Ron Hornaday News

CTS Testing at Daytona UPDATE:

CTS Testing at Daytona UPDATE:

January 20, 2002
on Jan. 18-20, the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series will test for the Feb. 15 Florida Dodge Dealers 250. Oldfield Grandstand access is free and open to the public during testing with access through the lobby of DAYTONA USA.(DIS PR)(1-2-2002) Friday Results: # 88-Matt

Hornday and Hendrick? UPDATE:

Hornday and Hendrick? UPDATE:

January 17, 2002
hearing rumors that Ron Hornaday and NASCAR team owner Rick Hendrick could team up to run in the 2002 CTS, could be the #5 Chevy, no word on a sponsor(1-15-2002) UPDATE: Look Ron Hornaday to drive the #24 Chevy from the Hendrick Motorsports stable -- if sponsorship

Compton or Lepage or Green(s) in the #14? UPDATE 7 Compton is it:

Compton or Lepage or Green(s) in the #14? UPDATE 7 Compton is it:

January 4, 2002
Compton or Lepage or Green(s) in the #14? UPDATE 7 Compton is it: hearing rumors that Stacy Compton and Kevin Lepage are the front runners for the #14 Conseco/A.J. Foyt Racing ride in Cup(12-5-2001) UPDATE: Stacy Compton has signed to drive the #59 ST Motorsports Chevy

New Driver for the #18?

New Driver for the #18?

December 4, 2001
Bobby Hamilton Racing may fill their third seat with either Robert Pressley or Frank Kimmel. Joe Ruttman supposedly will not return in 2002. During a recent test session at Atlanta Motor Speedway, Kimmel bettered everyone else by six-tenths of a second. Ron Hornaday

Hornaday/Foyt to part ways – Mast to the #14? UPDATE 2:

Hornaday/Foyt to part ways – Mast to the #14? UPDATE 2:

November 24, 2001
Hornaday/Foyt to part ways - Mast to the #14? UPDATE 2: The New Hampshire 300 at NHIS will be Ron Hornaday's last race in A.J. Foyt's #14 Conseco Pontiac. Hornaday will announce his 2002 plans in the future (may include the #43 BGN ride) and Foyt and Conseco will decide

Hornaday/Foyt to part ways:

Hornaday/Foyt to part ways:

November 19, 2001
Hornaday/Foyt to part ways: The New Hampshire 300 at NHIS will be Ron Hornaday's last race in A.J. Foyt's #14 Conseco Pontiac. Hornaday will announce his 2002 plans in the future (may include the #43 BGN ride) and Foyt and Conseco will decide on a new driver for 2002

Foyt to field 2nd car at Atlanta:

Foyt to field 2nd car at Atlanta:

November 13, 2001
Foyt to field 2nd car at Atlanta: Mark Green will make his Cup Series debut driving a second Conseco Pontiac this weekend in the NAPA 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Team owner A.J. Foyt is fielding the #41 Conseco Pontiac as a thank you to Green for helping out Foyt

Biffle wins at Phoenix:

Biffle wins at Phoenix:

October 27, 2001
Biffle wins at Phoenix: #60-Greg Biffle, who won Friday's CTS race won Saturday's Outback Steakhouse 200 BGN race. The win is Biffle's fifth of the season - the most by a rookie in series history. #10-Jeff Green was second, BGN points leader #29-Kevin Harvick was third

Sauter out of the #43 now UPDATE:

Sauter out of the #43 now UPDATE:

October 24, 2001
Sauter out of the #43 now UPDATE: FSN's Totally NASCAR reports that Jay Sauter has been released from the #43 Quality Farm and Country Stores Chevy and Ron Hornaday will finish the season in the car(10-22-2001) UPDATE: FSN's Totally NASCAR reported that Ron Hornaday

ChannelLock on the move?

ChannelLock on the move?

October 11, 2001
ChannelLock on the move? Channellock may be leaving team owner Armando Fitz's Busch Series operation [#11 Chevy], along with driver Ron Hornaday. The longtime sponsor on the circuit is reportedly in negotiations to move with Hornaday to [#43] Curb-Agajanian Motorsports

Hornaday back to the CTS?

Hornaday back to the CTS?

October 9, 2001
A new rumor has Ron Hornaday leaving his [#14] Winston Cup ride to return to his Craftsman Truck roots. With Scott Riggs departing the #2 Dodge CTS ride after this season to move into the #10 BGN ride, Hornaday has been mentioned as taking Riggs spot.(NASCAR.com)(10

Foyt/Hornaday to switch Manufacturers? UPDATE Yep…for Talladega:

Foyt/Hornaday to switch Manufacturers? UPDATE Yep…for Talladega:

October 8, 2001
Foyt/Hornaday to switch Manufacturers? UPDATE Yep...for Talladega: If there was any question whether the Pontiacs are aerodynamically challenged, it was answered recently at Daytona. The top Grand Prix started 33rd for the Pepsi 400, and two Pontiacs didn't make the

Hornaday and Foyt?

Hornaday and Foyt?

October 5, 2001
Hornaday and Foyt? Ron Hornaday has a letter of intent from A.J. Foyt [Hornaday's current team, #14 Pontiac], but he has not signed a 2002 contract.(Richmond Times Dispatch)(10-5-2001)

#14 Changes?

#14 Changes?

September 29, 2001
#14 Changes? The #14 Ron Hornaday-A. J. Foyt team, which failed to qualify for Kansas, is apparently headed for another shakeup(Winston Salem Journal)(9-29-2001)

Testing at Lowes UPDATE 3:

Testing at Lowes UPDATE 3:

September 20, 2001
Testing at Lowes UPDATE 3: Lowe’s Motor Speedway will be open for NASCAR Winston Cup Series teams to test on Tuesday, Sept. 18, and Wednesday, Sept. 19, no word yet on which teams will test(LMS PR)(9-4-2001) UPDATE: actually no update nor any word on what teams will