Todd Bodine News

Texas images added:

Texas images added:

June 10, 2010
Added a few images from Texas: #30-Todd Bodine, Germain/Valvoline Toyota; #31-James Buescher, Wolf Pack Rentals Chevy; #51-Aric Almirola, Zyclara/Graceway Pharmaceuticals Toyota; #4-Ricky Carmichael, Monster Chevy; #18-Johnny Benson, KBM Toyota. Check them out via

Racing Resources – Monday Rundown:

Racing Resources – Monday Rundown:

June 7, 2010
*Todd Bodine won the WinStar World Casino 400K at Texas Motor Speedway. It was Bodine's 18th series victory in his 148th start, tying Kyle Busch and Dennis Setzer for fourth in all-time wins

The Entry List

The Entry List

June 7, 2010
for the Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips 400 Sprint Cup Series race at Michigan International Speedway is posted, 46 teams/drivers [for 43 spots] are listed, including: Not in top 35 of owners points for the first five races in 2010: #09-Landon Cassill (2009 race winner

Valvoline partners with Germain Racing:

Valvoline partners with Germain Racing:

June 4, 2010
Valvoline, one of the leading brands of automotive lubricants, announced that it has entered into a technical partnership with Germain Racing and Germain Motor Company, a top-25 automotive dealership network with headquarters in Columbus, Ohio. Valvoline motor oil

Bodine a record-setter at TMS:

Bodine a record-setter at TMS:

June 3, 2010
Todd Bodine doesn't need any help locating Victory Lane at Texas Motor Speedway. The 46-year-old contender in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series [#30-Germain.com Toyota] broke two TMS records with his victory last June in the WinStar World Casino 400k. He passed

Charlotte practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

Charlotte practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

May 27, 2010
if things stay the same, these eight drivers would make the race: #13-Max Papis, 23rd fastest overall #32-Reed Sorenson, 26th #55-Michael McDowell, 27th #87-Joe Nemechek, 29th #21-Bill Elliott [Past Champ], 31st #46-J.J. Yeley, 35th #66-Dave Blaney. 36th #37-David

Racing Resources – Monday Rundown:

Racing Resources – Monday Rundown:

May 24, 2010
*Kyle Busch won the North Carolina Education Lottery 200 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. It was Busch's 18th series victory in his 74th start, tying Dennis Setzer for fourth all-time. It marked Busch's 70th NASCAR win and third Truck victory at Charlotte. *Busch led four

The Entry List

The Entry List

May 24, 2010
for the Coca Cola 600 Sprint Cup Series race at Charlotte Motor Speedway is posted, 47 teams/drivers [for 43 spots] are listed, including: Conway moves from the #37 to #34 [not in top-35], Kvapil moves from #34 to #38; Gilliland moves from #38 to #37 and must qualify

Dover practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

Dover practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

May 14, 2010
if things stay the same, these eight drivers would make the race: #66-Dave Blaney, 27th fastest overall #38-David Gilliland, 30th #13-Max Papis, 31st #26-David Stremme, 33rd #36-Johnny Sauter, 34th #55-Michael McDowell, 36th #46-J.J. Yeley, 37th #09-Mike Bliss, 38th

Many teams to run Autism Speaks logo at Dover:

Many teams to run Autism Speaks logo at Dover:

May 13, 2010
For the fourth consecutive year, Dover International Speedway has teamed up with Autism Speaks to create awareness for the special cause through the entitlement of the Monster Mile's spring NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race titled the "Autism Speaks 400 presented by Hershey

The Entry List

The Entry List

May 13, 2010
for the Autism Speaks 400 Sprint Cup Series race at Dover International Speedway is posted, 45 teams/drivers [for 43 spots] are listed, including: Casey Mears will be in the #83, Sauter to run the #36 and the #32 withdraws>BR> Not in top 35 of owners points for the

The Entry List

The Entry List

May 10, 2010
for the Autism Speaks 400 Sprint Cup Series race at Dover International Speedway is posted, 46 teams/drivers [for 43 spots] are listed, including: Not in top 35 of owners points for the first five races in 2010: #09-Mike Bliss (2009 race winner as owner)(40th in owners

Happy Hour practice rank for the non top-35 drivers at Darlington:

Happy Hour practice rank for the non top-35 drivers at Darlington:

May 7, 2010
if things stay the same, these eight drivers would make the race: #66-Dave Blaney, 23rd fastest #09-Mike Bliss, 24th #55-Michael McDowell, 26th #13-Max Papis, 27th #26-David Stremme, 28th #38-David Gilliland, 30th #32-Reed Sorenson, 34th #46-J.J. Yeley, 46th these

Darlington practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

Darlington practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

May 7, 2010
if things stay the same, these eight drivers would make the race: #66-Dave Blaney, 2nd fastest #09-Mike Bliss, 3rd #55-Michael McDowell, 4th #87-Joe Nemechek, 18th #64-Todd Bodine, 21st #36-Casey Mears, 33rd #26-David Stremme, 40th #38-David Gilliland, 41st these drivers

Darlington Rookie Notes:

Darlington Rookie Notes:

May 5, 2010
James Buescher was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in the BUBBA Burger 250 at Richmond International Raceway. Buescher scored a 12th-place finish and claimed top rookie honors for the second time this season. Brian Scott leads Buescher by five points (92-87) in the