Scott Speed News

Scott Speed upset over lawsuit:

Scott Speed upset over lawsuit:

December 16, 2010
Scott Speed is shocked and ill he was put in the position of having to file a $6.5 million lawsuit against Red Bull Racing, the organization that gave him his shot in motorsports. The suit was filed in Statesville, N.C., last Friday, about two weeks after Speed received

Speed suing Red Bull: UPDATES:

Speed suing Red Bull: UPDATES:

December 11, 2010
According to a tweet by Scott Speed, "today should be the day my lawyer files this lawsuit against Red Bull...Had to tell my loyal twitter followers before they saw it online". In a later post he made clear that he is looking for a ride for next season, "Sure not

Speed suing Red Bull: UPDATE:

Speed suing Red Bull: UPDATE:

December 8, 2010
According to a tweet by Scott Speed, "today should be the day my lawyer files this lawsuit against Red Bull...Had to tell my loyal twitter followers before they saw it online". In a later post he made clear that he is looking for a ride for next season, "Sure not

Scott Speed is officially out at Red Bull Racing:

Scott Speed is officially out at Red Bull Racing:

December 1, 2010
According to Speed's Twitter account, he got the official termination letter last Tuesday. "Not [a] huge surprise," Speed wrote. Speed became expendable when Red Bull Racing signed Kasey Kahne to drive its second Sprint Cup car for the 2011 season before moving to

Scott Speed still has no idea of 2011 plans:

Scott Speed still has no idea of 2011 plans:

November 20, 2010
#82-Scott Speed's future remains a mystery at Red Bull after Sunday's race. Kasey Kahne joins the team and provided Brian Vickers has no issues after going off blood thinners, that puts him in the other Red Bull car and Red Bull has said that it will have only two

#11 team chose pit stall in front of the #48 team:

#11 team chose pit stall in front of the #48 team:

November 7, 2010
An intriguing subplot to today's race [at Texas Motor Speedway] is that title contenders #48-Jimmie Johnson and #11-Denny Hamlin will pit next to each other. Johnson leads Hamlin by 14 points. Typically, title contenders don't pit around each other, in part because

Speed’s option not picked up; #82 to #4? to Chevy? UPDATE:

Speed’s option not picked up; #82 to #4? to Chevy? UPDATE:

October 22, 2010
It was reported on SPEED's NASCAR Race Hub that driver of Red Bull Racing's #82 Toyota, Scott Speed, was told that his 2011 option was not picked up, making him a free agent in 2011 (NASCAR Race Hub). AND Two people familiar with Kasey Kahne joining Red Bull said he

Speed’s option not picked up:

Speed’s option not picked up:

October 21, 2010
It was reported on SPEED's NASCAR Race Hub that driver of Red Bull Racing's #82 Toyota, Scott Speed, was told that his 2011 option was not picked up, making him a free agent in 2011 (NASCAR Race Hub). AND Two people familiar with Kasey Kahne joining Red Bull said he

Sprint Cup Crash and Spin Roundup (after 28 races):

Sprint Cup Crash and Spin Roundup (after 28 races):

October 1, 2010
# of accidents, driver 2 - Dale Earnhardt Jr., Kevin Harvick 3 - Matt Kenseth 4 - Clint Bowyer 5 - Robby Gordon, AJ Allmendinger, Scott Speed, Carl Edwards 6 - Denny Hamlin, Jeff Gordon, Jeff Burton, Martin Truex, Jr., David Reutimann 7 - Jamie McMurray, David Ragan

Drivers visiting Walter Reed:

Drivers visiting Walter Reed:

September 22, 2010
NASCAR's annual visit to the Walter Reed Army Medical Center is set for Thursday, with a total of 10 drivers scheduled to attend along with NASCAR President Mike Helton. Drivers expected to visit include #43-AJ Allmendinger, #16-Greg Biffle, #2-Kurt Busch, #38-David

Drivers visiting Walter Reed:

Drivers visiting Walter Reed:

September 22, 2010
NASCAR's annual visit to the Walter Reed Army Medical Center is set for Thursday, with a total of 10 drivers scheduled to attend along with NASCAR President Mike Helton. Drivers expected to visit include #43-AJ Allmendinger, #16-Greg Biffle, #2-Kurt Busch, #38-David

Almirola to stand by for Speed:

Almirola to stand by for Speed:

September 19, 2010
Aric Almirola subbed for ailing Scott Speed, who spent part of Saturday's second [Happy Hour practice] session getting IV fluids in the New Hampshire Motor Speedway infield care center. Speed, who was suffering from a stomach bug, felt well enough by the end of practice

Almirola to stand by for Speed:

Almirola to stand by for Speed:

September 19, 2010
Aric Almirola subbed for ailing Scott Speed, who spent part of Saturday's second [Happy Hour practice] session getting IV fluids in the New Hampshire Motor Speedway infield care center. Speed, who was suffering from a stomach bug, felt well enough by the end of practice

Happy Hour Practice:

Happy Hour Practice:

September 18, 2010
for the Sylvania 300 Sprint Cup Series race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway is over, after 60 scheduled minutes, the top five, slowest, notes: #1-McMurray 131.071 #24-Gordon (X) 130.541 #48-Johnson (X) 130.510 #14-Stewart (X) 130.345 #42-Montoya 130.211 (X) = Chase

Happy Hour Practice:

Happy Hour Practice:

September 18, 2010
for the Sylvania 300 Sprint Cup Series race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway is over, after 60 scheduled minutes, the top five, slowest, notes: #1-McMurray 131.071 #24-Gordon (X) 130.541 #48-Johnson (X) 130.510 #14-Stewart (X) 130.345 #42-Montoya 130.211 (X) = Chase