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By Leon, on April 15th, 2012%
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It has been 8 years since any one of the NASCAR elite touring series has held a race at “The Rock”. This 1 mile high-banked race track, situated in the Sand Hills of North Carolina, was purchased by former NASCAR Busch/Nationwide driver Andy Hillenburg. It was Hillenburg’s dream to . . . → Read More: Kahne Rocks At Rockingham
By Leon, on March 31st, 2012%
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Kasey Kahne is the first repeat pole winner of the 2012 Sprint Cup season. Joining the Hendrickcars.com #5 Chevy on the front row is the Richard Childress Racing Budweiser #29 Chevy driven by Kevin Harvick.
Looking at the qualifying times for the 43 participants for the Goody’s Fast Relief . . . → Read More: Kahne On The Pole At Martinsville
By Leon, on January 5th, 2012%
The Dinger's new ride
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Of the announced seat changes that became public since the end of the 2011 Sprint Cup season, there are some upgrades in equipment and some obvious downgrades in equipment, as well. This is my evaluation of where some of these drivers stand following their off-season . . . → Read More: Evaluating The Silly Season Seat Changes
By Leon, on January 4th, 2012%
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Turner Motorsports, along with Great Clips, Inc., announced Monday that Kasey Kahne will increase his time behind the wheel of the #38 Great Clips Chevrolet in 2012 to compete in 15 NASCAR Nationwide Series events. In addition to Kasey Kane piloting the Turner Motorsports #38 Great Clips Chevy, Kahne’s . . . → Read More: Turner Motorsports Announces New Drivers
By Leon, on November 13th, 2011%
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This weekend the spotlight was on the two car race for the 2011 Sprint Cup championship, as well as the newly reconfigured, and newly resurfaced racing facility.
I can tell you from my view in my seat in the Allison Tower, from walking through the pits, as well as . . . → Read More: Kasey Kahne Wins One For Red Bull
By Leon, on December 14th, 2010%
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The Red Bull Racing photo shoot just concluded and it is official that Kasey Kahne will race the #4 Red Bull Racing Toyota Camry in the 2011 season.
From Kasey Kahne’s Twitter page: “Same 4 that i use when i race my sprint cars. Thanks to @redbullnascar . . . → Read More: Kahne To Run The #4 Red Bull Racing Toyota
By Leon, on October 22nd, 2010%
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The details are starting to slither out of the garage area, revealing that Richard Petty Motorsports may owe approximately $12 million dollars to the team’s chassis and engine builders.
Speaking on the condition of anonymity, a source with knowledge of the situation told Sirius NASCAR Radio’s Sirius Speedway . . . → Read More: RPM Owes Millions
By Leon, on October 22nd, 2010%
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Scott Speed’s option for the 2011 NASCAR season has not been picked up by Red Bull Racing. That has now made Speed scurrying about the garage area scouring for a ride for the 2011 NASCAR race season!
People closest to this situation have confirmed that Kasey Kahne will . . . → Read More: Scott Speed Out At Red Bull In 2011
By Leon, on October 21st, 2010%
(photo courtesy Sam Greenwood/Getty Images)
The abrupt departure of Kasey Kahne from Richard Petty Motorsports fueled the rumor mill Thursday about the ongoing financial status of George Gillette and Richard Petty Motorsports.
Multiple sources confirmed to SPEED.com on Thursday that Roush Fenway Racing, which builds RPM’s cars, briefly repossessed RPM’s Talladega cars . . . → Read More: Rumors Swirl At RPM
By Leon, on October 21st, 2010%
(photo courtesy Leon Hammack)
Richared Petty Motorsports has released Kasey Kahne from his contract effective immediately, the team announced Wednesday evening. On Thursday, Red Bull Racing announced that they will be putting Kahne into the #83 Red Bull Toyota for this weekend’s race at Martinsville, and for the rest of the 2010 . . . → Read More: Kahane Out At RPM
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