Jimmie Johnson’s team relied on testing to overcome a slow start this season and launch a third consecutive championship run. Roush Fenway Racing used testing last season to close the gap on Hendrick Motorsports with the NASCAR-designed Car of Tomorrow.
Jimmie Johnson’s team relied on testing to overcome a slow start this season and launch a third consecutive championship run. Roush Fenway Racing used testing last season to close the gap on Hendrick Motorsports with the NASCAR-designed Car of Tomorrow.
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HOMESTEAD, Fla.– Stewart-Haas Racing filled two key positions on Friday, hiring Bobby Hutchens as director of competition and Tony Gibson as crew chief for Ryan Newman’s new No. 39 Chevrolet. “Bobby Hutchens brings a ton of technical and management experience to SHR, and Tony Gibson has helped a lot of well-known drivers earn their recognition by getting them to victory lane,” Tony Stewart …
KANNAPOLIS, N.C. (Nov. 14, 2008) — Stewart-Haas Racing (SHR) announced today that two NASCAR industry veterans will take leadership positions with the team.
Drivers support testing banFanZone Sports — NASCAR, IA - 16 minutes agoRay Evernham, co-owner of Gillett Evernham Racing, said the ban would help ease teams’ operating costs during challenging economic times. …
CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) - NASCAR is taking a bit hit as the economy countinues to sour. This is also hurting many families in the Charlotte region who rely on racing to pay their bills.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. November 14, 2008: In an effort to help teams manage costs, NASCAR is suspending testing for its three national and two regional racing series for the 2009 season.