RCR's #30 AOL NASCAR Winston Cup program , effective immediately. "Our relationship was not where we had hoped it would be at this point so we decided to make this move now," said

Waltrip wins pole at Richmond:

Waltrip wins pole at Richmond:

May 2, 2003
#99-Michael Waltrip won the pole at Richmond got Friday night's Hardee's 250 with a speed of 125.523mph (7:30pm/et, FX). It is Waltrip's fifth pole at Richmond and first of the 2003 season. #57-Jason Keller will start second, followed by #59-Stacy Compton, #48-Shane

Kenseth wins at California:

Kenseth wins at California:

April 26, 2003
#17-Matt Kenseth won Saturday's CaliforniaSpeedway.com 300 - his third NASCAR Busch series victory in six career starts at the 2-mile speedway. It's Kenseth's 13th win and first since he won the March 2001 race at Bristol. Kenseth's win is the eighth by a Winston Cup

Harvick on the pole at California:

Harvick on the pole at California:

April 25, 2003
the Buschwackers continiue to have sucess in the Busch Series, as Winston Cup driver, #21-Kevin Harvick won the pole for the 1-800-PITSHOP.COM 300 at California Speedway, with a speed of 183.941 (2mph fastest then the 2nd fastest). Starting 2nd is #99-Michael Waltrip

#92 Busch team in Cup? Team Close to a Sponsor?:

#92 Busch team in Cup? Team Close to a Sponsor?:

April 22, 2003
The owners of St. Joseph-based Herzog Jackson Motorsports say talks with potential sponsors are going well. So well, in fact, that they will take their Busch team to the race this week at California Speedway. Randy Herzog, co-owner of the team, said some consideration

#92 Team Close to a Sponsor? Will run at California:

#92 Team Close to a Sponsor? Will run at California:

April 22, 2003
The owners of St. Joseph-based Herzog Jackson Motorsports say talks with potential sponsors are going well. So well, in fact, that they will take their Busch team to the race this week at California Speedway. Randy Herzog, co-owner of the team, said some consideration

Richmond Testing Tuesday:

Richmond Testing Tuesday:

April 16, 2003
Testing for the NASCAR Winston Cup Series Pontiac Excitement 400 and Hardee's 250 NASCAR Busch Series race May 2-3 began at Richmond International Raceway today. Stacy Compton, driver of the #59 Kingsford Busch Series Chevy, led practice with a speed of 122.471. The

Testing at Richmond UPDATE Postponed:

Testing at Richmond UPDATE Postponed:

April 7, 2003
The first NASCAR testing of the season at Richmond International Raceway starts next week, as NASCAR Busch Series drivers #2-Ron Hornaday, #21?/43?-Johnny Sauter and #00-Troy Cline are scheduled to test on Tuesday, April 8 and Wednesday, April 9. Scheduled to test

Earnhardt Jr wins at Talladega:

Earnhardt Jr wins at Talladega:

April 5, 2003
#87-Joe Nemechek ran out of time. #8-Dale Earnhardt Jr. ran out of gas. But a timely caution with two of 117 laps remaining in Saturday's Aaron's 312 at Talladega Superspeedway, allowed Earnhardt Jr. to claim the victory as two of the top-three cars ran out of gas

Nemechek wins pole at Talladega:

Nemechek wins pole at Talladega:

April 3, 2003
#87 "Front Row" Joe Nemechek won his 15th career Busch series pole Thursday, running a lap at 188.649mph for the Aaron's 312 at Talladega Superspeedway. #38-Kasey Kahne was 2nd at 187.618, followed by #8-Dale Earnhardt Jr., #2-Ron Hornaday and #59-Stacy Compton fifth

RCR to Honor POW’s:

RCR to Honor POW’s:

March 28, 2003
All five cars fielded by Richard Childress Racing (RCR) will carry decals recognizing the plight of United States prisoners of war in Iraq during this weekend's NASCAR races at Texas Motor Speedway. "The men and women captured by the Iraqis are serving our country

Two Notes on standings:

Two Notes on standings:

March 18, 2003
Not sure why, but NASCAR has Eddy McKean listed in the #91 when it should be Ron Barfield and for some reason they have #2-Ron Hornaday listed 21st in Drivers Points, the mistake? for some reason they have him only running 3 races with 385 points while he has started

WOW another wild finish:

WOW another wild finish:

March 17, 2003
#92-Todd Bodine and #1-Jamie McMurray beat and banged to the end, both crossing the stripe sideways, McMurray ended up in the inside wall stopped, Bodine recovered and drove away and to Victory Lane. The unofficial top ten finishers: #92-Todd Bodine (how can this

Ronnie Hornaday III to drive the #63 at Daytona:

Ronnie Hornaday III to drive the #63 at Daytona:

February 6, 2003
MB Motorsports and marketing partners, Summer Bay Resort and Dave Porter Truck Sales, are pleased to announce that Ronnie Hornaday III will drive the #63 Ford in the CTS race at Daytona next. I was so excited last night when I got the call from Mike Mittler, I couldnt

Grubb to the #26 team? UPDATE 2 and to Dodge:

Grubb to the #26 team? UPDATE 2 and to Dodge:

January 8, 2003
hearing Kevin Grubb, who drove the #54 Toy-R-Us Chevy in 2002 is moving over to the #26 Carroll Racing/Dr Pepper Chevy. UPDATE: Kevin Grubb and Team Bristol Motorsports owner Rick Goodwin are parting ways, freeing Grubb to take a ride in Carroll Racing's #26 entry