December 1st - December 5th, 2008
Monday: It's Driver Review Week here on the Frontstretch! In honor of the upcoming banquet in New York City, we have some festivities of our own, giving season report cards on the years of 10th place point finisher Kyle Busch and 9th place Tony Stewart. Be sure to read and vote for the grade YOU would give your favorite driver!
Tuesday: 8th place Denny Hamlin and 7th place Jeff Gordon are profiled as driver reviews continue.
Wednesday: 6th place Jeff Burton and 5th place Clint Bowyer get graded as our profiles keep rollin' on.
Thursday: 4th place Kevin Harvick and 3rd place Greg Biffle get their report cards as the season-ending banquet gets ever closer.
Friday: Just before they go up on the big stage, runner-up Carl Edwards and 2008 Sprint Cup Champion Jimmie Johnson get their season-ending reviews.
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Ken Schrader to Drive No. 96 DLP®HDTV Toyota at Bristol
Wednesday August 20, 2008
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Aug. 19, 2008) – NASCAR veteran Ken Schrader will drive the No. 96 DLP®HDTV Toyota Camry for Hall of Fame Racing in this weekend’s Sharpie 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series event at Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway.
“Ken Schrader has a lot of experience at Bristol and we felt with as competitive as the field will be this weekend, he gives us the best chance to be successful,” said Tom Garfinkel, co-owner of Hall of Fame Racing. “Brad Coleman will test for us next week at Kansas Speedway and we plan on having Brad compete in more races throughout the remainder of the year. We look forward to working with Brad as he continues to gain experience at the Sprint Cup level.”
Schrader will attempt to make his 723rd career Sprint Cup start and his 47th at Bristol. He has 11 top-10 finishes at Bristol, including a second-place effort in April 1994. In 722 Sprint Cup starts, Schrader has four victories, 184 top-10 finishes and 23 pole positions. Schrader has six NASCAR Nationwide Series starts at Bristol, with two top-10 finishes. In addition, he has four NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series starts at the .533-mile oval and has never finished worse than 18th.
Coleman, who has served as a test driver for Hall of Fame Racing since November 2007, made his Sprint Cup debut last weekend at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn.
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