Event: O’Reilly 400K
Location: Texas Motor Speedway
Qualifying:  June 10th 5:15 PM EDT
Race Start: June 11th 9:00 PM EDT Live on Speed

Two Wins Out of Six Races: “That isn’t too shabby when you look at it that way, but I have to put on my owner hat and look at it another way. At the beginning of the season BHR was in a league of its own. We were fastest in every practice and qualifying pretty well in race setup. Now it seems as though all these teams have caught up to us. I sat the guys down in the shop on Monday and told them to get with the program. I am by no means trying to take away the win, but we have to stay on top of our game. It’s easy to get a win and then celebrate it too long, and then by that time you have totally lost the edge. I just want them to stay focused and look at the bigger picture, the points race. Nine times out of 10 you can’t win races by mistakes and we seem to be making them, whether it is in pit stops or driver errors. This is the time of the year when my teams usually go into a little slump, so I am trying to avoid that this year. I’ve been sitting down with each department and letting them tell me the weak spots that need to be fixed. They hate it when I sit there and they have to come up with all this stuff, but it makes them think. Then they have to tell me a solution for the problem. Once they come up with all this, then I want to see it implemented. If it is not, I call them on it. It’s the time of season that we have all these races in a row, so step it up. If you do that, more wins will come easier. If you don’t, that table on the stage at the banquet gets farther away each race.”

Habitat for Humanity: Square D personnel will be participating in Habitat for Humanity builds across the country this summer in celebration of our 10,000th home milestone with Habitat and as part of Schneider Electric's program to increase community responsibility. In addition, the Square D - sponsored NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series #4 Dodge will feature the Square D and Habitat Logos with the copy "Partners in 10,000 Homes" on the tailgate of the truck for the remainder of the 2004 racing season. Square D is a Cornerstone Partner for Habitat and has been providing electrical load centers and circuit breakers to Habitat for Humanity International for the past three years. On June 12th, Dave Petratis, President and CEO of the Schneider Electric North American Operating Division, his wife Cindy, their daughters, and members of Dave's senior staff and their spouses will be participating in the build of the 10,000th Square D-product supplied Habitat home in Waukegan's Carter Woods subdivision in Illinois.

Notes:

• The truck Hamilton is racing in Texas is Beavis. It is the same truck he won with in Atlanta and Darlington. He also finished 10th in Charlotte in this truck.

• In only three speedway races, Hamilton has one win and two top-10 finishes.

• He has led two of the three events (Daytona and Atlanta) for a total of 57 laps.

• His average finish on a speedway race track is 7.3.
   

Team Information:

• Front Tire Changer     Danny Rollins
• Front Tire Carrier          Tony Pinkelton
• Rear Tire Changer      Dale Newcomb
• Rear Tire Carrier           Dana Ebersole
• Jackman                     Stephen Douglass
• Gasman                         Mike Goins
• Catch Can                      David Short
• Engine Builder              Arrington Manufacturing

Bobby Hamilton’s 2004 Craftsman Truck Series Results

          Starts: 6           Top-Five    Finishes: 2 
          Wins:  1            Top-10       Finishes: 3       Average Start:  7.5
          Poles:  0           Top-20       Finishes: 5       Average Finish: 12.7 
          Points:  5th      DNF’s: 0