Wayne Grubb News

Congrats:

Congrats:

December 15, 2010
Congratulations to former Nationwide Series driver and current Baker Curb Racing employee Wayne Grubb and his wife Holli on the arrival of their daughter Alivia Grace Grubb. Alivia weighed 9lb 7oz and was 21.5" long.(12-15-2010)

Former NASCAR Driver Kevin Grubb found dead:

Former NASCAR Driver Kevin Grubb found dead:

May 7, 2009
Suspended Nationwide Series driver Kevin Grubb was found dead on Wednesday in a Richmond, Va., area hotel. He was 31. Henrico Co. Lt. Richard Cosby said Grubb was discovered at the Alpine Motel just outside of Richmond at 11:30 a.m. The cause of death has not been

Former NASCAR Driver Kevin Grubb found dead: UPDATE:

Former NASCAR Driver Kevin Grubb found dead: UPDATE:

May 7, 2009
Suspended Nationwide Series driver Kevin Grubb was found dead on Wednesday in a Richmond, Va., area hotel. He was 31. Henrico Co. Lt. Richard Cosby said Grubb was discovered at the Alpine Motel just outside of Richmond at 11:30 a.m. The cause of death has not been

Raybestos Rookie Notes for Richmond:

Raybestos Rookie Notes for Richmond:

April 27, 2009
Scott Lagasse Jr. was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in the Aaron's 312 at Talladega Superspeedway. Lagasse Jr. scored an eighth-place finish, his best in 22 NASCAR Nationwide Series starts. He collected his third top-10 finish of the 2009 season and his second in

Raybestos Rookie Notes for Richmond:

Raybestos Rookie Notes for Richmond:

April 30, 2008
Patrick Carpentier was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in the Aarons 312 at Talladega. Carpentier claimed an eighth-place finish, his third top-10 finish in three Nationwide Series starts and claimed top Raybestos Rookie honors for the second time in 2008. Dario Franchitti

Congrats to Wayne & Holli Grubb:

Congrats to Wayne & Holli Grubb:

August 9, 2007
Former Busch Driver and current Brewco car chief for the #37 Kleenex team, Wayne Grubb and his wife Holli welcomed Jordin Claire Grubb to the world on Thursday, August 8.(8-9-2007)

Rusty’s Son Wins First Feature:

Rusty’s Son Wins First Feature:

October 13, 2003
Stephen Wallace, 16-year-old racing upstart and son of former Winston Cup Champion Rusty Wallace, claimed his first career Late Model Stock Car win in a 200-lap feature event yesterday at the new Friendship Motor Speedway, a paved four-tenths-mile racetrack near Elkin

So…whatever happened to….Wayne Grubb?

So…whatever happened to….Wayne Grubb?

April 27, 2003
The racing was hot, but not as smoking as the area around a couple of the collars belonging to Late Model Stock Car drivers at New River Valley Speedway on Saturday night. Mechanicsville's [VA] Wayne Grubb made a rare appearance here a memorable one when he elbowed

What ever happened to?

What ever happened to?

October 16, 2001
What ever happened to? Wayne Grubb? get asked sometimes, so I saw this: Wayne Grubb is batting .500 at Concord Motorsport Park this season. In six starts at the half-mile tri-oval, Grubb has three wins including Saturday nights ANECO Electrical Fall Classic 200-lap

Rudd Sponsor

Rudd Sponsor

April 24, 2001
Graybar Electric Company join forces with #85-Jason Rudd Racing for three events in 2001. Graybar and Rudd will make their first scheduled appearance together at Richmond on May 4th for the Hardee's 250. The team will also be wearing Graybar colors for the August 24th

former BGN driver updates:

former BGN driver updates:

March 27, 2001
Former Busch Grand National drivers Brandon Butler and Wayne Grubb dominated last Saturday's Late Model Twin 75s at South Boston Speedway. Butler won the opening race, and Grubb finished second. In the nightcap, the pair reversed the finishing order with Grubb capturing

Butler to the #83:

Butler to the #83:

September 18, 2000
Butler to the #83: hearing that Brandon Butler will be driving the #83 Link-Belt Cranes Chevy for the remainder of the 2000 schedule, replacing Wayne Grubb(9-18-2000)

Grubb Leaves:

Grubb Leaves:

September 11, 2000
Grubb Leaves: Wayne Grubb, driver of the #83 Link-Belt Cranes Chevy fielded by family-owned Grubb Motorsports, offered his resignation today. After a difficult season, Grubb's decision comes after missing Friday's BGN race at Richmond. Grubb began his racing career

Two Grubb Cars:

Two Grubb Cars:

April 26, 2000
Two Grubb Cars: Brandon Butler, 27, has been selected to drive the second Grubb Motorsports car at Richmond International Raceway. Wayne Grubb drives the primary car, which will be sponsored by SunCom at both of the Busch Grand National races at RIR this season. Butler

Grubb Sits out a few:

Grubb Sits out a few:

April 5, 2000
Grubb Sits out a few: Grubb Motorsports announced plans to withdraw from the nextthree Busch series events. The team will not travel to Nashville, Talladega, or California in an attempt to regroup their efforts and come back at Richmond with a stronger, more focused