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Jason Bowles misses Darlington field

Jason Bowles’ qualifying speed was not good enough to make the field for the Nationwide Series VFW Sport Clips Help a Hero 200 at Darlington Raceway.

He ran a lap of 161.471 mph in the No. 47 Chevrolet. It was 40th quickest but not quick enough to make the field for the race.
Fri, May 10, 2013 05:59:00 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
U.S. Air Force returns to No. 43 for 2015

Following a breakout year by the No. 43 team, including a historic win in the Coke Zero 400, the U.S. Air Force will once again join Richard Petty Motorsports and the iconic No. 43 Ford team as a primary partner.

Using the sponsorship as a vehicle to connect with America's best young adults, this will be the seventh consecutive season the Air Force logo will be on the No. 43. Aric Almirola will once again pilot the No. 43 Air Force Racing Ford for the two most patriotic race weekends of the year: Memorial Day weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway and the Fourth of July weekend race at Daytona International Speedway. In addition, Almirola will continue to support at-track swear-ins for the Delayed Entry Program (DEP) and entertain active duty military guests. Also, the U.S. Air Force will remain an associate partner on the historic No. 43 for the entirety of the 2015 season.-Breaking Limits
Jan 28 - 2:28 PM
Sponsorship woes leave Jeb Burton scrambling

For the second consecutive January, a sponsorship implosion suddenly has Jeb Burton scrambling for a NASCAR ride with only two weeks before the season.

A deal to keep him in a ThorSport Racing Toyota recently fell through for the Camping World Truck Series driver, who finished eighth in the 2014 points standings. The news comes exactly a year after sponsorship trouble knocked him from a ride with Turner Scott Motorsports. He landed with ThorSport a week later, and the part-time ride eventually grew into full time. His prospects seem bleaker this season. The son of 2002 Daytona 500 winner Ward Burton and nephew of NASCAR winner/NBC Sports analyst Jeff Burton brings cachet with a well-known surname, and he has produced results, too. He won at Texas (April 2013) in the 12th start of his truck career, and he also captured seven pole positions in his rookie season.
Source: NBC Sports
Jan 28 - 12:20 PM
Will Kimmel driving No. 69 Kimmel Racing Ford

The year 2015 represents the 67th consecutive season of competition for Kimmel Racing.

A time-honored tradition that reaches back to its inception in 1949 under the guidance of family patriarch Bill Kimmel, Sr., moves forward today with Bill Kimmel, Jr. at the helm. His son, Will Kimmel, a third-generation ARCA driver, is again set to steer the No. 69 Kimmel Racing Ford Fusion in ’15, the same number his grandfather wore in ’49. The 2015 season is still coming together for Kimmel Racing, which finished third at Daytona in 2012 with Will behind the wheel. Kimmel Racing has already tested the new ARCA Racing Series composite body at Salem and Daytona, and plans to be ready with it for the short track portion of the fast-approaching new season.
Source: ARCA Racing
Jan 28 - 11:49 AM
Tony Stewart buys sprint car series

Tony Stewart, already the owner of the beloved Eldora Speedway and a World of Outlaws team that features series champion Donny Schatz and legend Steve Kinser, has acquired the All-Star Circuit of Champions from its former owner, Guy Webb.

Additionally, Stewart has reached separate terms with principal owners of the Renegade Sprint Series. As a result, the Renegade and All-Star drivers will unite under the All-Star banner in 2015 and compete in a 50-race schedule. It’s a sign that such passion still endures for Stewart despite his 2013 season-ending crash and his involvement last year in an accident that killed 20-year-old competitor Kevin Ward Jr.; a grand jury ultimately cleared Stewart of any charges from the incident.
Source: NBC Sports
Jan 28 - 11:35 AM
Twisted Tea to sponsor Hornish at Daytona

Twisted Tea, the hard ice tea brewing company, will return to the No. 9 Ford for two primary races in the 2015 season with driver Sam Hornish Jr.

Twisted Tea joins Richard Petty Motorsports at Daytona where it has a history of 12 wins, most recently in July of 2014. The prominent yellow and blue design will also be featured during the Coke Zero 400 on July 5, also at Daytona. Along with the two current primary races, Twisted Tea will be a season-long associate sponsor on the No. 9 Ford. Hornish Jr. will kick off his first season with RPM at Daytona where he has seven previous starts. The winner of the 2006 Indianapolis 500, Hornish Jr. is looking to join legends A.J. Foyt and Mario Andretti as the only two drivers to have won the Indianapolis 500 and the Daytona 500.-Breaking Limits
Jan 28 - 11:21 AM



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