Miller Heads to Homestead Hoping for Hot Finish to 2006
Mt. Juliet, TN
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11-15-2006
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Chase Miller on his first trip to Homestead-Miami Speedway: “I am looking forward to racing in the sunny weather. Once again I head to a track that I have never seen before, but I have done my homework. I have heard you can run right next to the yellow line. It has progressive banking, which allows you to run a lane up from the yellow line. They also say you can pass there which makes for some great racing. It usually takes me a couple laps to adapt to the track and then I am good to go.”
Miller's Phoenix Bid Spoiled by Early Incident
Phoenix, AZ
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11-13-2006
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Somewhere along the final stretch of the 2006 season Chase Miller picked up a heavy dose of bad luck. For the third straight week in a row Miller found trouble in the opening laps of the event. The Dodge development driver qualified the No. 4 Dodge in the 26th position during his first visit to Phoenix International Raceway. By lap six Miller had worked his way into the 21st position when disaster struck. Veteran competitor Jack Sprague slammed into the back of the No. 4 Dodge sending Miller straight into the wall in turn one.
Miller Set for First Start at Phoenix
Mt. Juliet, TN
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11-08-2006
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Chase Miller on his first trip to Phoenix International Raceway: ¡§I have never raced at Phoenix before, but I have experience on similar tracks. I have heard it is a really fun track to race on, but it is unique. It can be tricky and I was told some drivers have a hard time figuring the place out. I sure hope that¡¦s not my case. I was reading the other day it has two very distinct different corners and a dogleg on the back straightaway that is almost a corner in itself. I think it will be necessary to have strong horsepower to run well. Arrington Engines provides for great horsepower and I know my guys are going to give me a great truck. I think some people might be surprised how well we run this weekend.¡¨
Early Race Problems Derail Miller at Texas
Fort Worth, TX
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11-06-2006
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For the second week in a row Dodge Development Driver Chase Miller ran into trouble in the opening laps of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series event. Miller started the Silverado 350K at Texas Motor Speedway in 20th position and immediately used the high line to gain positions. Directly in front of him Erik Crocker blew an engine on the first lap causing Miller to hit the wall in turn four. Miller was forced to pit road under the caution for extensive right side damage. Miller restarted in the 34th position and was working his way through traffic when he hit the wall again in turn four, cutting down a right front tire. Miller pitted under green on lap eight resulting in going two laps down to the leader. The right front tire damage plagued the No. 4 Fastenal Dodge team most of the night. Miller would finish the 23rd NCTS event of the season in 30th position.
Hamilton Jr., Fastenal Dodge Survive Texas Shootout
Fort Worth, TX
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11-03-2006
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Bobby Hamilton Jr. survived a mid race post-Halloween scare when his No. 18 Fastenal Dodge was slammed from behind by another competitor on lap 62 of the Silverado 350 at Texas Motor Speedway. The Fastenal Dodge Racing team was able to overcome the three-truck incident involving Hamilton Jr., Brendan Gaughan and Bobby East and secure a solid 12th place finish in Saturday night’s NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series event.
Hamilton Racing to Recovery
Charles Krall, TruckSeries.com
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11-01-2006
BHR on Fast Track to Success in 2007
- It was a cool day at Atlanta Motor Speedway in March when Bobby Hamilton announced his intention to step away from driving his No. 18 Fastenal Dodge so he could concentrate on treatment for a cancerous tumor in his neck. Hamilton, the 2004 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion and a four-time winner in the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series, has spent every year since 1989 as a full-time fixture in the NASCAR community competing as a driver. But for 2006, he would be forced to watch the action unfold from the sidelines rather than the driver's seat.
Hamilton Jr. Looks for Continued Success at Texas
Fort Worth, TX
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10-31-2006
Take us on a lap around Texas Motor Speedway:
“You go down the front straightaway, and like Charlotte and Atlanta, you take a really wide arch getting into turn one, and of course you’re wide open. The truck just sinks down, and it sinks you into your seat. You don’t realize the speed until you come up out of the corner. It just shoots you out of the corner, and your head just lies back against the seat. Then turns 3 and 4 almost seem flat when you get down in there, but they have a ton of banking. When you go to the very, very bottom of the racetrack, it feels like the bottom of the truck will fall out, and it just feels flat but you’re really on the banking. The truck might wiggle a little bit but it has grip."
Miller Ready for First Career Start at Texas Motor Speedway
Fort Worth, TX
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10-31-2006
Rookie Chase Miller will be making his first career NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start at Texas Motor Speedway on Friday.
Miller on his first trip to Texas Motor Speedway:
“I have never been to Texas Motor Speedway so practice will be valuable to me. I have talked to several drivers in the series and they say it’s a lot like Las Vegas and Atlanta. I qualified well at both of those tracks, but did not have the finishes I hoped for. You always here the ‘third time’s the charm’ and I am hoping that comes true with me this weekend. Our plan was to take our primary from Atlanta to Texas, but that went out the window when I wrecked. I have never raced this chassis before, but my crew chief tells me she is as good as Demon was. I guess we will wait and see.”
Cut Tire Ruins Miller's Strong Run at Atlanta
Hampton, GA
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10-30-2006
Rookie Driver Chase Miller was running fourth and once again turning heads in the opening laps of the Easy Care Vehicle Service Contracts 200 at Atlanta Motor Speedway Saturday night when a cut right rear tire forced him to pit road under green flag conditions. Miller went two laps down to the leader and was working his way through the field when another cut right rear tire caused Miller to crash in turn four. Miller slammed the outside wall and then slammed the inside wall before driving the No. 4 Fastenal Dodge down pit road. Miller went behind the wall and the No. 4 Dodge Racing Team worked to repair the rear end damage. He returned to the track on lap 93. The two cut tires resulted in a 33rd place finish for Miller in his fifth NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race.
Miller Headed for Homecoming in Atlanta
Mt. Juliet, TN
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10-25-2006
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Georgia Native Chase Miller will be making his first career NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start at Atlanta Motor Speedway on Saturday. Miller scored several wins on the AMS fifth-mile in a Legends Car, but this will be his first start on the 1.54 mile-oval. The EasyCare Vehicle Service Contracts 200 will mark Miller’s 5th NCTS career start. In his previous four races Miller has an average starting position of 14th and a finishing position of 20th. Miller will pilot the No. 4 Fastenal Dodge this weekend at Atlanta. Teammates Bobby Hamilton Jr. and Scott Lagasse Jr. will also carry the Fastenal colors.
Lagasse Jr. Set for Return to Atlanta
Mt. Juliet, TN
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10-25-2006
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Scott Lagasse Jr. will be making his second career NCTS start at Atlanta on Saturday. He will be driving BHR Chassis “Angel” which he piloted in the spring Atlanta race to a 31st place finish. The EasyCare Vehicle Service Contracts 200 will mark Lagasse’s 10th NCTS career start.
Miller Cracks Top 10 in First Martinsville NCTS Start
Martinsville, VA
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10-23-2006
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Before Saturday’s Kroger 200 Dodge Motorsports Driver Chase Miller had only seen Martinsville Speedway once in his life and had never raced a 3400lb truck against 35 other competitors on one of the NASCAR circuit’s toughest short tracks . Miller proved once again he was up for the challenge scoring his first top-10 finish in only his fourth NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start. The weekend started off rough on Friday when Miller over drove the No. 4 Dodge in qualifying, resulting in a 29th place starting position. Miller showed extreme patience and great driving ability in the 200 lap event and came home in 10th place. It was the Dodge Motorsports team’s third top-10 finish of the 2006 season.
Miller Set for Martinsville Madness
Mt. Juliet, TN
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10-17-2006
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Chase Miller will be making his first career NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start at Martinsville on Saturday. Miller has a pole and third place finish at Martinsville in an Allison Legacy Car.The Kroger 200 will mark Miller’s 4th NCTS career start. In his previous three races Miller has an average starting position of 14th and a finishing position of 23rd.Miller will pilot BHR Chassis “Rocket” in the 21st race of the 2006 season.Crew Chief Marcus Richmond has one Martinsville win to his credit. In 2005 the 26-year-old North Carolina native called the shots for former BHR driver Timothy Peters’ win in the Bailey’s 300.On Wednesday, Oct. 18 Miller is scheduled to play in the Craftsman Motorsports Golf Tournament in Danville, Georgia.
Miller Makes Most of First Talladega Race
Talladega, AL
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10-09-2006
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Dodge Development driver Chase Miller was not sure what to expect as he headed into the inaugural John Deere 250 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race on Saturday. Before Wednesday of this week he had never seen Talladega Superspeedway and had no superspeedway experience on his resume. But just like he has in the past few weeks Miller proved his lack of experience was no reflection of his ability behind the wheel of the No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge Ram. Miller qualified in the 13th position for the 19th race of the 2006 season. By lap five Miller had worked his way into the fifth position, but did not stay there long. On lap 10 Miller began to drop to the back of the pack with teammates Bobby Hamilton Jr. and Scott Lagasse Jr. The trio stayed in the back for most of the race in an attempt to avoid the big wreck. With 30 laps left to go in the race Miller made his way towards the front of the pack. Racing three-wide for the final laps Miller crossed the finish line in 21st position.
Short Day for Lagasee at Talladega
Talladega, AL
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10-09-2006
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After qualifying in the top 20 for the Inaugural John Deere 250 race at Talladega Superspeedway, Scott Lagasse carefully maneuvered his way around the 2.66-mile-oval before his engine expired on lap 33 ending his afternoon. “The oil started spewing out of the truck and it got all over my tires and caused me to spin,” Lagasse said on top of his teammate’s pit box while he watched a few laps of the remaining race. “I was gearing down and felt a lot of heat coming up on the floor and realized my Hemi Dodge had caught on fire.
Lagasse Jr. Back on Track at Talladega
Mt. Juliet, TN
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10-03-2006
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Scott Lagasse Jr. will be back on track in NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series action this weekend. Lagasee Jr. will make his first career start at Talladega in the John Deere 250 at on Saturday. He will be driving BHR Chassis “Mini Me” which finished 8th at Daytona in February with Bobby Hamilton Jr. behind the wheel. The John Deere 250 will mark Lagasse’s 9th NCTS career start.
Miller Set for Superspeedway Debut at Talladega
Mt. Juliet, TN
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10-03-2006
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Chase Miller will be making his first career superspeedway start at Talladega on Saturday. He will be piloting BHR Chassis “Rudolph” which finished 12th at Daytona in February. The John Deere 250 will mark Miller’s 3rd NCTS career start. In his previous two races Miller has an average starting position of 15th and a finishing position of 24th. Miller is slated to drive the No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge in the Food World 250 ARCA RE/MAX Series event on Friday, October 6th.
Expired Engine Blows Miller's Chance at LVMS
Las Vegas, NV
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09-26-2006
Rookie sensation Chase Miller proved once again age is not an issue when it comes to his experience level on a track he had not laid eyes on before the race. The entire Las Vegas weekend started off in the right direction when 19-year-old Miller posted the fastest time in Friday’s test session and second fastest time for Saturday morning’s practice session. He backed that up by laying down an awesome lap in qualifying, landing him third on the grid for The Smith’s 350 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Miller ran in the top five for the first 80 laps of the 146-lap event.
Bobby Hamilton Sr. Serves as Ambassador for American Cancer Society’s Celebration on the Hill 2006
Washington, DC
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09-20-2006
Bobby Hamilton Sr. served as the ambassador of the State of Tennessee this past week for the American Cancer Society’s Celebration on the Hill 2006. The event was an American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network event celebrating cancer survivorship and empowering survivors and others to advocate for laws that will help fight the disease. Hamilton Sr. served as the guest speaker during Tuesday night’s “CANpaign for Change,” which also included former NFL star Thurman Thomas and Maryland men’s basketball coach Gary Williams.
Miller Has High Hopes for Vegas
Mt. Juliet, TN
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09-20-2006
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Canton, Georgia's Chase Miller will be making his second NCTS start and first at LVMS in The Smith’s 350. Miller will be piloting Demon this weekend. Demon is a new chassis in the BHR stable this season and has competed in six events. At 19 years of age Miller is the youngest NCTS competitor and 26 year old Marcus Richmond is currently the youngest crew chief in the series.
Miller Makes Most of NCTS Debut
Loudon, NH
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09-18-2006
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In his first ever NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start Chase Miller proved he can over come adversity and make the best of any situation. Miller started off the weekend by qualifying 26th for the 18th race of the 2006 season. In the opening laps of the Sylvania 200 at New Hampshire International Raceway Miller proved he could race with the “big boys” working his way into the 19th position by lap 20. Things continued to head in the right direction for Miller and the No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge Team and by lap 70 Miller was running 15th behind teammate Bobby Hamilton Jr. Two laps later the fun stopped when Miller was racing three wide with Brendan Gaughan and Hamilton Jr. and Gaughan lost control of his truck and slammed the wall.
Miller Set to Make NCTS Debut
Mt. Juliet, TN
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09-11-2006
Bobby Hamilton Racing and Dodge Motorsports are testing the waters with the NASCAR youth movement. Chase Miller, a promising 19 year-old from Canton, GA., will make his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series debut in the No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge at the New Hampshire 200 at New Hampshire International Speedway on Saturday, September 16th. Miller surprised the stock car world with a win in the Automobile Racing Club of America ReMax Series at Pocono in only his second 2006 ARCA start. Miller will replace Timothy Peters as the pilot of the No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge for the New Hampshire event and the following weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
A Talk with Timothy Peters
Mt. Juliet, TN
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08-29-2006
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Timothy Peters currently pilots the No. 4 Motorsports Dodge in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. In his sophmore season with Bobby Hamilton Racing, Peters has one Top-10 finish and six Top-15 finishes. On his 26th birthday he gives an inside look at his life as a NCTS driver.
Was your rookie season last year more challenging than this year or is it the other way around?
This season is more challenging by far. When you are a rookie you deal with a lot of firsts. It’s your first trip to several race tracks, your first time to deal with media and sponsors. This time around I have experience and the expectation level of Timothy Peters is greater. I cannot say “I am a rookie” like I could last year. Now, I am just like everyone else and the expectation level is a lot higher!
Hamilton Receives Key to Bristol; Helton Among the Presenters
Bristol, TN
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08-27-2006
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Bobby Hamilton, 2004 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion, received the key to Bristol, Tennessee in a ceremony during Thursday night's Food City Speed Fest. Among the presenters during the ceremony were veteran motorsports broadcaster Eli Gold, NASCAR President Mike Helton, and Bristol mayor Dr. James E. Messimer. Story courtesy of TruckSeries.com
Sanders Nets Savvy Run at Bristol
Bristol, TN
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08-27-2006
For the second race in a row Camp Courageous driver Sammy Sanders kept his cool and managed to earn another top 25 finish in the O’Reilly Auto Parts 200 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Sanders qualified his No. 04 Dodge in the 35th starting position, with a lap time of 16.314 seconds and an average speed of 117.617 mph. Then the cool headed Nashville champion battled back from two laps down to earn on lap back and finish the event in the 22nd spot.
Electrical Woes Slow Peters at Bristol
Bristol, TN
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08-27-2006
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Dodge Driver Timothy Peters is once again singing the country ballad, “Why Me?” after the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series O’Reilly 200 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Peters had another strong run going, climbing as high as the fourth position, when a bad alternator ruined his night.
Peters Ready for Bristol Mayhem
Mt. Juliet, TN
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08-21-2006
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Timothy Peters will be making his second career NCTS Bristol start on Wednesday. He competed in last years event and finished 19th. Peters will be driving the Bobby Hamilton Racing chassis “Rocket” this weekend. It will be Peters’ 33rd NCTS career start. A Dodge truck has never visited victory lane at Bristol. The first NCTS event at Bristol Motor Speedway was August 20, 2003. Peters will celebrate his 26th birthday on Tuesday August 29th.
For Gill Winning is not Everything, It is the Only Thing
Mt. Juliet, TN
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08-17-2006
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Search any sporting venue, from the hard nosed gridiron action of the National Football League, across the grass diamonds of Major League Baseball, to the polished hardwood floors of the National Basketball Association – and you will find determined contestants hell bent on vanquishing their opponents. It is a special breed whose competitive fires burn brighter and hotter than those around them. Explore any contest where winning and losing are serious business, and you will find no more intense combatant than NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Crew Chief Danny Gill.
Sanders Makes Solid Run in Camp Courageous Dodge
Gladeville, TN
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08-14-2006
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Camp Courageous driver Sammy Sanders managed to earn a top 25 finish after a sneaky pit strategy bit the team in the early laps of the Toyota Tundra 200 at Nashville Superspeedway. After qualifying his No. 04 Dodge in the 30th starting position, the Nashville champion did a great job working his way through the field, avoiding numerous cautions and ran strong for the entire 150-lap event.
Peters' Strong Run Derailed by Late Race Misfortune
Gladeville, TN
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08-14-2006
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After qualifying his Dodge Motorsports Dodge in the fourth position for the Toyota Tundra 200, Timothy Peters proved he was a force to be reckoned with on the concrete surface of Nashville Superspeedway. The sophomore season driver ran in the top six positions for most of the 150-lap race when in the final laps he suffered a cut right rear tire forcing him to pit under green flag conditions and finish the event in 19th position.
Bobby Hamilton Sr. Invites Fans to BHR Open House on August 10th - Free Parking at the Mt. Juliet Church of Christ (1940 North Mount Juliet Rd) and shuttles to BHR
Mt. Juliet, TN
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08-07-2006
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"We are having our annual BHR Open House in conjuction with Nashville Superspeedway on Thursday night (August 10th). It is the first time we have opened the doors to the public and we are hoping that a lot of race fans will be there. I have received tremendous support from cancer survivors, race fans and people who are supportive of our community so this is one way for me to try to give back to our community and gives me a chance to see them face to face. There is a minimum $5 cover charge at the door, but all the proceeds are going to the American Cancer Society. We have been spreading the word to people all over our community so we hope to have a huge turnout."
No. 4 Timothy Peters Dodge Motorsports Indy Race Review
Clermont, IN
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08-07-2006
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Dodge Driver Timothy Peters overcame adversity on pit road to score his sixth top-15 finish of the season. A slow pit stop under the third caution due to a malfunctioning pit gun and followed by a bad set of tires put Peters one lap down by lap 140. After a sequence of several cautions Peters was able to get his lap back and pass seven trucks in the final 40 laps to finish in the 15th position in the Power Stroke Diesel 200.
Fastenal makes First Foray into Cup Competition
Mt. Juliet, TN
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08-02-2006
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Bobby Hamilton Jr. will be making his second NNCS start at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He started 25th and finished 39th in last year’s event. Bobby Hamilton Sr. will back in the Nextel Cup garage in an ownership role after receiving treatment for head and neck cancer.The Allstate 400 at the Brickyard will mark Bobby Hamilton Jr.’s 64th career NNCS start.Bobby Hamilton Jr. has five NASCAR Busch Series wins in 176 starts with 29 top-fives finishes and 58 top-ten finishes. His wins came at Loudon (5/11/02), Kentucky (6/4/03), Chicago (7/12/03), Memphis (10/18/03) and Phoenix (11/1/03).
PETERS READY FOR INDY RUMBLE
Mt. Juliet, TN
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08-02-2006
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Timothy Peters will be making his second career IRP start this weekend. He finished 28th in last year’s NCTS event after cutting a tire 30 laps into the event. Peters will be driving the Bobby Hamilton Racing chassis “Rocket” this weekend. It will be Peters’ 31st NCTS career start. The last time a Dodge truck visited victory lane at IRP was in 2004. Former Bobby Hamilton Racing Driver Chad Chaffin took the lead in the No. 18 Dodge on the last lap to win his second race that season.
Two Tracks, Two Series, One City Provide Unique Challenge for Fastenal Racing Team
Mt. Juliet, TN
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07-27-2006
Fastenal and Bobby Hamilton Racing will be pulling double duty in Indy,competing at both circuits. Bobby Hamilton Jr. will drive the No. 04 Fastenal Dodge Charger in the NASCAR Nextel Cup event at the Brickyard (The Allstate 400 at the Brickyard) and he will also pilot the No. 18 Fastenal Dodge Ram in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series event at Indianapolis Raceway Park (The Power Stroke Diesel 200).
BHR Open House Set for August 10th - Free Parking at the Mt. Juliet Church of Christ (1940 North Mount Juliet Rd) and shuttles to BHR
Mt. Juliet, TN
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07-26-2006
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Nashville Superspeedway and Bobby Hamilton Racing invite you to a very special Open House. Thursday August 10th from 5pm – 8pm at the Bobby Hamilton Racing facility in Mt. Juliet, TN. All proceeds go to the American Cancer Society – A minimum $5 admission fee gets you in! A NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Autograph Session will be held from 6:30pm – 7:30pm. Get a chance to meet some of your favorite NCTS drivers! Food and Beverage plus Music, Fun and Racing Games for the entire family.
Fastenal and BHR Ready for Double Duty In Indy
Mt. Juliet, TN
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07-25-2006
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Indianapolis, a mecca for scores of race car drivers and for millions of race fans, provides one of NASCAR’s most unique race weekends. Thousands of stock car racing enthusiast make the annual August pilgrimage to watch their favorite drivers compete on two vastly different ovals, Indianapolis Motor Speedway also known as “The Brickyard” a 2.5 mile oval, considered by most to be the most prestigious circuit in the world and Indianapolis Raceway Park, a quirky diminutive .686 mile short track that many drivers consider to be one of the most challenging short tracks in the United States.
Lagasee Jr. Lands 26th Place Finish at Memphis
Millington. TN
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07-17-2006
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In his first start in the No. 04 Hemi Dodge since Texas in June, Dodge Hemi Driver Scott Lagasse Jr. battled an extremely tight race truck in the O’Reilly 200 at Memphis Motorsports Park. Lagasse Jr. came home in the 26th position after qualifying 31st for the 14th race of the 2006 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season.
Peters Continues Steady Streak at Memphis
Millington, TN
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07-17-2006
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On a hot July evening Dodge Driver Timothy Peters over came a flat tire on lap 62, a slight altercation with another competitor on lap 83 and a tight race truck in the O’Reilly 200 to finish in the 12th position. The strong finish earned Peters the Featherlite Most Improved Driver Award of the race. Peters qualified for the 200 lap event earlier that afternoon in the 12th position. It was Peters’ third straight top-12 starting position and his fifth top-15 finish of the 2006 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season.
Peters Ready to "Heat" Up the Action in Memphis
Mt. Juliet, TN
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07-13-2006
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Timothy Peters will be making his second career Memphis start this weekend. He finished 19th in last year’s NCTS event.Peters will be driving the Bobby Hamilton Racing chassis “Demon” this weekend at Memphis Motorsports Park. The O’Reilly 200 at Memphis will mark Peters’ 30th NCTS career start. Last week’s 9th qualifying effort at The Kentucky Speedway was Peters’ second top-10 starting position of the 2006 season. His first came the week before at Kansas Speedway.
Lagasse Jr. Back in the Saddle for Memphis
Mt. Juliet, TN
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07-13-2006
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Scott Lagasse, Jr. will be making his first-career start at Memphis this weekend.Lagasse Jr. will be driving the BHR chassis “Butthead” this weekend at Memphis. He has competed in the last three ARCA races in the No. 4 Dodge Charger. His average starting position is 5th and finishing position is 15th. The O’Reilly 200 will mark Lagasse’s 8th NCTS career start. His last NCTS start was at Texas earlier this season.
No. 4 Dodge Motorsports - Timothy Peters Kentucky Race Review
Sparta, KY
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07-10-2006
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Timothy Peters was excited heading into the start of the Built Ford Tough 225. His Dodge Racing team posted fast laps in practice and qualified 9th Saturday afternoon for the night’s events. All his excitement went out the window not long into the 150 lap event when Peters realized he had a beast on his hands. He battled with a wicked loose race truck most of the night and was able to salvage a 25th finishing position in the 13th NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series event of the season.
No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge Ram - Timothy Peters Kentucky Race Preview
Mt. Juliet, TN
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07-05-2006
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Timothy Peters will be making his second career Kentucky start this weekend. He finished 28th in last year’s NCTS event. Peters will be driving the Bobby Hamilton Racing chassis “Demon” this weekend at The Kentucky Speedway. The Built Ford Tough 225 at The Kentucky Speedway will mark Peters’ 29th NCTS career start. Last week’s 9th qualifying effort at The Kansas Speedway was Peters’ first top-10 starting position of the 2006 season.
Hamilton Sr. Heads Back to Track
Mt. Juliet, TN
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07-05-2006
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Bobby Hamilton Sr. will be making his first trek back to the race track since St. Louis on April 29th. The elder Hamilton is recuperating after his five-months of chemo/radiation treatments. Bobby Hamilton Jr. will be making his first NCTS start at Kentucky Speedway. The Built Ford Tough 225 will mark Hamilton Jr.'s 18th NCTS career start.Hamilton Jr. will be making his 10th start in the No. 18 Fastenal Dodge at the O'Reilly Auto Parts 250.
Hamilton Candidly Discusses Cancer Battle
Mt. Juliet, TN
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07-05-2006
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It’s amazing how much one word can change your life. When you hear it, feel it, bear it, and breathe it that one word changes your entire view on the way you see every single aspect of your life. I will never be the same person I was before I found out I had cancer. I am now a better person for what I have endured just as all the millions of people in our country who feel the same way after battling cancer.
Peters, Dodge Motorsports Dodge Ram Post 19th Place Finish at Kansas
Kansas City, KS
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07-03-2006
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Timothy Peters and Kansas Speedway were getting along great in their first meeting this weekend in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series O’Reilly Auto Parts 250 until a slick racetrack and worn tires with 25 laps to go spoiled the fun. Peters started the weekend of by qualifying in the 9th position on Friday evening for his best start of the 2006 season. He backed up the strong qualifying effort running in the top-10 for 127 laps of the 167-lap event. In the end, the worn tires prevented Peters from capitalizing on the strong weekend and the end result was a 19th place finish.
Peters Hopes to Keep Momentum Rolling In Kansas
Mt. Juliet, TN
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06-29-2006
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NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series competitor Timothy Peters will be making his first career Kansas start this weekend. Peters will be driving the Bobby Hamilton Racing chassis “Demon” this weekend at The Kansas Speedway. The O'Reilly Auto Parts 250 at The Kansas Speedway will mark Peters’ 28th NCTS career start.Last week’s 6th place run at The Milwaukee Mile was Peters’ first top-10 of the 2006 season.
Peters Posts Strong Top Ten Run at Milwaukee
Milwaukee, WI
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06-26-2006
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Timothy Peters went to The Milwaukee Mile with a mission to finish in the top-10 for the first time this season and he did just that. Peters started in the 29th position and worked his way through the field to bring home the No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge sixth in the Toyota Tundra Milwaukee 200 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Race. It was the team’s second consecutive finish inside the top-10.
Peters Ready for Milwaukee Debut
Mt. Juliet, TN
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06-21-2006
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Timothy Peters will be making his first career Milwaukee start this weekend. Peters will be driving the Bobby Hamilton Racing chassis “Rocket” this weekend at The Milwaukee Mile.The Toyota Tundra 200 at Michigan International Speedway will mark Peters’ 27th NCTS career start. The last time a Dodge went to victory lane at The Milwaukee Mile was in 2004 with driver Ted Musgrave. BHR employees Jeff White and Kip McCord were calling the shots for Casey Atwood in 1999 when he went to victory lane at The Milwaukee Mile in the DieHard 250.
No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge Ram Michigan Race Review
Brooklyn, MI
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06-19-2006
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In his first NCTS start this season NASCAR Nextel Cup Driver Bobby Labonte scored Dodge’s and Bobby Hamilton Racing’s first top-five finish of the season in the Con-Way Freight 200 at Michigan International Speedway on Saturday afternoon. Labonte qualified his Dodge Motorsports Dodge in the seventh position earlier in the day and took the lead from Mark Martin on lap 40. He would lead for a total of nine laps through out the event before coming home in the third position. It was Labonte’s fifth top-five finish in his minimal NCTS career.
No. 04 Hemi Dodge Scott Lagasse Jr. Texas Race Review
Fort Worth, TX
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06-12-2006
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Dodge driver Scott Lagasse Jr. has driven several challenging race cars in his young career, but Friday night’s entry in the Sam’s Town 400 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race was his biggest challenge to date. Along with his fellow Bobby Hamilton Racing teammates, Lagasse Jr. battled a wicked loose No. 04 Hemi Dodge the entire night. After several attempts to tighten up the chassis Lagasse Jr. was forced to settle for 29th position at Texas Motor Speedway.
No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Timothy Peters Texas Race Review
Fort Worth, TX
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06-12-2006
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Timothy Peters battled a wicked loose No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge during Friday night’s Sam’s Town 400 at Texas Motor Speedway. Peters was not alone in his battle as all Bobby Hamilton Racing entry’s battled extremely loose race trucks during the night. Peters was able to use the low line around the track to his advantage and finish in the 20th position. He was the highest finishing BHR Dodge.
Lagasse Jr. Looking for Luck in Texas
Mt. Juliet, TN
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06-07-2006
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Scott Lagasse, Jr. will be making his first-career start at Texas Motor Speedway this weekend. Lagasse Jr. will be driving the BHR chassis “Angel” this weekend at Dover. This particular chassis is one of the oldest in the BHR stable and has been to victory lane several times with former BHR drivers Joe Ruttman and Chad Chaffin.The Sam Town’s 400K will mark Lagasse’s sixth NCTS career start. Lagasse Jr. currently sits 33rd in NCTS Owner’s points. He will have to qualify for the event on time.
Peters Hopes to Continue Momentum Surge in Texas
Mt. Juliet, TN
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06-07-2006
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Timothy Peters will be making his second Texas start this weekend. Peters qualified 21st and finished 32nd in last year’s June Texas event.Peters will be driving the Bobby Hamilton Racing chassis “Demon” this weekend at Texas Motor Speedway. The Sam’s Town 400 at Texas Motor Speedway Raceway will mark Peters’ 26th NCTS career start. Peters once again gained valuable spots in the NCTS owner’s points after his 14th place finish at Dover, moving him up to 21st overall.
Timothy Peters Dodge Motorsports No. 4 Dover Race Review
Dover, DE
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06-05-2006
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Dodge Motorsports Driver Timothy Peters was looking forward to capitalizing on his career best finish Friday at Dover International Raceway working his way up to as high as fourth place before a pit stop sequence late in the race relegated him to a 14th place finish. The AAA Insurance 200 was Peter’s second straight top-15 finish and his third top-15 finish of the season. His strong run moved him to 20th position in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series point standings.
Scott Lagasse Jr. No. 04 Hemi Dover Race Review
Dover, DE
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06-02-2006
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Dodge driver Scott Lagasse Jr. was lighting fast in the opening laps of the AAA Insurance 200 at Dover International Raceway, gaining seven spots in the first 19 laps before getting wicked loose coming off turn two. Lagasse hit the inside wall while passing another competitor for the 12th position. The right front damage that he sustained forced the No. 04 Hemi Dodge behind the wall for 13 laps. Lagasse Jr. was able to return to the track and salvage a 35th place finish in the seventh NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series’ event of the season.
Lagasse Jr. Looking for Lady Luck in Dover
Mt. Juliet, TN
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05-31-2006
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Scott Lagasse, Jr. will be making his second-career start at The Monster Mile this weekend. He competed in last year’s NASCAR Busch Series race for FitzBradshaw Racing finishing 42nd after a crash ended his day.Lagasse Jr. will be driving the BHR chassis “Butthead” this weekend at Dover. It will be “Butthead’s” third start this season. The AAA Insurance 200 will mark Lagasse’s 6th NCTS career start.Lagasse Jr. currently sits 31st in NCTS Owner’s points. He will have to qualify for the event on time.
Peters Hopes to Make Most of Monster Mile
Mt. Juliet, TN
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05-31-2006
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Timothy Peters will be making his second Dover start this weekend. Peters qualified fourth and finished sixth in last year’s Dover event.Peters will be driving the BHR chassis “Rocket” this weekend at Dover. The chassis ran at Charlotte, Kentucky, Memphis, IRP, Nashville, Bristol, Richmond, Las Vegas, Martinsville, Atlanta and Homestead with Peters behind the wheel in 2005 and ran as recently as last week at Mansfield where it posted an 11th place finish. The AAA Insurance 200 at Dover International Raceway will mark Peters’ 25th NCTS career start.Peters gained eight valuable spots in the NCTS owner’s points after his 11th place finish at Mansfield moving him up to 24th overall.
Timothy Peters No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Mansfield Race Review
Mansfield, OH
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05-27-2006
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Dodge Motorsports driver Timothy Peters made a major move in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series owners standings by posting a hard fought 11th place finish in the City of Mansfield 250 at Mansfield Motorsports Speedway on Saturday afternoon. Peters climbed from 32nd to 24th in the NCTS owners points, it was the team’s second top-15 finish of the season.
Scott Lagase Jr. No 04 Hemi Dodge Mansfield Race Report
Mansfield, OH
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05-27-2006
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Dodge driver Scott Lagasse Jr. was in route to his best finish of the season when once again a cut tire late in the race ruined his day. Lagasse Jr. was running in the 13th place with 46 laps to go when he realized he had a flat tire forcing the Hemi Dodge to pit under green flag conditions. Lagasse Jr. was able to work his way back up to a 20th place finish in the City of Mansfield 250 at Mansfield Motorsprots Speedway.
Scott Lagassee Jr. No. 04 Hemi Dodge Mansfield Race Preview
Mt. Juliet, TN
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05-23-2006
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Scott Lagasse, Jr. will be making his first-career start at Mansfield this weekend. Lagasse will be driving the BHR chassis “Butthead” this weekend at Mansfield. It will be “Butthead’s” 2nd start this season. The Mansfield 250 will mark Lagasse’s 5th NCTS career start.
Timothy Peters No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge Mansfield Race Preview
Mt. Juliet, TN
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05-23-2006
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Timothy Peters will be making his first Mansfield Motorsports Speedway start this weekend. Peters served as a crew member at Mansfield for the No. 4 Bobby Hamilton Racing Dodge in 2005. Peters will be driving the BHR chassis “Rocket” this weekend at Mansfield. The chassis ran at Charlotte, Kentucky, Memphis, IRP, Nashville, Bristol, Richmond, Las Vegas, Martinsville, Atlanta and Homestead with Peters behind the wheel in 2005. The Mansfield 250 at Mansfield Motorsports Speedway will mark Peters’ 24th NCTS career start.
Peters, Dodge Motorsports Dodge Make Most out of Tough Day
Concord, NC
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05-21-2006
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Dodge Motorsports driver Timothy Peters made the most of a tough situation in Friday night’s Quaker Steak and Lube 200 at Lowe’s Motor Speedway. Peters suffered a cut right front tire during an early morning practice session which forced his Dodge hard into the wall and required him to go to his backup Dodge Motorsports Dodge. Faced with having to qualify on time to make the event, Peters qualified his Dodge in the 19th position, ensuring a spot in the field, despite making only one lap in his backup truck during the last practice session. The Providence, NC native battled a tight race truck throughout the event and posted a 23rd place finish.
Lagasee Jr. Looks for Success at Lowe's
Mt. Juliet, TN
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05-16-2006
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Scott Lagasse, Jr. will be making his first-career start at Lowe’s this weekend.Lagasse will be driving the BHR chassis “Angel” this weekend at Charlotte. It will be “Angels’ ” 4th start this season. This particular chassis has visited victory lane several times with past BHR drivers Joe Ruttman and Chad Chaffin.The Quaker Steak and Lube 200 at Gateway will mark Lagasse’s 4th NCTS career start.
Peters, Dodge Motorsports Team Ready for Challenge at Charlotte
Mt. Juliet, TN
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05-16-2006
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Timothy Peters will be making his second Lowe’s Motor Speedway start this weekend. In 2005 he started 22nd and finished in the 32nd position.Peters will be driving the BHR chassis “Duster” this weekend at LMS. “Duster” previously ran at California and Atlanta in 2006 with Peters behind the wheel.The Quaker Steak and Lube 200 at Lowe’s Motor Speedway will mark Peters’ 22nd NCTS career start.
‘CRAFTSMAN FOR A CURE’ KICKS OFF WITH WEEKLONG EBAY AUCTION
Mt. Juliet, TN
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05-16-2006
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Although the ‘Craftsman For a Cure’ charity event is still a week away, race fans will have the opportunity to donate to the cause by purchasing some unique items through an EBay charity auction that kicks off today.The weeklong EBay auction will run from today through Monday, May 22. The online auction leads up to the actual ‘Craftsman For a Cure’ charity event – hosted by Craftsman Motorsports and Bobby Hamilton Racing – on Tuesday, May 23 at NASCAR SpeedPark at Concord Mills in Concord, N.C. in addition to the EBay auction, some tickets for dinners, races and autographs still remain for the ‘Craftsman For a Cure’ charity event. And today, former NASCAR Nextel Cup Series champion Bobby Labonte confirmed that he will participate.
Tragedy Strikes Craftsman Truck Series Family
Mt. Juliet, TN
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05-14-2006
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On Friday May 12, Herbert Wayne Gill, Jr , nicknamed “Herbie”, was found deceased in his home in Rockvale, TN. Herbie, who had recently turned 40, was the older brother of long time NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and NASCAR Nextel Cup Crew Chief, Danny Gill who currently serves as Competition Director for Bobby Hamilton Racing. Herbie had been a part of the NCTS family from 2000-2004, working mostly for BHR and Morgan-Dollar Motorsports as a tire specialist. He also contributed highly to the team by serving as a spotter when needed. He was serving as Bobby Hamilton Sr.’s spotter when he won his first NCTS race at Martinsville Speedway in 2000.
No. 04 Hemi Dodge Scott Lagasse Jr. Gateway Race Recap
Madison, IL
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05-01-2006
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Hemi Driver Scott Lagasse Jr. was running 9th with one lap to go and on track for a career best NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series finish when he was involved in a incident with veteran competitor Dennis Setzer sending the No. 04 Hemi Dodge into the wall. Lagasse Jr. quickly recovered and salvaged a 21st finishing position in the Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers Ram Tough 200.
No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge Timothy Peters Gateway Race Recap
Madison, IL
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05-01-2006
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Dodge Motorsports driver Timothy Peters was involved in an on track incident not of his own making in the early stages of the Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers Ram Tough 200 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Gateway International Raceway causing extreme damage to his No. 4 Dodge. On lap 7 rookie Joey Miller drove his truck across the rumble strips of the track in between turns three and four, causing him to get loose and wash into Steve Park, who in turn pushed up into Peters forcing his No. 4 Dodge to slam hard into the turn four retaining wall.
Scott Lagasse, Jr. Back in the Saddle at Gateway
Mt. Juliet, TN
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04-25-2006
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Scott Lagasse, Jr. will be making his first-career start at Gateway this weekend.Lagasse will be driving the BHR chassis “Angel” this weekend at Gateway. It will be “Angels’ ” 3rd start this season. This particular chassis has visited victory lane several times with past BHR drivers Joe Ruttman and Chad Chaffin. The Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers Ram Tough 200 at Gateway will mark Lagasse’s 3rd NCTS career start.
Peters set for Return to Gateway
Mt. Juliet, TN
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04-25-2006
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Timothy Peters will be making his second Gateway start this weekend. In 2005 he started 18th and finished in the 16th position in only his second NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start.Peters will be driving the BHR chassis “Rocket” this weekend at Gateway. It will be “Rocket’s” 12th NCTS start. The chassis ran at Charlotte, Kentucky, Memphis, IRP, Nashville, Bristol, Richmond, Las Vegas, Martinsville and Atlanta in 2005 with Peters behind the wheel. The Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers Ram Tough 200 at Gateway will mark Peters’ 21st NCTS career start.
"Craftsman for a Cure" tickets now available
Mt. Juliet, TN
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04-17-2006
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Race fans will be able to purchase tickets for the ‘Craftsman For a Cure’ charity event beginning Monday, April 17.Craftsman Motorsports in conjunction with Bobby Hamilton Racing will host the ‘Craftsman For a Cure’ charity event on Tuesday, May 23 at NASCAR SpeedPark in Concord, N.C. from 5 to 9 p.m. The charity event will support the American Cancer Society Relay for Life and the Victory Junction Gang Camp.
No. 04 Dodge Hemi Martinsville Race Review
Martinsville, VA
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04-03-2006
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Nextel Cup Rookie David Stremme climbed into the No. 04 Hemi Dodge NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series entry to gain valuable experience at Martinsville Speedway. His learning experience was cut short in the Kroger 250 on lap 21 when he was tapped in the rear coming out of turn three causing him to be hit by another truck resulting in heavy damage to the front end of the Hemi Dodge. The Bobby Hamilton Racing team went to work behind the wall replacing the radiator and cutting away damaged sheet metal in record time. Stremme was able to salvage a 32nd place finish in the Kroger 250 at Martinsville Speedway.
Timothy Peters No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge Martinsville Race Review
Martinsville, VA
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04-03-2006
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Timothy Peters had worked his way up to the fourth position in the Kroger 250 at Martinsville Speedway and was trying to take away the third spot when he ducked underneath Matt Crafton and both trucks got loose going into the corner. Peters No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge spun around and stopped by hitting the inside retaining wall. The crew worked diligently behind the wall to repair the damage but a broken line and leaking fluid caused their day to end early. Peters finished the NASCAR Craftsmen Truck Series event in the 35th position.
Lagasse Jr. Set for Martinsville Debut
Mt. Juliet, TN
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03-28-2006
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Scott Lagasse Jr. will be making his first start at Martinsville Speedway in the Kroger 250 on Saturday. Lagasse Jr. will be behind of the wheel of chassis “Butthead” at Martinsville. This particular chassis has made numerous starts for Bobby Hamilton Racing and went to victory lane at Indianapolis Raceway Park in 2004. Lagasse Jr. is currently 36th in driver points heading into the Martinsville Kroger 250.
Peters Ready for Martinsville Return
Mt. Juliet, TN
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03-28-2006
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Timothy Peters will make his third Martinsville Speedway NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start in the Kroger 250 on Saturday April 1st piloting the No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge Ram prepared by Bobby Hamilton Racing. Peters made his first ever NCTS start at Martinsville in the spring event one year ago, starting 25th and finishing 18th. In his second Martinsville start last fall Peters qualified 8th and finished 8th, leading 49 laps of the event.
Scott Lagasse Jr. No. 04 Dodge Hemi Atlanta Race Recap
Hampton, GA
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03-21-2006
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A cut tire on lap 31 under green flag conditions and damage from a multi-truck wreck on lap 58 ended all hopes of a good run for No. 04 Hemi Dodge driver Scott Lagasse Jr. and team. The BHR team was able to repair the No. 04 Hemi Dodge in record time and Lagasse was able to salvage a 31st place finish in the John Deere 200 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Late Race Melee Derails Peters. Dodge Motorsports Dodge at Atlanta
Hampton, GA
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03-20-2006
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In the closing stages of the John Deere 200 at Atlanta Motor Speedway on Friday night, Timothy Peters had high hopes of staying on the lead lap and posting another solid finish in his No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge. All those thoughts came to an abrupt end on lap 126 of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race when Todd Bodine made a desperate and ill advised four-wide move coming off of turn two and slammed into Peters’ Dodge Ram.
Hamilton Places 14th at Atlanta
Hampton, GA
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03-20-2006
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Bobby Hamilton shocked the nation Friday afternoon announcing that the John Deere 200 would be his last race for a while. Hamilton has been diagnosed with cancer in his neck and is reluctantly stepping out of his No. 18 Fastenal Dodge with fill-in driver named as his son Bobby Hamilton Jr. In his final attempt before his treatment the savvy driver managed to miss the final lap melee to finish the event in the 14th position.
Hamilton Taking Time Off from 2006 Season for Health Reasons
Mt. Juliet, TN
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03-17-2006
2004 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion Bobby Hamilton regretfully is stepping out of his No. 18 Fastenal Dodge for the 2006 season effective after the race at Atlanta Motor Speedway due to health reasons. Hamilton has been diagnosed with cancer in the right side of his neck and will be replaced for the season by his son Bobby Hamilton Jr. "Nobody wants to go through this and the word cancer is a stout word to hear," Hamilton said. "But I will be starting my treatment right after the race in Atlanta so I have to take care of me for awhile."
Bobby Hamilton No. 18 Fastenal Dodge Atlanta Preview
Mt. Juliet, TN
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03-14-2006
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Bobby Hamilton is hoping his next NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start at Atlanta Motor Speedway is as good as his first one. Hamilton won the series inaugural race at AMS and has high hopes for this Friday’s John Deere 200 at the ultra-fast high banked quad-oval. Overall Hamilton has one win, two top-fives and three top-10’s in just three AMS NCTS starts.
Scott Lagasse Jr. No 04 Dodge Hemi Atlanta Preview
Mt. Juliet, TN
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03-13-2006
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Scott Lagasse Jr. will make his second career NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start this Friday in the John Deere 200 on the 1.54 mile quad-oval at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Lagasse Jr. started 34th and finished 30th in his first foray into NCTS competition at California Speedway. Lagasse Jr.’s team will utilize the BHR chassis “Angel” at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Timothy Peters No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge Atlanta Preview
Mt. Juliet, TN
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03-13-2006
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Timothy Peters will make his second NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start on the ultra fast 1.54 mile quad-oval at Atlanta Motor Speedway this Friday in the John Deere 200. Peters will pilot the No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge Ram prepared by Bobby Hamilton Racing. Peters is coming off of a 12th place finish at Daytona International Speedway and a 24th place finish in the series second event at California. He currently stands 16th in the NCTS driver’s point standings, just 40 points out of the top ten.
Hamilton Places 23rd at California
Fontana, CA
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02-27-2006
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When Fastenal driver Bobby Hamilton started the Racetickets.com 200 at California Speedway he could barely hang on to his No. 18 Dodge Ram because it was extremely loose. Each pit stop the Fastenal Racing Team tightened up the truck to aid their driver. After the adjustments Hamilton steadily picked up positions throughout the race and finished the event in the 23rd spot.
Peters Finishes 24th at California
Fontana, CA
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02-24-2006
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NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series competitor Timothy Peters fought an extremely loose chassis on his No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge Ram throughout Friday night’s Racetickets.com 200 at California Speedway. Despite his crew’s valiant attempts to improve the handling on Peters’ Dodge, he was unable to make up any significant ground and finished the event in the 24th position.
Lagasse Jr. Comes Home 30th in First NCTS Start
Fontana, CA
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02-24-2006
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A malfunctioning radio and a loose wheel were two obstacles the No. 04 Hemi Dodge driver Scott Lagasse Jr. had to overcome in his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series debut. With the help of his Hemi Dodge Racing Team’s fast thinking Lagasse was able to salvage a 30th place finish in the RaceTickets.com 200 at California Speedway.
Timothy Peters Dodge Motorsports California Race Preview
Mt. Juliet, TN
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02-21-2006
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Timothy Peters will make his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start in the Racetickets.com 200 at California Speedway this Friday in the No. 4 Dodge Motorsports Dodge Ram prepared by Bobby Hamilton Racing. Peters is coming off of an impressive 12th place finish at Daytona International Speedway this past weekend. He currently stands 12th in the NCTS driver’s point standings, a scant 8 points out of the top ten.
Scott Lagasse Jr. California Race Preview
Mt. Juliet, TN
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02-21-2006
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Scott Lagasse Jr. will make his inaugural NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start this Friday in the Racetickets.com 200 at California Speedway. NCTS competition does run in Lagasse Jr.’s family however, Scott Lagasse Sr. has posted 2 top fives and 7 top tens in 24 NCTS events.
Lagasse Jr. has five NASCAR Busch starts on his resume. Lagasse Jr. will pilot the No. 04 Dodge Hemi Ram prepared by Bobby Hamilton Racing at California and for the remainder of the 2006 NCTS season.
Bobby Hamilton Fastenal Dodge California Race Preview
Mt. Juliet, TN
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02-21-2006
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Bobby Hamilton will make his 4th NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start in the Racetickets.com 200 at California Speedway this Friday. Hamilton has three top five finishes in his four NCTS starts at the two mile speedway. Hamilton posted a strong 2nd place finish at California last season. He is coming off a 21st place finish last weekend at Daytona International Speedway. Hamilton’s Daytona efforts were dashed when a stray window tear off got stuck on the front of his No. 18 Fastenal Dodge during the race’s first few laps. Hamilton currently stands 21st in the NCTS driver’s standings.
PETERS MAKES LATE CHARGE AT DAYTONA
Daytona Beach, FL
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02-17-2006
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In his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series superspeedway start Dodge Motorsports driver Timothy Peters started the season opener GM FlexFuel 250 race at Daytona International Speedway in the 28th position. The sophomore season driver stuck with his teammates just as planned until the final laps of the race when it was every man for himself. Peters managed to work his way through the field finishing the event in the 12th position.
STRAY WINDOW TEAR OFF FOILS HAMILTON'S BID FOR REPEAT AT DAYTONA
Daytona Beach, FL
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02-17-2006
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In his 100th career NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start, Bobby Hamilton driver of the Fastenal Dodge, started the season opener GM FlexFuel 250 race at Daytona International Speedway with a mission in mind. His mission was altered when a window tear off from another truck got stuck on his front grill causing his engine to overheat in the opening laps. Despite the setback Hamilton still managed to finish the event in 21st.
Hamilton's First Start for Fastenal a Landmark Event
Mt Juliet, TN
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02-13-2006
2004 Series Champ Makes 100th Career NCTS Start -
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series competitor Bobby Hamilton is hoping for a rare feat - a repeat of last year's win in the NCTS event at Daytona International Speedway. No NCTS driver has won back to back events at the storied 2.5 mile tri-oval, in fact no driver has won the event more than once since the initial series event at the venue in 2000. Hamilton is already slated to make history with his 100th career NCTS start and he knows that if he is to make it back to Victory Lane with his No. 18 Fastenal Dodge in the GM FlexFuel 250 on Friday night that strategy will play a larger than life role.
Former Truck Series Champ Hamilton Looking Forward to 2006 Campaign
Mt. Juliet, TN
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02-13-2006
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As the preseason testing wound down at Daytona International Speedway on Sunday afternoon, NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series competitor Bobby Hamilton cast an eye to the future. With a prominent full time sponsor on board for the 2006 NCTS campaign, Hamilton is optimistic about his chances in the No. 18 Fastenal Dodge Ram. "We are thrilled to be working with a great company like Fastenal," Hamilton said. "We use their products on our race trucks and so the fit is perfect. (Team PR Photo)
Peters Long Daytona Wait Almost Over
Mt. Juliet, TN
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02-13-2006
Second year NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series competitor Timothy Peters has been waiting a long time to race at Daytona International Speedway. As a rookie with no superspeedway experience Peters was denied the opportunity to compete at the famed 2.5 mile tri-oval in 2005. Instead he served as the spotter for Casey Atwood. When the green flag falls for the GM Fuel Flex 250 on Friday night he will finally get his chance to tackle one of NASCAR's most hallowed venues with 35 of his closest rivals. "Racing at Daytona is something that I looked forward to for a long time," Peters said.
Hamlin Set for Daytona Debut
Mt. Juliet, TN
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02-13-2006
Chip Ganassi Racing NASCAR Busch Series development driver Kevin Hamlin will make his second career NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start and his first start at Daytona International Speedway on Friday, February 17th, in the Bobby Hamilton Racing No. 04 Dodge Hemi Ram. Scott Lagasse Jr, also a Ganassi development driver, is slated to drive the No. 04 Dodge Hemi truck for BHR throughout the 2006 season, but as a result of not being approved for Daytona’s famed 2.5 Mile Tri-Oval, Hamlin will step in for one race.
Hamilton Partners with Fastenal
Mt. Juliet, TN
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12-09-2005
2004 Champion Signs Multi-Year Deal, Will Change to No. 18 -
2004 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion Bobby Hamilton has joined forces with the Fastenal Company, a Minnesota based industrial and construction supply company with over 1,700 stores in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Singapore and the Netherlands. Hamilton will pilot the No.18 Fastenal Dodge in 2006 and 2007, switching from the No. 04 he drove in 2005. "We are thrilled to be working with a great company like Fastenal," Hamilton said. "We use their products on our race trucks and so the fit is perfect."
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