Nashville 300 on Saturday
April 10, 2009 by Warren Hayashi
Filed under Racing
The start flag will drop on another event in the Nationwide Series, the Nashville 300, at Nashville Superspeedway in Lebanon, Tennessee this Saturday, the first Nationwide Series event for Ricky Stenhouse Jr, a talented driver who showed promise last year. Stenhouse will be driving the No. 16 car for the popular and well respected owner, Jack Roush, who last sat in Victory Lane at Las Vegas with Greg Biffle. Roush currently sits fifth in owner’s points and will be vying for his 100th win in the Nationwide Series at Nashville; Stenhouse is a talented driver who could help get him …read more
Son of Cup Team Owner Wins at Toledo
May 20, 2008 by Tim Zaegel
Filed under Racing
For those of you that have had yourselves so engrossed with the notion of Austin Dillon one day making it to the Cup Series level to run the Richard Childress Racing number 3 car that was formerly run by racing great, Dale Earnhardt, you may be unaware that yet another relative of a long-time car owner at the Cup Series level has embarked on his journey to future stardome through the ARCA/Re Maxx Series.
Matt Carter, the recently turned 27 year old son of Travis Carter, gave himself a belated birthday present this past Saturday night at Toledo Speedway by winning …read more
Roush Racing’s Ricky Stenhouse Gets First ARCA Win
May 13, 2008 by Tim Zaegel
Filed under Racing
Roush-Fenway Racing’s developmental driver, Ricky Stenhouse Jr, brought home his first set of checkered flags in the ARCA Series during the Kentucky 150 this past Saturday night at Kentucky Speedway. Stenhouse, driving the no. 99 Roush-Fenway Ford Fushion, had to outduel Scott Speed, driver of the no. 2 Red Bull Toyota, through three late-race restarts, and beat him to the line by a mere 0.374 seconds to get the win.
Speed led 55 of the 112 laps, and held a commanding lead over the rest of the field with only 10 laps remaining until a series of wrecks tightened the field up and …read more
the Big Ten: Potential Stars in the Waiting
May 5, 2008 by Tim Zaegel
Filed under Racing
This week, I’ve decided to compile a list of the top-ten future potential stars in NASCAR. The basis for this list isn’t based purely on driving skill, but also on other aspects that can contribute to their future success such as their organization, or even gender.
10. Justin Allgaier – 21 years-old, currently driving in his third full season in the ARCA/REMAXX Series. Has compiled one victory in each of the past three seasons.
9. Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. – 20 years-old, has recorded 2 wins and 4 top-five’s through his first 20 races in the USAC Series.
8. Brad Keselowski – 24 years-old, …read more




