Penske Racing
Dodge Unveils 2013 Sprint Cup Charger
Dodge’s SRT Motorsports unveiled the 2013 Dodge Charger that will compete in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series next season at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Penske Will Switch From Dodge To Ford In 2013
Penske Racing may switch from Dodge Chargers to Ford Fusions in the Sprint Cup Series in 2013.
Snap-on Tools To Sponsor Penske Racing, No. 22 N’Wide Ride
Snap-on Tools has enhanced its relationship with Penske Racing, and will appear as primary sponsor on the team’s No. 22 Nationwide Series entry driven by Brad Keselowski and Parker Kligerman.
Ragan To Drive For Front Row Motorsports
Front Row Motorsports has signed David Ragan to drive the team’s No. 34 Sprint Cup Ford. David Gilliland will drive the team’s second Sprint Cup entry, the No. 38.
Busch To Drive For Phoenix Racing In 2012
Kurt Busch will drive Phoenix Racing’s No. 51 Chevy in the Sprint Cup Series in 2012, according to FoxSports.com. Busch and team owner Jame Finch reached a handshake deal.
Allmendinger To Drive Penske Racing’s No. 22 In 2012
One day after Best Buy announced that it was moving its sponsorship from Richard Petty Motorsports’ No. 43 Ford to Roush Fenway Racing and drivers Carl Edwards and Matt Kenseth, Penske Racing has announced that driver of the No. 43 AJ Allmendinger will take over driving duties of the No. 22 Shell Pennzoil Dodge in 2012.
Best Buy To Sponsor Kenseth And Edwards In 2012
Best Buy Co., Inc. announced that it has reached a deal with Roush Fenway Racing to serve as primary sponsor for Carl Edwards for two races and Matt Kenseth for nine races in 2012.
Penske Promotes Gordon To Crew Chief Of No. 22 Team
Penske Racing announced that Todd Gordon will be crew chief for the No. 22 Shell Pennzoil Dodge in 2012.
Richard Petty Motorsports Considering Kurt Busch?
Richard Petty Motorsports is considering replacing AJ Allmendinger with newly available Kurt Busch in an effort to retain sponsor Best Buy.
Busch Situation Proves That Sponsorship Drives NASCAR
Penske Racing’s decision to “mutually” part ways with tumultuous driver Kurt Busch proves that sponsorship dollars drive NASCAR.
