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Mark Martin leads Phoenix Happy Hour

Mark Martin was at the top of the speed chart in the Happy Hour practice leading to the Sprint Cup Subway Fresh Fit 500(k) at Phoenix International Raceway.

The No. 55 Toyota Camry driver put up a 134.248 mph lap in the final practice. No. 18 Kyle Busch, No. 2 Brad Keselowski, No. 99 Carl Edwards and No. 15 Clint Bowyer were the rest of the top five and No. 93 Travis Kvapil was the slowest of the 43 cars running in this session.
Sat, Mar 2, 2013 07:21:00 PM
Alex Bowman to drive for Tommy Baldwin Racing

Tommy Baldwin Racing has announced that Alex Bowman will drive the team's No. 7 Chevrolet SS in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series for the 2015 season.

21-year-old Bowman just completed his rookie season in the series with a notable 13th place finish at Daytona International Speedway. If you are engaged in numerology, Bowman's new job should be destined for success. In addition to driving the No. 7, the native of Tucson, AZ, began racing at the age of seven. Progressing through the ranks, Bowman moved to full-bodied stock cars when he turned 17 years old. Making his NASCAR debut in 2012, Bowman has been at the forefront of NASCAR's youth movement since his arrival.-140 BUZZ
Jan 30 - 5:02 PM
Ross Chastain full-time with JD Motorsports

JD Motorsports plans to field three XFINITY Series teams for 2015 – one for team veteran driver Landon Cassill and others for newcomers Ross Chastain and Harrison Rhodes.

Chastain will drive the No. 4 Chevrolet. He has four years of experience in the Camping World Truck Series and raced in seven XFINITY races last season, scoring a top 10 at Kentucky Speedway. Chastain, from Alva, Fla., ran the full Truck schedule in 2012, posting one top five and four top 10s. In 2013, he ran 14 Truck events, with four top fives and seven top 10s. Chastain will race with sponsorship from Watermelon.org. Gary Cogswell will be the team’s crew chief.
Source: JD Motorsports
Jan 30 - 3:01 PM
Harrison Rhodes joins JD Motorsports in 2015

JD Motorsports plans to field three XFINITY Series teams for 2015 – one for team veteran driver Landon Cassill and others for newcomers Ross Chastain and Harrison Rhodes.

Rhodes will be in the No. 0 Chevrolet. The 21-year-old resident of High Point, N.C., has experience in the Xfinity Series. He ran seven races in 2013 and six in 2014. He ran K&N East races in 2012 and 2013, scoring a pair of top 10s. He started his racing career at the age of 10, driving quarter- midgets. He successfully raced quarter-midgets for four seasons. In 2007, Rhodes started racing Legends cars with Dan Snyder Racing. He had four wins the first season and scored 33 feature wins in his second year. In 2010, he began racing in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series in Late Model Stock.
Source: JD Motorsports
Jan 30 - 2:58 PM
Cassill returns to JD Motorsports in 2015

JD Motorsports plans to field three XFINITY Series teams for 2015 – one for team veteran driver Landon Cassill and others for newcomers Ross Chastain and Harrison Rhodes.

Cassill will return to the No. 01 Chevrolet, while Chastain will drive the No. 4. Rhodes will be in the No. 0 Chevy. Cassill returns to run the full schedule for JD Motorsports with sponsorship from G&K Services. Veteran Dave Fuge is back as Cassill’s crew chief.
Source: JD Motorsports
Jan 30 - 2:54 PM
Elliott to drive full-time in 2016 Cup series

Chase Elliott, who became the youngest national series champion in NASCAR history last season, will join Hendrick Motorsports as a full-time Sprint Cup driver beginning in 2016.

Elliott’s No. 24 Chevrolet SS team will be led by crew chief Alan Gustafson, who has earned 19 wins, 18 pole positions, 98 top-five finishes and 165 top-10s at the elite Cup level. In preparation for 2016, Elliott, 19, will make his Sprint Cup debut later this year as part of a five-race schedule with primary sponsorship from NAPA AUTO PARTS. The Dawsonville, Georgia, native will be paired with veteran crew chief Kenny Francis during the limited campaign.
Source: Hendrick Motorsports
Jan 29 - 1:27 PM
Wood Bros. ups to 18-races for Ryan Blaney

This afternoon during the NASCAR Media Tour in Charlotte, Wood Bros. team co-owner Eddie Wood confirmed that its planned 2015 Sprint Cup schedule has been pushed to 18 races thanks to the tentative addition of six more events.

Our normal commitment is with Ford Motor Company and their Motorcraft and Quick Lane brands, and we’re gonna run our 12 races like we’ve been doing for the last few years," Eddie Wood said. "But we’re excited to say that we’ve been working really hard through our [technical] alliance with Team Penske, and we’ve tentatively added six races to our schedule. You want to race every week, and it kills you when you’re not there. We’re really thankful that we’re able to do that." The decision means more seat time for the team’s new driver, Ryan Blaney, who will also run part-time this year for both Penske in the XFINITY Series and Brad Keselowski Racing in the Camping World Truck Series.
Source: NBC Sports
Jan 28 - 3:36 PM
Johanna Long to enter XFINITY and Truck races

Mike Affarano Motorsports announced Wednesday that Johanna Long will compete with the team in select NASCAR XFINITY and Camping World Truck Series events in 2015.

Long competed in the NASCAR XFINITY Series part time in 2012 and 2013, and looks to continue to gain experience in the series. In 2012, she became the youngest female driver to compete in the XFINITY Series. Long will make her team debut in the currently unsponsored No. 03 XFINITY Series Chevrolet on Feb. 21 at Daytona. Mike Affarano Motorsports, located in Salisbury, N.C., is new to the XFINITY Series. The team made major investments over the off-season to upgrade their inventory with former Turner Scott Motorsports cars.-Mike Affarano Motorsports
Jan 28 - 3:30 PM
Custer running part-time in K&N Pro Series

Cole Custer (who will drive 10 Camping World Truck Series races for JR Motorsports in 2015) will return to run select events in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East and West divisions for Bill McAnally Racing in 2015, driving the No. 00 NAPA AUTO PARTS/HAAS Automation entry.

Custer, 17, of Ladera Ranch, California, had a record-setting season in 2014. Also a member of the NASCAR Next program, Custer won the K&N West season opener at Phoenix and followed that up with a K&N East win at Richmond in April. His racing resume includes nine events in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, where with a victory at New Hampshire in September he became the youngest winner in NASCAR national series history at the age of 16.-Bill McAnally Racing
Jan 28 - 2:59 PM
Nick Drake returns to BMR's No. 15 Toyota

Bill McAnally Racing's focus in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East will have Nick Drake back in the No. 15 NAPA AUTO PARTS Toyota.

Drake capped off his rookie season in the K&N East by winning the K&N West season finale at Phoenix International Raceway. The 19-year-old, who made the transition last year from racing open-wheel sprint cars on dirt to competing in stock cars, captured attention early by winning the pole in the K&N East race at Richmond (Virginia) International Raceway. In addition to his win, Drake finished second overall in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East-West combination race at Iowa Speedway last May.-Bill McAnally Racing
Jan 28 - 2:53 PM
Chris Eggleston joins BMR in K&N-West

Bill McAnally Racing is expanding its program this year in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series-West to feature two full-time teams – with Brandon McReynolds back behind the wheel of the No. 16 NAPA AUTO PARTS Toyota for a second season and Chris Eggleston driving the No. 99 NAPA Filters/ H2O Fire Protection Toyota in his rookie season in the series.

Eggleston – making just his second series start, his first with BMR – grabbed the headlines last year by winning the K&N West race at his home track, Colorado National Speedway. The 25-year-old from nearby Erie is a graduate of Colorado State University. Eggleston was one of four first-time winners in BMR’s No. 99 entry last season.-Bill McAnally Racing
Jan 28 - 2:44 PM
McReynolds returns with BMR in K&N-West

Brandon McReynolds is back behind the wheel of the No. 16 NAPA AUTO PARTS Toyota for a second NASCAR K&N Pro Series West season.

In his first full season of competing in the K&N West last year, McReynolds won the Most Popular Driver Award and was named to the NASCAR Next program, which spotlights NASCAR’s rising stars. The 23-year-old from Mooresville, North Carolina, finished fourth in the championship standings. He garnered two poles and put together a string of nine consecutive top-five finishes. He is the son of television race analyst and former NASCAR Sprint Cup Series crew chief Larry McReynolds.-Bill McAnally Racing
Jan 28 - 2:39 PM



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