Scott Speed News

Annett to run seven races for BDR: UPDATE First up The Milwaukee Mile:

Annett to run seven races for BDR: UPDATE First up The Milwaukee Mile:

June 3, 2008
Ray Dunlap reported during the SPEED/TV qualifing broadcast that Bill Davis Racing development driver, Michael Annett will be sharing the #22 ride with Scott Speed and will be running seven truck race events in 2008. Speed will miss some races as he is focused on attempting

Raybestos Rookie News & Notes – Texas:

Raybestos Rookie News & Notes – Texas:

June 2, 2008
Raybestos Rookie Scott Speed won the May 30 AAA Insurance 200 at Dover Int'l Speedway, crossing the finish line 3.379 seconds ahead of second-place Jack Sprague. Speed scored his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series victory in his sixth career start. He claimed his

Red Bull’s Speed gets ARCA win:

Red Bull’s Speed gets ARCA win:

April 26, 2008
ARCA RE/MAX Series rookie Scott Speed, with an assist from the Aaron's Lucky Dog, won the Kansas Lottery $150 Grand Friday afternoon at Kansas Speedway. Speed, in the #2 Red Bull Toyota, battled back from a lap down, blew by rookie Jesse Smith on a late-race restart

Speed to drive #24 for BDR: UPDATE 2 McGilton out;Speed in #22 at Kansas:

Speed to drive #24 for BDR: UPDATE 2 McGilton out;Speed in #22 at Kansas:

April 21, 2008
Red Bull Racing Team development driver Scott Speed is going NASCAR trucking in the #24 Bill Davis Racing Toyota. Speed will take his direction from veteran NASCAR crew chief Richard "Slugger" Labbe, who coached the careers of Dale Jarrett, Michael Waltrip, and most

Schrader, other notables, planning to run Rockingham ARCA race:

Schrader, other notables, planning to run Rockingham ARCA race:

April 20, 2008
The Carolina 500, ARCA's May 4 race at Rockingham Speedway, has drawn the attention of several drivers who don't typically participate in the ruling body's races. Bobby Hamilton Jr. and Ken Schrader have recently joined the list of entrants. Schrader has won 15 ARCA

Johnson tests at The Rock:

Johnson tests at The Rock:

March 19, 2008
#48-Jimmie Johnson tested at Rockingham Speedway on Tuesday, March 18th. AND It has been a long time since the Rockingham Speedway garage was filled with over 40 cars and team transporters. This Friday and Saturday, March 21st and 22nd, the Rockingham Speedway is hosting

Speed to run some truck races: UPDATE More info:

Speed to run some truck races: UPDATE More info:

February 28, 2008
During an interview on the Tradin' Paint show for Sirius Radio, Scott Speed announced that he will be running the Atlanta & Martinsville Truck Series races as well as participate in the the Martinsville test in an effort to gain more track time. The truck will be out

Red Bull Would Want Another Sponsor for Third Team:

Red Bull Would Want Another Sponsor for Third Team:

October 27, 2007
Team Red Bull boss Guenther Steiner said the team hasn't decided whether it would add a third car for Scott Speed when the former Formula One driver, who will run the ARCA series next year, is ready to move to Cup. But if the two-car team were to expand, additional

Franchitti finishes 17th in ARCA race; Speed 7th:

Franchitti finishes 17th in ARCA race; Speed 7th:

October 6, 2007
It took Dario Franchitti less than a straightaway to know he was in foreign territory Friday at Talladega Superspeedway. The reigning IndyCar Series champion and Indianapolis 500 winner saw the green flag wave for the start of Friday's ARCA RE/MAX 250, his stock car

Scott Speed to run ARCA in 2008, maybe some NASCAR:

Scott Speed to run ARCA in 2008, maybe some NASCAR:

October 5, 2007
Team Red Bull formally announced an agreement with former Formula 1 Scuderia Toro Rosso driver Scott Speed to race the #2 Red Bull Toyota Camry with Eddie Sharp Racing for the 2008 ARCA Re/MAX Series Season. Patrick Donahue will serve as crew chief for the rookie driver

Franchitti qualifies 6th of ARCA race, Speed 7th:

Franchitti qualifies 6th of ARCA race, Speed 7th:

October 5, 2007
Dario Franchitti, in his first official day in a stock car, qualified sixth Thursday for the ARCA RE/MAX 250 at Talladega Superspeedway. The reigning IndyCar Series champion and Indianapolis 500 winner, who this week signed a multiyear contract to drive in NASCAR for

Scott Speed to race ARCA at ‘Dega:

Scott Speed to race ARCA at ‘Dega:

September 20, 2007
Team Red Bull and Eddie Sharp Racing announced former Formula One driver Scott Speed will drive the #21 Red Bull Toyota in the ARCA RE/MAX Series at Talladega Superspeedway on Oct. 5, 2007. This will mark Speed's debut in stock car racing. With Red Bull backing, Speed

Red Bull staying with Toyota:

Red Bull staying with Toyota:

September 4, 2007
Elton Sawyer, Team Red Bull's competition director, responded to questions about a possible switch from Toyotas to Chevrolets next season by saying his operation is very content with our current manufacture. We have no plans to make any changes. It's been a good partnership

Scott Speed wants to run NASCAR, but lacks oval experience:

Scott Speed wants to run NASCAR, but lacks oval experience:

August 29, 2007
Nextel Cup's Team Red Bull appears willing to help ex-Formula One driver Scott Speed, 24, into NASCAR, but the road may be long and winding. Speed, who lost his F1 ride with Scuderia Toro Rosso recently, has almost no oval-track experience at any level. Until he gains

Red Bull Will Help Scott Speed in NASCAR:

Red Bull Will Help Scott Speed in NASCAR:

August 23, 2007
Red Bull's motorsports guru Helmut Marko says that the company would be happy to help Scott Speed kick start a NASCAR career. As the man who looks after the company's young drivers, Marko is eager to give Speed a helping hand, after he was dropped following a falling