Busch Series New England 200 Broadcast Times
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2006
Page
12
Montoya eyes move from Formula One to Nextel Cup
The article reports Montoya's McLaren contract ending and a likely switch to Chip Ganassi's NASCAR team next year. It notes Danica Patrick's negotiations for a NASCAR move, talks of 13.5 gallon fuel tanks, a possible Yates-Gordon merger, UPS shifting to Waltrip's Toyota, and potential expansion of the Chase field with Johnson and Vickers voicing opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Pablo Montoya
Montoya
McLaren
Chip Ganassi
Th. Patrick
Danica
Chicagoland
Nascar
Yates
Michael Waltrip
Toyota
Waltrip
Ward Burton
NASCAR Race Notes From New Hampshire International Speedway
Race details list Lenox Industrial Tools at NHIS in London with 300 laps totaling 317.4 miles on July 16. Qualifying record held by Ryan Newman at 133.357 mph in 2003, race record by Jeff Burton at 117.134 mph in 1997, plus notes on Jeff Gordon's return to near all time wins and Kenseth drama at Chicagoland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire International Speedway
London
Tony Stewart
Ryan Newman
Dodge
Jeff Burton
Ford
Jeff Gordon
Nascar
Chicagoland Speedway
Gordon
Chevrolet
Matt Kenseth
Kenseth
David Stremme
Dale Earnhardt
New England
Martin Truex Jr
Kevin Harvick
Bobby Hamilton Jr
Casey Mears
Vickers Faces Leap to Red Bull Toyota Next Year
Brian Vickers, not yet 23, plans a move from Hendrick Motorsports to Team Red Bull Toyota next season. He remains focused on winning races with the GMAC Chevy through 2006, saying change can be refreshing and that he has always given 100 percent. He is winless in Cup but has three poles, most recently at New Hampshire on July 16, 2005.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Vickers
Hendrick Motorsports
Red Bull
Toyota
Vickers
Hendrick
GMAC
Thomasville
N.C
New Hampshire
Hornaday Edges Skinner In Kentucky Truck Victory
Hornaday dives past Skinner in heavy traffic to win the Craftsman Truck Series race in Kentucky. Skinner crashes into Dennis Setzer’s Chevy, ending his bid and fueling postrace tension. Monte Dutton notes Skinner’s string of tough breaks and predicts a future win streak if luck evens out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornaday
Skinner
Kentucky
Toyota
Dennis Setzer
Nascar
Monte Dutton
Mayor for a Day Contest with Goody's Theme at Lowe's 2006
Fans can nominate themselves to be Mayor of Goody's Country with Tony Stewart driving the DES No 8 at Lowe's Motor Speedway on Oct 13. Nominations run through July 23 with photos and a unique NASCAR Goody's theme justification. Driver clinics led by Mike Calinoff in Mooresville on Oct 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goody's Country
Hizzoner
Dale Earnhardt Inc
Tony Stewart
Lowe’s Motor Speedway
Goody
Nascar
Mike Calinoff
Mooresville
N.C
Driverdevelopmentclinic.com
Youngdriverdevelopment.com
New Hampshire and Texas races shift dates from Wilkesboro site
The Cup races at New Hampshire International Speedway and Texas Motor Speedway came at the expense of North Wilkesboro Speedway in North Carolina which closed after 1996. Bob Bahre acquired half of Wilkesboro to keep a date at his track while Bruton Smith bought the other half and moved the race to his Texas facility, debuting in 1997. Smith later gained a second date for Texas by purchasing North Carolina Speedway in Rockingham, leaving Wilkesboro and Rockingham without major races since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
North Carolina Speedway
Rockingham
North Wilkesboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nextel Cup
Lénox Industrial Tools
Hilt. Chann
Lowe's Motor Speedway
Robert Yates
Robby Gordon
Robby
Jimmie Johnson
Johnson
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Kasey Kahne
Mark Martin
Kyle Busch
Carl Edwards
Clint Bowyer
Denny Hamlin
J.J. Yele
Greg Biffle
Paul Menard
Johnny Sauter
Kenny Wallace
Todd Bodine
Johnny Benson
David Reutimann
Ted Musgrave
Rick Crawford
Lenox Industrial Tools
Memphis
Tenn
Motorsports Park
Brandon Whitt
Travis Kvapil
Ron Hornaday
Kentucky Speedway
Sylvania
Nextel
Atoctirorge Pousti
John Clark
New
Mike Skinner
Skinne
Gaba Agl
Tawney Rev
Geon—Pont
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