After a season of struggles, Richard Childress Racing led the headlines this week as they made some personnel changes in an effort to help performance. Todd Berrier, previously the #07 crew chief, will move to the #31, Doug Randolph, who started out the year with Earnhardt Ganassi Racing and was most recently the crew chief for Childress’ Nationwide effort, will move to the #07 and Dan Deeringhoff will assume Randolph’s old role on the Nationwide team. In Mayfield news, the US Circuit Court of Appeals for the Fourth District sent NASCAR’s appeal of Mayfield’s injunction back to the Federal District Court in Charlotte, where it is expected to be rescinded. And finally Aric Almirola made news this week after filing paperwork in North Carolina Superior Court indicating a breach of contract dispute with Earnhardt Ganassi Racing. This is the NASCAR week that was October 18 to 24, 2009.
Future uncertain for several drivers in NASCAR Camping World Truck Series
NASCAR Mourns Brutal Raikkonen Snub
The race mecca that is Martinsville Speedway
Timothy Peters wins truck race at Martinsville
Vintage Insiders
Kyle Busch, Team Owner in 2010?
Do You Remember Why You Love NASCAR?
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on Oct 27th, 2009 at 3:22 pm
The AP needs a proof reader. Tim’s CC’s name is Chad Kendrick.
“Peweters’ victory???” That’s kind of funny though.