Archive for January 10th, 2007
Kerry Earnhardt to take over testing for Dale Jr. at Daytona
3 Comments Quote selected text Published January 10th, 2007 in NASCAR NewsDale Earnhardt Jr. said he plans on leaving the rest of the testing of the #8 Dale Earnhardt Inc. Chevy to sibling Kerry Earnhardt. Speaking at the NASCAR Jackson Hewitt Preseason Thunder Fan Fest, Earnhardt Jr. seemed satisfied with his two days of testing, which wound up with him on top of the drafting chart [...]
NASCAR Day announced: May 18th
0 Comments Quote selected text Published January 10th, 2007 in NASCAR NewsThe NASCAR Foundation officially kicked off NASCAR Day 2007 by announcing May 18 as the date for this year’s fundraising celebration. Joining NASCAR Vice President Jim Hunter at Daytona International Speedway was artist Sam Bass, who unveiled this year’s NASCAR Day pin that he specially designed for the Foundation.
NASCAR now requiring six-point belt harnesses for drivers
0 Comments Quote selected text Published January 10th, 2007 in NASCAR NewsNASCAR is requiring drivers in its three national series to wear six-point belt harnesses beginning this season. Most drivers already used a six-point device but some still used five-point seat belts. The six-point harness has an extra strap and does not come straight up through the crotch as a five-point.
Online voting opened for 2007 NMPA Chex Most Popular Driver Award
1 Comment Quote selected text Published January 10th, 2007 in NASCAR NewsVoting for the 2007 NASCAR NMPA Chex Most Popular Driver Award opened recently as pre-season testing started at Daytona International Speedway. As drivers hit the track for the first time in 2007, race fans that attended the test session had the opportunity to be the first to vote at www.MostPopularDriver.com
Benny Parsons update: BP in critical but stable condition
0 Comments Quote selected text Published January 10th, 2007 in NASCAR NewsBenny Parsons remains hospitalized in the intensive care unit of Carolinas Medical Center, but his condition has not changed since the weekend, his family said on Tuesday. Parsons, 65, is listed as critical, but his condition has stabilized. He continues to fight complications brought on by treatments for lung cancer.
