Ted Musgrave News

Dodge to sponsor weekly series? UPDATE:

Dodge to sponsor weekly series? UPDATE:

November 13, 2001
Dodge to sponsor weekly series? UPDATE: Dodge and NASCAR are on the verge of announcing that the automobile manufacturer is to be the new sponsor of the Weekly Racing Series, the short-track series played out on nearly 100 local venues throughout the United States.

More on Ultra Motorsports(#7) UPDATE more Atwood:

More on Ultra Motorsports(#7) UPDATE more Atwood:

November 10, 2001
More on Ultra Motorsports(#7) UPDATE more Atwood: “About the only thing nailed down is the #1 Mopar truck and Ted Musgrave,” [Ultra Motorsports owner Jim] Smith said of the storm of rumors that is swirling about his teams in two of NASCAR’s three national touring series

Musgrave at Homestead?

Musgrave at Homestead?

November 5, 2001
Musgrave at Homestead? hearing former Cup driver, Ted Musgrave, who currently drives the #1 Mopar Dodge in the CTS, may drive a 2nd Ultra Motorsports car at Homestead this coming weekend, the #07 Dodge. Musgrave has tested the car in the past and was to run at Indy

Musgrave wins at California – Sprague wins Championship::

Musgrave wins at California – Sprague wins Championship::

November 4, 2001
#1-Ted Musgrave raced away to a season-high seventh victory and Jack Sprague wrecked but still wrapped up an unprecedented third NASCAR Truck series championship Saturday in the Auto Club 200. See That's Racin' for Saturday's Auto Club 200 results(11-4-2001)

Musgrave wins at Las Vegas:

Musgrave wins at Las Vegas:

October 14, 2001
#1-Ted Musgrave passed Jack Sprague with 17 laps remaining and went on to win the NASCAR Truck series Orleans 350 on Sunday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. See That's Racin' for NASCAR Truck series Orleans 350 results(10-14-2001)

Riggs wins pole at Texas:

Riggs wins pole at Texas:

October 4, 2001
#2-Scott Riggs set a track qualifying record with a lap at 181.953mph Thursday to earn the pole at Texas Motor Speedway. #1-Ted Musgrave, #17-Ricky Hendrick, #50-Jon Wood and #99-Kyle Busch round out the top five. See That's Racin' for the NASCAR Silverado 350 lineup

Wallace out of the #7? UPDATE 4 Lepage In:

Wallace out of the #7? UPDATE 4 Lepage In:

October 3, 2001
Wallace out of the #7? UPDATE 4 Lepage In: hearing that Mike Wallace and the #7 Ultra Motorsports team may part ways before the race this weekend at Lowes Motor Speedway UPDATE: FSN's Totally NASCAR reports Wallace is trying to get out of his contract with Ultra Motorsports

Ultra Motorsports to Quit Cup? UPDATE 3 Grubb to drive?:

Ultra Motorsports to Quit Cup? UPDATE 3 Grubb to drive?:

September 28, 2001
Ultra Motorsports to Quit Cup? UPDATE 3 Grubb to drive?:While contemplating taking sponsor NationsRent to court, Ultra Motorsports owner Jim Smith says he won't run his Winston Cup team without sponsorship next year. He does, however, expect to have a Busch Series

Musgrave wins at South Boston:

Musgrave wins at South Boston:

September 28, 2001
#1-Ted Musgrave won the NetZero 250 at South Boston, #46-Dennis Setzer was 2nd. Jack Sprague, who started on the pole was 4th and his CTS Drivers Points lead is now 37 over Joe Ruttman, 3,075 to 3,038. See That's Racin' for Truck series NetZero 250 results(9-28-2001

Ultra Motorsports to Quit Cup? UPDATE 3 Grubb to drive?:

Ultra Motorsports to Quit Cup? UPDATE 3 Grubb to drive?:

September 28, 2001
Ultra Motorsports to Quit Cup? UPDATE 3 Grubb to drive?: While contemplating taking sponsor NationsRent to court, Ultra Motorsports owner Jim Smith says he won't run his Winston Cup team without sponsorship next year. He does, however, expect to have a Busch Series

Truck Testing:

Truck Testing:

September 26, 2001
hearing some CTS teams are testing at Orange County Speedway in NC on Wednesday. Teams rumored to be there are a #16 truck(Team Rensi?), #17-Ricky Hendrick, #1-Ted Musgrave and possibly #43-Carlos Contreras(9-19-2001) UPDATE: hearing it was a Dodge Engineering Test

Ultra Motorsports to Quit Cup? UPDATE 2:

Ultra Motorsports to Quit Cup? UPDATE 2:

September 18, 2001
Ultra Motorsports to Quit Cup? UPDATE 2: While contemplating taking sponsor NationsRent to court, Ultra Motorsports owner Jim Smith says he won't run his Winston Cup team without sponsorship next year. He does, however, expect to have a Busch Series team in addition

Ultra Motorsports to Quit Cup?

Ultra Motorsports to Quit Cup?

September 13, 2001
Ultra Motorsports to Quit Cup? While contemplating taking sponsor NationsRent to court, Ultra Motorsports owner Jim Smith says he won't run his Winston Cup team without sponsorship next year. He does, however, expect to have a Busch Series team in addition to his two

Musgrave back in Cup? UPDATE 3:

Musgrave back in Cup? UPDATE 3:

July 30, 2001
Musgrave back in Cup? UPDATE 3: hearing Ted Musgrave, currently running the full 2001 CTS season for Ultra Motorsports will run a Dodge in some selected races during the year as a teammate to #7 Mike Wallace in Winston Cup, Wallace will supposedly stay in a Ford but

Testing at Indy – Tues/Wed UPDATE 2:

Testing at Indy – Tues/Wed UPDATE 2:

July 26, 2001
Testing at Indy - Tues/Wed UPDATE 2: NASCAR Winston Cup Series testing for this year’s Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway has been set according to the car owner point positions as of June 15, 2001. Those teams in the odd-numbered point positions tested last