As Bill Elliott began to approach the later years of his NASCAR career, he started spending some of his time helping aspiring young drivers break into the sport. His first understudy was his nephew Casey Elliott, who had tons of potential only to be lost to cancer before he could show the NASCAR world just how good he was. Then when Elliott began driving Dodges for Ray Evernham, he mentored Casey Atwood and then Kasey Kahne. Now there’s another Casey getting help from Elliott – 17-year-old Casey Roderick. Two weeks ago at Rockingham, Roderick drove an old Kasey Kahne Dodge, jointly fielded by Elliott and long-time NASCAR car owner James Finch, to an impressive second-place finish in his ARCA debut. “He did a really, really ... FULL STORY »
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Goes Short Track Racing Live on ABC The Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup begins its final five races this weekend as the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races on NASCAR’s smallest track, the half-mile Martinsville (Va.) Speedway, ... FULL STORY »
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Live from Charlotte in Prime Time Race on ABC The Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup continues this weekend as the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races for 500 miles under the lights in prime time on ... FULL STORY »
KANSAS CITY, Kansas (October 1, 2009)-- Car Owner Jessica Sharp, Driver Justin Lofton and the No. 6 Eddie Sharp Racing Lofton Cattle Toyota Team clinched the 2009 Hoosier Tire Superspeedway Challenge with their second-place finish at Kansas Speedway on Thursday. ... FULL STORY »
KANSAS CITY (9-17-09) - There's a lot at stake for ARCA RE/MAX Series teams when they go through the gates at Kansas Speedway for the Kansas Lottery 150 Thursday, October 1. Not only is the 2009 championship coming right down ... FULL STORY »
ESPN NASCAR analyst Ray Evernham has married race car driver Erin Crocker. A representative for the former team owner says the two were married Wednesday in a small ceremony at the Southpoint Hotel. Crocker was a development driver for Evernham until ... FULL STORY »
An Interview With: RUSTY WALLACE RAY EVERNHAM HERB BRANHAM: Thank you, and good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to today's NASCAR Cam video teleconference. It's coming to you from the NASCAR Research and Development Center in Concord, North Carolina. We have ... FULL STORY »