Wayne Grubb News

Virginia Lottery:

Virginia Lottery:

March 12, 2000
Rick Mast said he's one of seven Virginia drivers who will be featured on a new lottery game expected to debut this spring. The other Cup and BGN drivers are Jeff and Ward Burton, Elliott and Hermie Sadler and Kevin and Wayne Grubb(Roanoke Times)(3-12-2000)

Atlanta Testing:

Atlanta Testing:

February 9, 2000
Atlanta Testing: Kenny Wallace was the fastest during testing at Atlanta on Monday, Feb 7th. Wallace had a speed of 183.576mph in the #25, 2nd was #92-Jimmie Johnson 182.970; 3rd was #37-Kevin Grubb 182.368; 4th #63-Mark Green 181.770; 5th #83-Wayne Grubb 181.770;

Testing at Talladega:

Testing at Talladega:

January 24, 2000
Dale Earnhardt, Jr., and eight other drivers opened a two-day test session at Talladega Superspeedway Monday. Also testing were Busch Series drivers Glenn Allen, Casey Atwood, Todd Bodine, Tim Fedewa, David Green, Kevin Grubb, Wayne Grubb and Ron Hornaday. Winston

Link Belt Renews with Grubb:

Link Belt Renews with Grubb:

January 7, 2000
Link-Belt Construction Equipment has re-signed with the #83 Grubb Motorsports team and driver Wayne Grubb for the 2000 BGN season(SpeedVision)(1-7-2000)

Grubb Surgery UPDATE:

Grubb Surgery UPDATE:

January 6, 2000
Wayne Grubb(#83 BGN Chevy) will undergo eye surgery on January 10th at the Eye Institute in Richmond, Virginia. Grubb says he's looking forward to the laser surgery. Grubb is expected to make a speedy recovery and be able to drive the day after surgery(Racing Milestones

Wayne Grubb Info UPDATE 2:

Wayne Grubb Info UPDATE 2:

October 14, 1999
Although the BGN has five races left in the 1999 season, Wayne Grubb is already looking ahead to the year 2000. The #83 Grubb Motorsports team has not had the ideal season, and certainly not the year they had been hoping for. Despite the slow start to the 1999 season

RIR Testing:

RIR Testing:

May 5, 1999
Mark Martin, Jeff Burton, Bobby Hamilton Jr., R.D. Smith, Brad Baker, Jeff Finley and Freddie Query tested their BGN cars at Richmond on Tuesday. Martin ran the best lap in his #60-Winn Dixie Ford at 124.654 mph. That unofficial time easily surpassed Wayne Grubb's

Grubb Back:

Grubb Back:

April 22, 1999
Wayne Grubb will be back in the #83 Link-Belt Chevy for the BGN race at Talladega. Grubb has been on the mend since breaking his shoulder blade at Atlanta in March(Racer Mag)(4-22-1999)

Richmond Testing:

Richmond Testing:

April 16, 1999
Five BGN teams tested at RIR Thursday and Wayne Grubb returned to action, the speeds: #59-Mike Dillon 121.841mph; #37-Kevin Grubb 121.731; #83-Wayne Grubb 121.622; #56-Jeff Krough 120.914; and #81-Jason Rudd 117.238(yes Ricky's nephew)(SpeedNet)(4-16-1999)

Markham in the #83:

Markham in the #83:

April 7, 1999
Curtis Markham will be in the #83 Link-Belt Chevy at Bristol, subbing for injured Wayne Grubb(4-7-1999)

Park to Sub UPDATE:

Park to Sub UPDATE:

March 26, 1999
Steve Park will sub for BGN driver Wayne Grubb in the #83 Link-Belt Chevy for the Texas BGN race(Pennzoil PR)(3-22-1999) - UPDATE: Wayne Grubb, still recovering from a broken shoulder, is shooting to return for the Busch race at Talladega Superspeedway on April 24(

Park to Sub:

Park to Sub:

March 22, 1999
Steve Park will sub for BGN driver Wayne Grubb in the #83 Link-Belt Chevy for the Texas BGN race(Pennzoil PR)

Grubb in for Grubb:

Grubb in for Grubb:

March 20, 1999
Kevin Grubb, whose crew chief was hospitalized with chest pains Thursday, failed to put his #37 Timberwolf Chevrolet in the field for the Diamond Hill Plywood 200 at Darlington, but he will run the Busch race. He will replace Joe Nemechek, who qualified 18th while

Grubb Update:

Grubb Update:

March 17, 1999
NASCAR Busch Series driver Wayne Grubb is resting at his home in Mechanicsville, Va., after a hard crash at Atlanta Motor Speedway on Saturday. The 22-year-old suffered a broken right shoulder during the Yellow Freight 300. Grubb, while trying to avoid an altercation

Atlanta Testing:

Atlanta Testing:

March 2, 1999
Seven teams tested at Atlanta on Monday - Fastest was #35-Lyndon Amick at 183.030mph. Other's testing were #83-Wayne Grubb; #43-Shane Hall; #18-JD Gibbs; #53-Hank Parker, Jr; #72-Hermie Sadler; and Dan Pardus in the #50 Cup car(WC Today Radio)(3-2-1999)