Nascar Racing 2003 Resources

NASCAR-CUP: Roush Fenway Racing top winning moment
NASCAR Media Tabs Matt Kenseth’s 2003 Cup Championship as Top Roush Fenway “Winning� Moment Kenseth, No. 17 team dominated 2003, leading 33 straight weeks and winning Championship by 90 points Matt Kenseth is joined by Jack Roush and Robbie Reiser for a photo with the trophy Photo by: Autostock CONCORD, N.C. (Feb. 7, 2012) – The NASCAR media named Matt Kenseth’s 2003 NASCAR Cup Championship as ...

NASCAR-CUP: Roush Fenway Racing to celebrate 25 years in NASCAR racing
Roush Fenway to Commemorate “25 Winning Years� in 2012 Program to highlight Performance, People, Partners and Innovation heading into Roush Fenway’s 25th Season Jack Roush Photo by: Alexander Trienitz CONCORD, N.C. (Jan. 26, 2012) – Coming off one of the strongest seasons in its quarter-decade history, Roush Fenway Racing will commemorate 2012 by celebrating its 25th Anniversary of racing at ...

Fan’s View: Roush-Fenway Racing 2012 NASCAR Preview
Carl Edwards answered this question last season: How close can you come to the championship without winning it? The answer: score the same number of points as the champ, but lose it because you only got one win during the season.

FOX Sports Announces 2012 NASCAR on FOX Broadcast Schedule
The network's 12th year of coverage begins with the Budweiser Shootout on Saturday, February 18.

NASCAR tweaks rule book
For the past few months, NASCAR has vowed to rid Daytona International Speedway of love-bug racing. After Day 1 of Preseason Thunder on Thursday, the sanctioning body went back to tweaking its rule book and adjusted its goal. INSIDE: Preseason Thunder photo gallery

Pit reporter Krista Voda forecasts 12 Chase drivers in 2012
Fox's Krista Voda, the first female to host a NASCAR pre-race show, goes in-depth on her choices for this year's Chase for the Cup.

NASCAR Extends Deal with Turner Sports: A Fan’s Reaction
NASCAR is planning major changes to its official website nascar.com. Though Turner Sports will still be in charge of the administrative side of the website, NASCAR will now have control over the creative and informational aspects of the website.

Check out racing history
Dale Earnhardt's record-setting seven championships, Richard Petty's remarkable 200th victory, and the first checkered flags in NASCAR's premier series for such drivers as Jeff Gordon, Tony Stewart, Jimmie Johnson, and Dale Earnhardt, Jr., all happened while the sport's primary sponsor was the R.

Caraviello: NASCAR open to 'unprecedented' team input
Caraviello: NASCAR open to 'unprecedented' team input