Todd Bodine News

Stoddard and Fukuyama? UPDATE:

Stoddard and Fukuyama? UPDATE:

September 28, 2002
Stoddard and Fukuyama? UPDATE: Crew chief Frankie Stoddard says he'd be willing to take on the challenge of helping car owner Travis Carter run Hideo Fukuyama's team next season if the Japanese star puts together the sponsorship package he's been working on for a planned

Waltrip on the Kansas Pole:

Waltrip on the Kansas Pole:

September 27, 2002
#99-Michael Waltrip ran a track-record lap at 174.831mph to win the pole for Saturday's Mr. Goodcents 300 at Kansas Speedway. It is his first BGN pole of 2002 and first since Richmond on Sept. 5, 1997. His previous best start this season was second last month at Michigan

Testing at Kentucky II:

Testing at Kentucky II:

September 18, 2002
Testing at Kentucky II: #2-Rusty Wallace and the Penske Racing Test Team joined NASCAR Winston Cup circuit- mates #26-Todd Bodine and #77-Dave Blaney in addition to BGN driver Casey Kahne during an open Ford Racing test session at Kentucky Speedway today. Wallace made

IRWIN Rough to Finish Award #26 Team:

IRWIN Rough to Finish Award #26 Team:

September 12, 2002
IRWIN Rough to Finish Award #26 Team: Todd Bodine, driver of the No. 26 Discover Card Ford, battled back after an early spin to finish fifth in Saturday night's Chevy Monte Carlo 400 at Richmond International Raceway, helping to earn crew chief Donnie Wingo this week

Green tests at Kansas:

Green tests at Kansas:

September 9, 2002
Green tests at Kansas: #30-Jeff Green tested at Kansas Speedway on Monday, running about 100 laps, with speeds topping just over 172mph. Green is the defending inaugural winner of the NASCAR Busch Series Mr. Goodcents 300. This year, he has plans to race in both the

Carter talking to DiscoverCard to extend:

Carter talking to DiscoverCard to extend:

September 1, 2002
Carter talking to DiscoverCard to extend: #26 team owner Travis Carter said he has been in discussions with executives from Discover Card in hopes the company would extend the sponsorship program with his #26 Ford driven by Todd Bodine. That deal began about a third

Richmond testing this week:

Richmond testing this week:

August 25, 2002
Richmond testing this week: Richmond International Raceway will play host to three days of testing this week for next weekend's race. #02-Hermie Sadler, #4-Mike Skinner and #41-Jimmy Spencer will be testing Winston Cup cars at the 0.75-mile oval tomorrow. They will

Richmond testing:

Richmond testing:

August 20, 2002
Richmond testing: #41-Jimmy Spencer and #26-Todd Bodine are scheduled to test at Richmond International Raceway on Tues August 20th and Wednesday Aug 21st. Fans are invited to watch testing on both days. The grandstands will be open from 9:00am to 5:00pm.(RIR PR)(8

Waltrip wins at Michigan:

Waltrip wins at Michigan:

August 17, 2002
#99-Michael Waltrip helped himself pull away from #92-Todd Bodine in the pivotal moments and then ran away to victory in Saturday's Cabela's 250. Waltrip had changed just two tires on his final pit stop while Bodine had taken four new tires. Bodine charged up through

Humpy Praises NASCAR’s Safety Efforts:

Humpy Praises NASCAR’s Safety Efforts:

August 10, 2002
Humpy Praises NASCAR's Safety Efforts: After watching two intense days of testing through his office window at Lowe's Motor Speedway, President and General Manager H.A. "Humpy" Wheeler says he is impressed with NASCAR's efforts to improve safety and on-track competition

Spencer and Busch Together Again:

Spencer and Busch Together Again:

August 7, 2002
Spencer and Busch Together Again: #41-Jimmy Spencer and #97-Kurt Busch tested Tuesday at Lowes Motor Speedway just two days after their lastest on-track confrontation. Spencer and #26-Todd Bodine shook down cars with the so-called bigger greenhouse while #10-Johnny

Bigger Cars Test at Lowes:

Bigger Cars Test at Lowes:

August 6, 2002
Bigger Cars Test at Lowes: NASCAR's attempts to develop Winston Cup cars with a bigger "greenhouse area" to improve driver safety and aerodynamics appears to be hitting a roadblock. NASCAR used 2003 versions of three car makes – Dodge, Ford and Pontiac – in a test

Three Drivers do the NHIS Cup/CTS double:

Three Drivers do the NHIS Cup/CTS double:

July 20, 2002
Three Drivers do the NHIS Cup/CTS double: three drivers will compete in both the Truck Series and Cup races. Kevin Harvick (#29-Cup, #6-CTS); Ken Schrader (#36-Cup, #52-CTS); and Morgan Shepherd (#89 Cup, #51-CTS). Dennis Setzer who is running the CTS race, qualified

Haas Carter to field 2nd car at NHIS:

Haas Carter to field 2nd car at NHIS:

July 19, 2002
Haas Carter to field 2nd car at NHIS: Haas Carter Motorsports will enter and race two cars at New Hampshire. This will bring the field to 43. Geoffrey Bodine will Qualify the # 26 car for brother Todd , who is at the Busch race [at Gateway]. Geoffrey will start the

Carl Long testing at Indy and a new # UPDATE:

Carl Long testing at Indy and a new # UPDATE:

July 17, 2002
Carl Long testing at Indy and a new # UPDATE: Carl Long and the SR Racing team were unable to go to the track Monday to test their car for Indianapolis, because they had to register their new team with NASCAR in order to compete in events. They have registered #79