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AutoRacingSport.com Official Statement from TRG Motorsports Regarding Former Crew Chief Slugger Labbe: TRG Motorsports today released Slugger Labbe as crew chief of the #71 Cup car. TRG appreciates Slugger’s dedication in its first year as a Cup organization where he helped guide the team to 35 consecutive starts and TRG’s first top-10 finish in the [...]
nascar.com Camping world Truck Series Kevin Harvick Inc has announced that Rick Ren, crew chief of the No. 33 truck driven by four-time Truck Series champion Ron Hornaday, has left the organization to pursue management opportunities within the sport. Read the full story
Scenedaily.com NASCAR Sprint Cup crew chief Richard “Slugger” Labbe is no longer with TRG Motorsports, according to a team release. Read the full story
Scenedaily.com LAS VEGAS – Hendrick Motorsports crew chief Chad Knaus didn’t take much credit for his guidance of the championship-winning Jimmie Johnson team Thursday. Read the full story
Scenedaily.com LAS VEGAS – NASCAR Sprint Cup drivers gave it their best shot on the race track and for the fourth consecutive year, they couldn’t touch Hendrick Motorsports’ Jimmie Johnson. Read the full story
Scenedaily.com Michigan International Speedway employee Tim Booth was named the winner of the 2009 Home Depot NMPA Humanitarian Award during Thursday’s NASCAR NMPA Myers Brothers Award ceremony in Las Vegas. Read the full story
Scenedaily.com Roush Fenway Racing’s Greg Biffle will be busy with more racing this weekend as he competes in the first off-road race of his career. Biffle will race in Saturday’s Henderson Fabtech Desert Classic, sanctioned by the Best in the Desert Racing Association. Read the full story
fanhouse.com Filed under: Tony Stewart, Chase for the Sprint Cup, NASCAR Awards LAS VEGAS — Imagine Vegas icon Wayne Newton dropping the green flag for a race car parade on a shut down Las Vegas Strip, NASCAR pit crews performing demonstration stops in front of Bally’s and the ultra-lux Bellagio resorts and four-time champ Jimmie [...]
Fox Sports NASCAR has problems. Everyone from Brian France on down knows it. The real challenge? Finding a solution, Lee Spencer says. Read the full story