Todd Bodine is still searching for sponsorship to continue competing in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. Bodine, who enters Saturday’s Kroger 250 at Martinsville Speedway second in the series standings with his Germain Racing team, says plans call for the team to skip the series' next race – scheduled for April 25 at Kansas Speedway – unless a sponsor is found. Whelen Engineering is on Bodine’s Toyota at Martinsville as part of a one-race agreement. “We’re not going to Kansas if we don’t have a sponsor and we don’t have a sponsor to go to Kansas with,” Bodine said on Saturday. “We’re talking to a lot of companies, [there’s] a lot of interest but nothing’s happened yet.” Bodine has made plenty happen on ... FULL STORY »
MARTINSVILLE -- The Kroger 250 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race, scheduled for Saturday at Martinsville Speedway was rained out. The race has been rescheduled for today at noon and will be broadcast live on SPEED. According to NASCAR.com, officials attempted to ... FULL STORY »
Federated Auto Parts will be the presenting sponsor at four ARCA races in 2009 starting with the Kentuckiana 200 at the Salem Speedway in Salem, Ind. on April 5. Federated will also sponsor ARCA races in Toledo, Ohio on ... FULL STORY »
In 1977, Janet Guthrie became the first woman to race in the Daytona 500 and the Indianapolis 500. Shirley Muldowney became the first woman to win a major racing championship, earning the NHRA Top Fuel title. Almost 32 years have passed ... FULL STORY »
Leilani Munter is ready for a pit stop. If only she had the time. First there was the big inaugural ball in Washington, where she danced with her friends in the Grateful Dead. Then it was on to Daytona for talks ... FULL STORY »
Kerry Earnhardt wasn’t sitting far away from son Jeffrey at a news conference announcing both would drive select races for Rick Ware Racing’s NASCAR Nationwide Series team when Kerry was asked which meant more: Driving or watching Jeffrey race? “To be ... FULL STORY »
It hasn't exactly been a seamless transition to a new team for Johnny Benson, who stands 12th in the Camping World Truck Series standings with one top-10 finish after three races this season. Benson wasn't entirely starting over at Red Horse ... FULL STORY »