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Stenhouse returning to the garage @ PIR (WOMR file photo) Stenhouse reaps reward Roush-Fenway Racing has just announced that Ricky Stenhouse will be entered into the Daytona 500 in their #6 Ford Fusion. The team does not expect to run the unsponsored car for the full season, however, that car is locked . . . → Read More: Stenhouse To Run The Daytona 500 (WOMR file photo) The word from the Roush-Fenway Racing and Ford camp is that they have agreed to a release for David Ragan for 2012. This will allow Ragan to pursue other racing opportunities for 2012. It was well documented that UPS was moving its sponsorship over to the RFR #99 Ford . . . → Read More: David Ragan Released By Roush-Fenway Racing (WOMR file photo) Let’s see where do I start? Michael Waltrip Racing: Now that Michael Waltrip Racing has let David Reutimann go, and replaced him with a partial season of Mark Marin, Michael Waltrip , and a variety of other drivers fill up the schedule, MWR has decided to change the MWR . . . → Read More: The Changes, They Are A Coming! (workingonmyredneck file photo) The “big free agent” has announced his intentions for 2012. Carl Edwards has re-signed with Roush-Fenway Racing for 2012 and beyond! By doing so, Edwards has eliminated all the garage rumors of him moving over to Joe Gibbs Racing in a fourth race team. Now that the first domino . . . → Read More: Carl Edwards Re-Signs With Roush-Fenway (photo courtesy Getty Images/Texas Motor Speedway) As of Wednesday morning this is the picture of the Richard Petty Motorsports race haulers still sitting at the Texas Motor Speedway! Haulers from all the other race teams left the Texas Motor Speedway Sunday evening shortly after the AAA Texas 500 was completed. This week’s . . . → Read More: RPM Haulers Still In Texas (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 (photo courtesy nascar.com) For the race fans who were praying for a tightening in The Chase standings, your wish has been granted. With Greg Biffle’s victory and Tony Stewart’s good showing in the Price Chopper 400, there are nine drivers within 101 points! Tony Stewart’s 4th place finish moved him to within . . . → Read More: “The Biff” Wins The Price Chopper 400 (photo courtesy Leon Hammack) Greg Biffle used a two tire pit strategy on his final pit stop, parlaying that into winning the Sunoco Red Cross Pennsylvania 500. Entering the pits with 35 laps to go in fourth place, the team took only two tires, while Jeff Gordon, Juan Pablo Montoya, and Tony . . . → Read More: Biffle Wins At Pocono (Roush’s Beechcraft Premiere jet) The owner of Roush-Fenway Racing, Jack Roush, was injured yesterday as he was attempting to land his Beechcraft Premier business jet at the Experimental Aircraft Association’s annual AirVenture at Oshkosh, WI. Roush is in serious but stable condition as he walked out of the aircraft under his own power. . . . → Read More: Roush Injured In Plane Crash (photo courtesy Todd Warshaw/Getty Images) Many think that Roush-Fenway Racing is not only a top level race team in NASCAR, but the answer to many of their Ford prayers. But for Jamie McMurray, driving for Roush was just plain uncomfortable. A bad pairing for him and for Roush, he said this week. . . . → Read More: McMurray Is Comfortable Again |
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