Todd Bodine News

Bodine back in the #11:

Bodine back in the #11:

October 24, 2001
Bodine back in the #11: Todd Bodine will return as driver of the #11 Channellock Chevy for the next two BGN races beginning with this weekend's race at Phoenix and will also drive at Rockingham. Bodine first drove the Channellock Chevy at Lowe's Motor Speedway on October

#66 Crew Chief to be penalized UPDATE:

#66 Crew Chief to be penalized UPDATE:

October 22, 2001
#66 Crew Chief to be penalized UPDATE: Larry Carter, crew chief for Todd Bodine's #66 Fords, will be penalized this week by NASCAR for his conduct on pit road following an accident that started between rookie Kevin Harvick and Bodine on Lap 95 in Sunday's EA Sports

Nemechek to the #26? UPDATE 6 Announced:

Nemechek to the #26? UPDATE 6 Announced:

October 20, 2001
Nemechek to the #26? UPDATE 6 Announced: hearing Joe Nemechek will take over the #26 Kmart Ford ride that Jimmy Spencer is vacating at the end of 2001(10-1-2001) UPDATE: FSN's Totally NASCAR reports that Nemechek will not be back in the #33 APR Chevy in 2002(10-2-2001

ChannelLock on the move?

ChannelLock on the move?

October 11, 2001
ChannelLock on the move? Channellock may be leaving team owner Armando Fitz's Busch Series operation [#11 Chevy], along with driver Ron Hornaday. The longtime sponsor on the circuit is reportedly in negotiations to move with Hornaday to [#43] Curb-Agajanian Motorsports

Bodine in the #11 at Lowes:

Bodine in the #11 at Lowes:

October 4, 2001
Bodine in the #11 at Lowes: NASCAR veteran driver Todd Bodine has been selected to pilot the #11 Channellock Chevy fielded by Highline Performance Group in this weekend's Little Trees 300 BGN race at Lowe's Motor Speedway. Bodine will be making his 249th Busch Series

Spencer on the Move? UPDATE 2 Spencer leaving:

Spencer on the Move? UPDATE 2 Spencer leaving:

October 1, 2001
Spencer on the Move? UPDATE 2 Spencer leaving: Dodge is making a run at Jimmy Spencer, who could be moving from Travis Carter's #26 team to Chip Ganassi's next season, according to sources close to the situation(Winston Salem Journal)(9-29-2001) UPDATE: Car owner [#

#26/66 Shocks Banned? UPDATE:

#26/66 Shocks Banned? UPDATE:

September 8, 2001
#26/66 Shocks Banned? UPDATE: NASCAR has banned the special shocks Jimmy Spencer and Todd Bodine have been using over the summer(Winston Salem Journal)(9-3-2001) UPDATE: Because of Derrick Finley's ingenuity, there's a new provision in NASCAR's rule book. Finley, team

#26/66 Shocks Banned?

#26/66 Shocks Banned?

September 3, 2001
#26/66 Shocks Banned? NASCAR has banned the special shocks Jimmy Spencer and Todd Bodine have been using over the summer(Winston Salem Journal)(9-3-2001)

NASCAR’s Statement on the the Talladega Testing:

NASCAR’s Statement on the the Talladega Testing:

August 29, 2001
NASCAR's Statement on the the Talladega Testing: The following are comments from Gary Nelson, NASCAR Winston Cup Series director, regarding Monday's test by NASCAR at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway. This test was designed by NASCAR for its teams to test various changes

Talladega Testing Done:

Talladega Testing Done:

August 28, 2001
Talladega Testing Done: A day after running three- and four-wide in an invitation-only NASCAR test, more than a dozen Winston Cup Series teams remained at Talladega Superspeedway to prepare for October’s EA SPORTS™ 500 on Oct. 21. On Monday, NASCAR officials sent 19

Gordon gets 4th win at Watkins Glen:

Gordon gets 4th win at Watkins Glen:

August 12, 2001
Gordon gets 4th win at Watkins Glen: #24-Jeff Gordon wins his 4th career race at Watkins Glen and 7th road course win. It was Gordon's 5th win of 2001 and 57th career Winston Cup win. The rest of the top five were: 2) #99-Jeff Burton; 3) #12-Jeremy Mayfield; 4) #28

New Seat/Cocoon? UPDATE 3:

New Seat/Cocoon? UPDATE 3:

August 6, 2001
New Seat/Cocoon? UPDATE 3: An innovative driver's compartment that could become NASCAR's most revolutionary safety device sat behind a closed garage door Tuesday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Only the most privileged in the Winston Cup division got to see it.

New Seat/Cocoon? UPDATE:

New Seat/Cocoon? UPDATE:

July 21, 2001
New Seat/Cocoon? UPDATE: An innovative driver's compartment that could become NASCAR's most revolutionary safety device sat behind a closed garage door Tuesday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Only the most privileged in the Winston Cup division got to see it. What

Haas-Carter Third Team? UPDATE 3:

Haas-Carter Third Team? UPDATE 3:

June 27, 2001
Haas-Carter Third Team? UPDATE 3: Haas-Carter Motorsports has booked Daytona International Speedway for two test days next week, but neither of that team's regular cars is expected to participate in the session. Travis Carter, who co-owns the #26 and #66 Fords with

Musgrave in the #00 at Kentucky UPDATE 2 No it’s Fedawa

Musgrave in the #00 at Kentucky UPDATE 2 No it’s Fedawa

June 12, 2001
Ted Musgrave has gotten the call to run Buckshot Racing's BGN #00 car at Kentucky on June 16th(NASCAR.com)(6-8-2001) UPDATE: Buckshot Racing announced that Ted Musgrave would drive its #00 BGN car at the race at Kentucky Speedway, June 15-16. This is a one-race deal