Ted Musgrave News

Kvapil wins at Bristol:

Kvapil wins at Bristol:

August 20, 2003
#16-Travis Kvapil took advantage of some hard luck by #6-Kevin Harvick to win the O'Reilly 200 Wednesday night at Bristol Motor Speedway. As the white flag was coming out, Harvick appeared to cut a right-front tire and hit the wall. Kvapil, who was closing on Harvick

Musgrave on pole at Bristol:

Musgrave on pole at Bristol:

August 20, 2003
#1-Ted Musgrave won the pole at Bristol Motor Speedway for Wednesday's night O'Reilly 200 Presented by Valvoline MaxLife Truck Series race with a Truck Series track record of 123.562mph, his third pole of the season and 8th of his career. Outside pole goes to #62-Brendan

So who is in the #7 at Bristol?

So who is in the #7 at Bristol?

August 19, 2003
logical choice would be Ted Musgrave, who drivers for Ultra Motorsports in the Truck Seires and has driven the #07 Kenwood/Sirius Dodge in a few races the last few years for Smith. Also, not sure what happens with the appeal by Spencer. NASCAR has ten (10) days to

Triple duty for one; Double duty for others:

Triple duty for one; Double duty for others:

August 19, 2003
#29-Kevin Harvick will attempt to run in three NASCAR races at Bristol Moto Speedway this weekend, the Truck Series O’Reilly 200 presented by Valvoline MaxLife, the Busch Series Food City 250 and the Cup Series Sharpie 500. Jimmy Spencer was slated to run all three

Three Crew Chiefs Fined:

Three Crew Chiefs Fined:

August 13, 2003
NASCAR has announced fines against three Craftsman Truck Series crew chiefs for separate jacking bolt violations discovered prior to last weeks Federated Auto Parts 200 at Nashville Superspeedway. Don Richeson, crew chief for the #52 Chevrolet of driver Mike Wallace

Trucks back at Bristol – testing Monday:

Trucks back at Bristol – testing Monday:

August 12, 2003
NASCAR grants each manufacturer two test dates at the track of their choice, and Dodge chose to hit Bristol on Monday. The turcks testing included #1-Ted Musgrave, #4-Bobby Hamilton, #18-Chad Chaffin, #2-Jason Leffler, #8-Bill Lester and #62-Brendan Gaughan. Most drivers

Edwards wins at Nashville:

Edwards wins at Nashville:

August 8, 2003
#99-Rookie Carl Edwards won his second NASCAR Truck series race in a row and third of the season Friday night, taking a victory in the Federated Auto Parts 200 at Nashville Superspeedway. #1-Ted Musgrave finished second, #14-Rick Crawford third and #75-David Starr

Chaffin wins pole at Nashville:

Chaffin wins pole at Nashville:

August 8, 2003
Dodge takes the top five starting spot as #18-Chad Chaffin won the pole at Nashville Superspeedway with a speed of 156.844mph for tonight's Federated Auto Parts 200. The rest of the top five are: #62-Brendan Gaughan, #4-Bobby Hamilton, #1-Ted Musgrave, and #2-Jason

Cook wins pole at IRP:

Cook wins pole at IRP:

August 1, 2003
#29-Terry Cook won the pole at Indianapolis Raceway Park for the Power Stroke Diesel 200 with a speed of 107.777mph. Starting on the outside pole is #2-Jason Leffler at 107.697, the rest of the top five are #18-Chad Chaffin, #1-Ted Musgrave and #99-Carl Edwards. Ten

Netzero Stuff UPDATE Leffler in at Indy:

Netzero Stuff UPDATE Leffler in at Indy:

July 26, 2003
hearing that Jason Leffler will drive the #0 Netzeo Pontiac at Indy in the Brickyard 400 and that Netzero may not be back as a sponsor in 2004 for the team. UPDATE: Jason Leffler will join Ultra Motorsports truck teammate Ted Musgrave [#07 Dodge] in the Winston Cup

Gaughan wins at MIS:

Gaughan wins at MIS:

July 26, 2003
#62-Brendan Gaughan ran the fastest race in NASCAR Truck series history and continued his domination of the circuit by winning Saturday at Michigan International Speedway. Gaughan averaged 154.044mph in the Sears 200, his second consecutive victory and fourth in the

Leffler breaks track record at MIS:

Leffler breaks track record at MIS:

July 25, 2003
#2-Jason Leffler won the pole for Saturday's Sears 200 at Michigan International Speedway with a track record speed of 178.037mph. Jamie McMurray was the old record holder at 177.414. #18-Chad Chaffin will start 2nd, followed by #1-Ted Musgrave, #99-Carl Edwards and

Gaughan wins at Gateway; Kvapil keeps points lead:

Gaughan wins at Gateway; Kvapil keeps points lead:

July 20, 2003
#62-Brendan Gaughan held off #2-Jason Leffler by a truck length Saturday night in the Dodge Ram Tough 200 NASCAR Truck series race at Gateway International Raceway. Gaughan, who pushed his Dodge to the front for the final time on the 50th of 160 laps, led the rest

Qualifying was rained out

Qualifying was rained out

July 18, 2003
and cancelled at Gateway International Raceway for the Ram Tough 200. #16-Travis Kvapil starts 1st with #1-Ted Musgrave next to him on the front row as the field was set by the rules book/owners points. 36 trucks were at the track, all made the race [full field is

Brickyard 400 Testing part II – Tuesday News and Speeds:

Brickyard 400 Testing part II – Tuesday News and Speeds:

July 17, 2003
A second round of NASCAR Winston Cup Series private testing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway gets underway Monday, July 14 [and 15th]. Drivers scheduled to test are: #0-Jack Sprague, #01-Mike Wallace, #02-Hermie Sadler. #07-Ted Musgrave, #2-Rusty Wallace, #4-David