Ted Musgrave News

#75 Driver:

#75 Driver:

November 16, 1999
Hut Stricklin will drive the #75 Galaxy Motorsports Ford at Atlanta in place of Ted Musgrave who left the team at Homestead(many sources, story on NOL )

Musgrave Quits? UPDATE:

Musgrave Quits? UPDATE:

November 14, 1999
Ted Musgrave, driver of Darwin Oordt's #75, abruptly quit the team just past halfway in Sunday's Pennzoil 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Musgrave was due out of the car after the season, with only the race at Atlanta to go. Musgrave said he will take time off to

Pruett Testing Day II:

Pruett Testing Day II:

November 3, 1999
Before Tuesday, Lake Tahoe, Nevada native Scott Pruett didnt even know where Darlington, SC was on a map. But he met the infamous wall of Darlington Raceway face-to-face after coming to town for the first time. Pruett, a long-time racer, is making his debut in the

Wells Testing UPDATE:

Wells Testing UPDATE:

November 2, 1999
hearing that the #32 Cal Wells' Winston Cup team is testing at Darlington today and tomorrow(Tuesday and Wednesday) -- UPDATE: Scott Pruett's first day of testing got off to a late start because of rain, but overall the team was pleased with the apparent results. Pruett

Musgrave News:

Musgrave News:

October 22, 1999
Ted Musgrave has been exploring his options since discovering he would not be returning to the #75 Butch Mock Motorsports team next season. One possible scenario has Musgrave working as a driver/consultant for Cal Wells' new operation. A part time driving deal with

Musgrave R&D?

Musgrave R&D?

October 16, 1999
Ted Musgrave, who does not have a ride for next season, is considering an offer to drive a research and development car for Wells in test sessions and selected Winston Cup races. Musgrave would also work with Scott Pruett and Anthony Lazzaro, who will drive for Wells

Musgrave UPDATE:

Musgrave UPDATE:

October 3, 1999
Ted Musgrave indicated he is not interested in returning to the Butch Mock team, bought out from under him this summer by businessman Darwin Oordt. Oordt left the door open for Musgrave a week ago, saying he likely would have two Winston Cup teams next year and that

AJ:

AJ:

October 2, 1999
Motorsports legend A.J. Foyt, who will field the No. 14 Pontiacs next season, is still in the process of selecting his driver, though IRL driver Scott Sharp and Winston Cup driver Ted Musgrave are considered the leading candidates( That's Racin' )

#40 News:

#40 News:

September 26, 1999
Darwin Oordt, who owns the #40 Channellock BGN Chevy team and the #75 Ford Cup which has Ted Musgrave as the driver, talked about his situation. Oordt said he plans to field a second Busch Series team, in addition to the #40 team, which more than likely will have a

#75 Sponsor? UPDATE 4:

#75 Sponsor? UPDATE 4:

September 25, 1999
hearing that Turner Broadcasting/Cartoon Network etc will be the new sponsor for the #75 Galaxy Motorsports team and new driver Wally Dallenbach -- UPDATE: another source tell's the sponsor will be Disney and Pizza Hut(Pizza Hut was rumored months ago), but most reports

Musgrave to the…IRL? UPDATE joke:

Musgrave to the…IRL? UPDATE joke:

September 24, 1999
On RPM2Nite, Ted Musgrave says he has an opportunity to race in the IRL with a good team in 2000 and has tested. He stopped short saying that it was for sure but... -- UPDATE - Joke: You know that story about Musgrave's interest in the Indy Racing League? The IRL test

Musgrave to the…IRL? UPDATE:

Musgrave to the…IRL? UPDATE:

September 24, 1999
On RPM2Nite, Ted Musgrave says he has an oppurtunity to race in the IRL with a good team in 2000 and has tested. He stopped short saying that it was for sure but... -- UPDATE: an NOL story mentions that #75 team owner Darwin Oordt is looking at starting a 2nd Cup team

Dallenbach Announcement? UPDATE 5, to the #75:

Dallenbach Announcement? UPDATE 5, to the #75:

September 20, 1999
hearing Wally Dallenbach will announce his 2000 Cup plans on Tuesday, Sept 21st -- UPDATE: Wally Dallenbach said that he expects to have next year's negotiations wrapped up this week. He indicates he won't be running for Cal Wells, and he says that he's not taking

Musgrave sick too:

Musgrave sick too:

September 13, 1999
Ted Musgrave and the #75 Butch Mock Motorsports team had their second best finish thus far this season at Richmond Saturday night. Musgrave, while suffering from a possible case of food poisoning, drove the #75 Polaris ATVs/Remington Arms Ford from the 12th starting

Mock/Yates Engines:

Mock/Yates Engines:

September 12, 1999
Robert Yates has been doing a lot of outside engine work but says he'll be cutting down on that. He will have his engines in only one Winston Cup team(Wells?) other than his own two teams. That outside team, Yates said, would not be Butch Mock's(Darwin Oordt's). Mock