The struggles for the Ford teams have been well documented this season. There is even a tidbit on Jayski’s Cup Series page right now about how this is Ford’s longest winless drought to start a season since 1983. And those struggles haven’t just been on the Cup side. Roush Fenway’s Nationwide Series program hasn’t been as [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Baker Curb Racing’
If You Can’t Beat Them, Steal Their Crew Chief
June 17th, 2010 
T.C. 2009 TNI Rumor Scorecard
January 17th, 2010 T.C. After the 2008 season, we decided to look back over the season and see how we did in terms of reporting on rumors and breaking some news. In the end, we got eight correct, had two pushes, screwed one up, and had three rumors outstanding. With 2009 behind us, I thought it would be fun to [...]
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Tags: Baker Curb Racing, breaking news, Brian Ickler, drug testing, Eric Phillips, Fastenal, Greg Biffle, john wes townley, Johnny Benson, JR Motorsports, Kevin Harvick Inc., Kyle Busch, Kyle Busch Motorsports, Michael McDowell, Parker Kligerman, Randy Moss Motorsports, RCR, Rick Ren, rule changes, rumors, Silly Season, Trail Motorsport, Truck Series, Wyler Racing 
2 Comments »Biffle and Baker Curb for 2010
December 29th, 2009 Journo In an article published today on SceneDaily.com Baker Curb Racing team co-owner Gary Baker said the team was working on a deal with a Cup driver for 2010. We’re hearing that Cup driver is Greg Biffle. It’s expected he’ll run a limited schedule for the team in the Nationwide Series. This will not be the first [...]
Posted in NASCAR News Tags: Baker Curb Racing, Brewco Motorsports, ford, Gary Baker, Greg Biffle, Roush Fenway Racing 3 Comments »Coleman Getting Rare Second Chance
November 24th, 2008 T.C. Just days after Hall of Fame Racing announced it had released driver Brad Coleman, Joe Gibbs Racing President J.D. Gibbs told Scene Daily he wants to bring Coleman back to JGR’s Nationwide team. Coleman drove part time for JGR in the Busch Series in 2007, and after leaving to pursue other opportunities that didn’t work [...]
