Todd Bodine News

Bodine back in the #4 at Atlanta; Ward at Texas UPDATE:

Bodine back in the #4 at Atlanta; Ward at Texas UPDATE:

October 27, 2006
SPEED's Bob Dilner reported on the SPEED Report that Todd Bodine is scheduled to be back in the #4 Morgan McClure Sports Chevy at next weeks Atlanta race and Ward Burton could be back in the car at Texas on the first weekend in November.(10-23-2006) UPDATE: Ward Burton

News & Notes – Atlanta Motor Speedway:

News & Notes – Atlanta Motor Speedway:

October 23, 2006
A solid finish coupled with the championship leader's bad luck has put Johnny Benson (#23 NAPA Auto Parts Toyota) closer to Todd Bodine (#30 Lumber Liquidators Toyota) than any challenger since June 1. Just 79 points separate the pair heading into Saturday's EasyCare

Driver point standings following Martinsville:

Driver point standings following Martinsville:

October 23, 2006
(top ten) 1) #30-Todd Bodine,3197 2) #23-Johnny Benson, 3118 3) #17-David Reutimann, 2930 4) #9-Ted Musgrave, 2923 5) #14-Rick Crawford, 2846 6) #11-David Starr, 2814 7) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., 2789 8) #60-Jack Sprague, 2728 9) #10-Terry Cook, 2693 10)#16-Mike Bliss,

Bodine back in the #4 at Atlanta; Ward at Texas?

Bodine back in the #4 at Atlanta; Ward at Texas?

October 23, 2006
SPEED's Bob Dilner reported on the SPEED Report that Todd Bodine is scheduled to be back in the #4 Morgan McClure Sports Chevy at next weeks Atlanta race and Ward Burton could be back in the car at Texas on the first weekend in November.(10-23-2006)

Jack Sprague wins the Kroger 200 at Martinsville Speedway:

Jack Sprague wins the Kroger 200 at Martinsville Speedway:

October 21, 2006
After starting the #60 Con-way Freight Toyota from the pole, Jack Sprague picked up the win for the Kroger 200 at Martinsville Speedway; his second win of the season. This was Sprague's first win at Martinsville and his 27th win in his Truck Series career. Race leader

Jack Sprague wins the pole for the Kroger 200:

Jack Sprague wins the pole for the Kroger 200:

October 20, 2006
(starting lineup top ten) 1) #60-Jack Sprague, 95.675 2) #5-Mike Skinner, 94.965 3) #9-Ted Musgrave, 94.927 4) #20-Marcos Ambrose, 94.727 5) #99-Erik Darnell, 94.708 6) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., 94.604 7) #30-Todd Bodine, 94.571 8) #6-Mark Martin, 94.567 9) #15-Kyle Busch

This Week’s Craftsman Truck Series leaders:

This Week’s Craftsman Truck Series leaders:

October 16, 2006
(through 20 races of the 25-race season) Points leader - Todd Bodine (3,076) Winnings - Todd Bodine ($546,650) Laps led - Mark Martin (522) Miles led - Mike Skinner (758.168) Victories - Mark Martin (5) Budweiser Poles - Mike Skinner (6) Top-five finishes - Johnny

Rumblings – Charlotte Notes:

Rumblings – Charlotte Notes:

October 14, 2006
After an ignominious beginning (we had a 14 car job at the end of lap 1) we settled down tonight to an entertaining event at Lowe's Motor Speedway. When the checkers fell, we had a familiar face in Victory Lane as Kasey Kahne completed the Charlotte sweep tonight by

Charlotte Qualifying Notes:

Charlotte Qualifying Notes:

October 12, 2006
• Scott Riggs won the Nextel Cup Series Bud Pole for the Bank of America 500, lapping Lowe’s Motor Speedway in 28.203 seconds at 191.469 mph. Elliott Sadler holds the track-qualifying record of 27.948 seconds, 193.216 mph - set Oct. 13, 2005. • This is Riggs’ third

Ramblings – Charlotte Qualifying Notes:

Ramblings – Charlotte Qualifying Notes:

October 12, 2006
Scott Riggs took the Bud Pole tonight at Lowe's Motor Speedway for Saturday's Bank of America 500....and it's a sweeper for the driver of the #10 Stanley Tools/Valvoline Dodge. His other pole this season came here in May, and this is the third top-spot of his NEXTEL

News & Notes Part I:

News & Notes Part I:

October 9, 2006
Trucks, Talladega Superspeedway A Perfect Match: They came, they saw and while it's open to question whether any competitor would admit he or she conquered, all nonetheless gave high marks to Talladega Superspeedway and the Craftsman Truck Series' inaugural John Deere

Driver point standings following Talladega:

Driver point standings following Talladega:

October 9, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #30-Todd Bodine, 3076 2) #23-Johnny Benson, 2955 3) #17-David Reutimann, 2821 4) #9-Ted Musgrave, 2795 5) #14-Rick Crawford, 2708 6) #33-Ron Hornaday Jr., 2669 7) #11-David Starr, 2644 8) #10-Terry Cook, 2584 9) #85-Dennis Setzer, 2581 10)#16-Mike Bliss

Final results for the John Deere 250:

Final results for the John Deere 250:

October 9, 2006
(Top ten) 1) #6-Mark Martin, Scotts Ford 2) #5-Mike Skinner, Toyota Tundra Toyota 3) #9-Ted Musgrave, Team ASE/Germain Motors Toyota 4) #30-Todd Bodine, Lumber Liquidators Toyota 5) #24-AJ Allmendinger, Bill Davis Racing Toyota 6) #17-David Reutimann, Napa Auto Parts

Mark Martin wins the John Deere 250 at Talladega Superspeedway:

Mark Martin wins the John Deere 250 at Talladega Superspeedway:

October 7, 2006
A spectacular crash on the final lap brought out a yellow/checkered flag and Mark Martin came out the winner. This was Martin's fifth win for the 2006 season. Mike Wallace and Derrike Cope were both turned right head-on into the turn three wall, with Cope nearly turning

Martin wins the pole for the John Deere 250 at Talladega:

Martin wins the pole for the John Deere 250 at Talladega:

October 6, 2006
Mark Martin will start from the pole position at Talladega; his third career pole in this series. Martin previously has a total of three victories at Talladega; two in Nextel Cup; one in the Busch Series. Starting lineup for the John Deere 250 at Talladega Superspeedway