"Top-ten team has opportunities available for talented drivers" Mooresville, NC --Thursday May 21, 2009 – SS Green Light Racing has one of the longest tenures in the Camping World Truck Series having started over two hundred consecutive races over the last eight years. The team boasts one of the most experienced leaders in all of NASCAR in Bobby Dotter along with a talented crew of dedicated professionals. Since it’s inception in 2001, SS Green Light Racing has a long-standing reputation as a springboard to develop talented drivers and allow them to show their ability with a professional organization. The 2009 plan has been to run Chad McCumbee in 12-15 races and then try to capitalize on the strong finishes to gain additional ... FULL STORY »
There's a NASCAR fan in the New England Partiots locker room. He's an equipment manager and a big fan of Mike Skinner. Imagine his delight when Patriots receiver Randy Moss signed Skinner on to drive one of his Randy Moss ... FULL STORY »
Michael Jordan tried it. He left basketball while he was the greatest player of his era, switching streams and giving minor league baseball a try. He hit .202. Ricky Carmichael is giving the career change at the top of his ... FULL STORY »
J.R. Fitzpatrick, the 20-year-old racing prodigy from Cambridge who stood the NASCAR world on its ear at Daytona in February by finishing fourth in the Camping World Truck Series race, has struck a deal to drive for Kevin Harvick's organization ... FULL STORY »
When it comes to passion and picking talented drivers from the hordes of hopefuls out there, there are few people in NASCAR that can match Mike Mittler. Mittler is the owner of a machine and tool company in Foristell, Mo., and ... FULL STORY »
Today on Oprah, Oprah teamed up with People magazine to honor people who are making a difference in their communitiy. Hal Colston was honored for operating The Good News Garage in Burlington, Vermont which provides used, serviced and ... FULL STORY »
Concord, N.C. (05-16-2009) – Rain cancelled NASCAR Camping World Truck Series qualifying as Todd Bodine had the No. 30 Copart Tundra staged to be the next truck on track during time trials on Friday afternoon. The rainout put the ... FULL STORY »