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THIS WEEK'S RACING SCHEDULE
Nationwide Series:
Friday: Diamond Hill Plywood 200 from Darlington, 7pm
Sprint Cup Series:
Saturday: Dodge Challenger 500 from Darlington, 6:30pm
Pre-race coverage begins at 5:30pm
Today's NASCAR news:
NEXT STOP: DARLINGTON
Defending race winners Jeff Gordon (NASCAR Sprint Cup Series) and Denny Hamlin (NASCAR Nationwide Series) are in Darlington, South Carolina, this weekend for the final two days of competition before All-Star Weekend in Charlotte May 16th and 17th. In last year’s Dodge Challenger 500, Gordon led just 22 of the 367 laps … but they were the last 22 of the race as he posted the seventh Darlington victory of his career. In tonight’s Diamond Hill Plywood 200 NASCAR Nationwide Series race, Hamlin hopes to become the first driver since Jeff Burton (in 2001 and 2002) to win three consecutive races at Darlington. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
HARVICK, BURTON JUST KEEP GOING
A pair of Richard Childress Racing drivers hopes to keep impressive streaks alive this weekend at Darlington. Burton is the only Cup Series driver who has completed all 3,297 laps of competition through the first ten races of the season. And Kevin Harvick has now been running at the finish in fifty-four straight races, four shy of matching his own Cup Series record set from 2002 to 2004. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
MRN RADIO TO BROADCAST JUNE EVENTS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
Lawyers for both sides in the ongoing dispute over broadcast rights to NASCAR Sprint Cup and Nationwide series races at New Hampshire Motor Speedway have agreed to honor MRN Radio’s existing contract through the track’s June race weekend (June 27th through June 29th). An independent mediator will soon begin arbitration to address issues related to the final two years of MRN’s contract. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
TRACK FACTS
► Local NASCAR fans in Darlington will have three drivers from South Carolina to pull for in NASCAR Nationwide Series qualifying later today and the Diamond Hill Plywood 200 tonight. Kertus Davis is from Gaffney, Danny Efland hails from Irmo and Jason Keller’s hometown is Greenville.
► Cup Series drivers Sam Hornish Junior and Regan Smith will take their red-hot Raybestos Rookie of the Year race to Darlington. Through the first ten races this season, Hornish leads Smith by just one point. Dario Franchitti is a distant third, twenty-four points off the pace.
► Ken Schrader originally was slated to drive the Number-70 Haas CNC Racing entry Saturday night at Darlington. But Johnny Sauter, who drove the car last weekend at Richmond and during the two-day test earlier this week in Charlotte, is now back in that ride. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
TRACK INFORMATION: Darlington Raceway is a one-point-three-six-six-mile banked oval. The length of the frontstretch and backstretch is 1,230 feet, the equivalent of about four football fields. Grandstand seating capacity is 63,000. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
DODGE CHALLENGER 500 NASCAR SPRINT CUP SERIES RACE AT DARLINGTON RACEWAY … Saturday, 6:30 p.m. (ET)
► Recap of Last Year’s Race: Jeff Gordon continued Hendrick Motorsports’ dominance of the 2007 season with the organization’s eighth victory in the first eleven events. Rain forced a one-day postponement of the race. The wait was worth it for Gordon, who led just twenty-two laps … but they were the final twenty-two of the day as he notched the seventy-eighth win of his career. Gordon anxiously stalked the checkered flag in the closing laps as his Number-24 Chevrolet had steam from an overheating engine spitting through the overflow valve. Denny Hamlin led the most laps (179 of 367) and finished second; with Jimmie Johnson, Ryan Newman and Carl Edwards completing the Top Five.
► Track Position in Darlington: Ninety-one of 104 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races have been won from a starting position of tenth or better, with just five winners coming from a starting position of twentieth or worse.
► Winning From the Pole at Darlington: Eighteen of 104 Cup Series races have been won from the pole position. The last driver to do it was Dale Jarrett in 1997.
► Track Qualifying Record: Ward Burton … 173.797 miles per hour … 28.295 seconds … March 22nd, 1996.
► Track Record, Race average: Dale Earnhardt … 139.958 miles per hour … 3 hours, 34 minutes, 55 seconds … March 28th, 1993. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
DIAMOND HILL PLYWOOD 200 NASCAR NATIONWIDE SERIES RACE AT DARLINGTON RACEWAY … TONIGHT, 7 p.m. (ET)
► Recap of Last Year’s Race: Denny Hamlin led the most laps and claimed his second straight Diamond Hill Plywood 200 victory, beating runner-up Mark Martin to the finish line by nearly 1.5 seconds. Series points leader Carl Edwards placed third and opened up a 433-point lead in the standings. Jeff Burton and Clint Bowyer completed the Top Five in the running order.
► Track Position in Darlington: Thirty-four of forty-seven NASCAR Nationwide Series races have been won from a starting position of tenth or better, with just seven winners coming from a starting position of twentieth or worse.
► Winning From the Pole: Ten of forty-seven Nationwide Series races have been won from the pole position. The last driver to do it was Hamlin, in each of the last two years.
► Track Qualifying Record: Ryan Newman … 170.301 mph … 28.876 seconds … March 16th, 2001.
► Track Record, Race Average: Michael Waltrip … 138.140 mph … 1 hour, 27 minutes, 13 seconds … Sept. 5th, 1992. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCK SERIES UPDATE
►The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series is idle until the May 16th North Carolina Education Lottery 200 in Charlotte. There have been four different winners in five races this year, most recently reigning series champion Ron Hornaday Junior at Kansas Speedway. Todd Bodine, Kyle Busch and Dennis Setzer also have won in 2008.
► Hornaday is leading the standings with 775 points, sixty-one points ahead of second-place Rick Crawford. Bodine, Setzer and Johnny Benson complete the top five. In the Raybestos Rookie of the Year chase, Colin Braun holds a five-point edge over Justin Marks. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
IT HAPPENED ON THIS DATE
May 9th, 1964: Fred Lorenzen drove to victory in the Rebel 300 at Darlington Raceway for the second time in four years, notching the fifth of his eight wins that season. He was sponsored by Lafayette Ford of Fayetteville, North Carolina, and in a throwback sponsorship package this weekend, Yates Racing and driver Travis Kvapil are running a replica of Lorenzen’s paint scheme in Saturday night’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Dodge Challenger 500 at Darlington. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series
1290 WHKY broadcast schedule (times subject to change)
Sat 5/17, Charlotte, NASCAR Sprint All-Star Challenge, 6:30pm
Sun 5/25, Charlotte, Coca-Cola 600, 4pm
Sun 6/1, Dover, Autism Speaks 400 by VISA, 12:45pm
Sun 6/8, Pocono, Pocono 500, 1:15pm
Sun 6/15, Michigan, Citizens Bank 400, 1:15pm
Sun 6/22, Infineon, Toyota/Save Mart 350, 4pm
Sun 6/29, New Hampshire, Lexon Industrial Tools 300, 1:45pm
Sat 7/5, Daytona, Coca-Cola 400, 7:15pm
Sat 7/12, Chicago, USG Sheetrock 400, 7:30pm
Sat 7/19, Gateway, Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers 250, 9pm
Sun 7/27, Indianapolis, Allstate 400 at the Brickyard, 1:45pm
Sun 8/3, Pocono, Pennsylvania 500, 1:15pm
Sun 8/10, Watkins Glen, Centuion Boots at the Glen, 1:15pm
Sun 8/17, Michigan, 3M Performance 400, 1:15pm
Sat 8/23, Bristol, Sharpie 500, 7pm
Sun 8/31, California, Sharp AQUOS 500, 7:15pm
Sat 9/6, Richmond, Chevy Rock and Roll 400, 6:45pm
Sun 9/14, New Hampshire, Sylvania 300, 1:15pm
Sun 9/21, Dover, Dodge Dealers 400, 12:45pm
Sun 9/28, Kansas, LifeLock 400, 1:15pm
Sun 10/5, Talladega, UAW-Ford 500, 1:15pm
Sat 10/11, Charlotte, Bank of America 500, 6:15pm
Sun 10/19, Martinsville, Subway 500, 12:45pm
Sun 10/26, Atlanta, Pep Boys Auto 500, 1pm
Sun 11/2, Texas, Dickies 500, 2:30pm
Sun 11/9, Phoenix, Checker Auto Parts 500, 2:45pm
Sun 11/16, Miami, Ford 400, 2:45pm
NASCAR Nationwide Series
1290 WHKY broadcast schedule (times subject to change)
Sat 5/24, Charlotte, Carquest 300, 7:15pm
Sat 5/31, Dover, Dover 200, 2:30pm
Sat 6/7, Nashville, Federated Auto Parts 300, 6:30pm
Sat 6/14, Kentucky, Meijer 300, 8pm
Sat 6/21, Milwaukee, AT&T 250, 8pm
Sat 6/28, New Hampshire, Camping World 200, 2:30pm
Fri 7/4, Daytona, Winn-Dixie 250, 7:30pm
Fri 7/11, Chicago, USG Durock 300, 2:30pm
Sat 7/26, Indianapolis, Kroger 200, 7:30pm
Sat 8/2, Montreal, Napa Auto Parts 200, 3pm
Sat 8/9, Watkins Glen, Zippo 200, 3pm
Sat 8/16, Michigan, CARFAX 250, 3pm
Sat 8/30, California, Camping World 300, 9:30pm
Sat 9/20, Dover, RoadLoans.com 200, 3pm
Sat 9/27, Kansas, Yellow Transportation 300, 3pm
Sat 10/25, Memphis, Sam’s Town 250, 3pm
Sat 11/1, Texas, O’Reilly Challenge 300, 1:15pm
Sat 11/8, Phoenix, Arizona Travel 200, 4pm
Sat 11/15, Miami, Ford 300, 4pm
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series
1290 WHKY broadcast schedule (times subject to change)
Fri 5/16, Charlotte, Quaker Steak and Lube 200, 8:30pm
Sat 5/24, Mansfield, Ohio 250, 12:30pm
Fri 5/30, Dover, AAA Insurance 200, 4:15pm
Fri 6/6, Texas, Sam’s Town 400, 8:30pm
Sat 6/14, Michigan, Michigan 200, 2:30pm
Fri 6/20, Milwaukee, Toyota Tundra Milwaukee 200 8:30pm
Sat 6/28, Memphis, O’Reilly 200, 8:30pm
Sat 7/12, Kentucky, Built Ford Tough 225, 12:30pm
Fri 7/25, Indianapolis, Power Stroke Diesel 200, 7:30pm
Sat 8/9, Nashville, Toyota Tundra 200, 6pm
Sat 9/13, New Hampshire, Sylvania 200, 2:30pm
Sat 9/20, Las Vegas, Smith’s Las Vegas 350, 8:30pm
Sat 10/4, Talladega, Mountain Dew 250, 3:30pm
Sat 10/18, Martinsville, Kroger 200, 2:30pm
Sat 10/25, Atlanta, Easycare Vehicles Service Contracts 200, 12:30pm
IndyCar Series
1290 WHKY broadcast schedule (times subject to change)
Sat. 5/29, Indianapolis, Indianapolis 500, 12 noon
Sun. 7/6, Watkins Glen, 3pm
Sun. 7/20, Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, 1pm
Sun. 8/24, Infineon Raceway, 5pm
Sun. 9/7, Chicagoland Speedway, 3pm
THIS WEEK'S RACING SCHEDULE
Nationwide Series:
Friday: Lipton Tea 250 from Richmond, 7pm
Sprint Cup Series:
Saturday: Crown Royal 400 from Richmond, 6:45pm
Pre-race coverage begins at 5:45pm
Today's NASCAR news:
NFL’S MOSS NOW A NASCAR TEAM OWNER
New England Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss has formed Moss Motorsports, LLC with the intention of fielding a team in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at a handful of races during the second half of the season. According to Moss, the racing team will give his current marketing partners a new avenue for exposure and also will open doors for new companies to form alliances with the ten-year NFL veteran. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
SCHRADER FOR FRANCHITTI AT RICHMOND
With Dario Franchitti still on the mend with a broken ankle, Ken Schrader is expected to drive the #40 entry for Chip Ganassi Racing in Saturday night’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race in Richmond. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
DRIVER SPOTLIGHT
► Juan Pablo Montoya is the driver of the #42 Dodge for Chip Ganassi Racing in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. His crew chief is Jimmy Elledge.
► Montoya is coming off one of the best showings of his two-year Cup Series career, a second-place finish in the Aaron’s 499 at Talladega Superspeedway. The stellar effort lifted Montoya from seventeenth to twelfth in the driver standings, and into what would be the final spot in the 2008 Chase for the Sprint Cup.
► He is 32 years old and a native of Colombia. Montoya won two road races last year, his first season in NASCAR … the Nationwide Series event in Mexico City and the Sprint Cup Series race in Sonoma, California. He is the 1999 CART champion, won the 2000 Indianapolis 500 and was named Raybestos Rookie of the Year in the Cup Series in 2007.
► Montoya will appear soon in a Spanish-language special issue of People Magazine as one of “The Most Beautiful People of 2008.” (John Singler, MRN Radio)
NASCAR BIRTHDAYS
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers Elliott Sadler and Michael Waltrip are celebrating birthdays today. Sadler, driver of the #19 Dodge at Gillett Evernham Motorsports, turns 33. Waltrip, owner of Michael Waltrip Racing and driver of the #55 NAPA Toyota, is 45. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
IT HAPPENED ON THIS DATE
April 30th, 1987: Bill Elliott set a Cup Series qualifying record that still stands today, posting a lap of 212.809 miles per hour during time trials for the Winston 500 at Talladega. With the introduction of restrictor plates, Elliott’s record has remained intact. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series
1290 WHKY broadcast schedule (times subject to change)
Sat 5/10, Darlington, Dodge Avenger 500, 6:30pm
Sat 5/17, Charlotte, NASCAR Sprint All-Star Challenge, 6:30pm
Sun 5/25, Charlotte, Coca-Cola 600, 4pm
Sun 6/1, Dover, Autism Speaks 400 by VISA, 12:45pm
Sun 6/8, Pocono, Pocono 500, 1:15pm
Sun 6/15, Michigan, Citizens Bank 400, 1:15pm
Sun 6/22, Infineon, Toyota/Save Mart 350, 4pm
Sun 6/29, New Hampshire, Lexon Industrial Tools 300, 1:45pm
Sat 7/5, Daytona, Coca-Cola 400, 7:15pm
Sat 7/12, Chicago, USG Sheetrock 400, 7:30pm
Sat 7/19, Gateway, Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers 250, 9pm
Sun 7/27, Indianapolis, Allstate 400 at the Brickyard, 1:45pm
Sun 8/3, Pocono, Pennsylvania 500, 1:15pm
Sun 8/10, Watkins Glen, Centuion Boots at the Glen, 1:15pm
Sun 8/17, Michigan, 3M Performance 400, 1:15pm
Sat 8/23, Bristol, Sharpie 500, 7pm
Sun 8/31, California, Sharp AQUOS 500, 7:15pm
Sat 9/6, Richmond, Chevy Rock and Roll 400, 6:45pm
Sun 9/14, New Hampshire, Sylvania 300, 1:15pm
Sun 9/21, Dover, Dodge Dealers 400, 12:45pm
Sun 9/28, Kansas, LifeLock 400, 1:15pm
Sun 10/5, Talladega, UAW-Ford 500, 1:15pm
Sat 10/11, Charlotte, Bank of America 500, 6:15pm
Sun 10/19, Martinsville, Subway 500, 12:45pm
Sun 10/26, Atlanta, Pep Boys Auto 500, 1pm
Sun 11/2, Texas, Dickies 500, 2:30pm
Sun 11/9, Phoenix, Checker Auto Parts 500, 2:45pm
Sun 11/16, Miami, Ford 400, 2:45pm
NASCAR Nationwide Series
1290 WHKY broadcast schedule (times subject to change)
Fri 5/9, Darlington, Diamond Hill Plywood 200, 8pm
Sat 5/24, Charlotte, Carquest 300, 7:15pm
Sat 5/31, Dover, Dover 200, 2:30pm
Sat 6/7, Nashville, Federated Auto Parts 300, 6:30pm
Sat 6/14, Kentucky, Meijer 300, 8pm
Sat 6/21, Milwaukee, AT&T 250, 8pm
Sat 6/28, New Hampshire, Camping World 200, 2:30pm
Fri 7/4, Daytona, Winn-Dixie 250, 7:30pm
Fri 7/11, Chicago, USG Durock 300, 2:30pm
Sat 7/26, Indianapolis, Kroger 200, 7:30pm
Sat 8/2, Montreal, Napa Auto Parts 200, 3pm
Sat 8/9, Watkins Glen, Zippo 200, 3pm
Sat 8/16, Michigan, CARFAX 250, 3pm
Sat 8/30, California, Camping World 300, 9:30pm
Sat 9/20, Dover, RoadLoans.com 200, 3pm
Sat 9/27, Kansas, Yellow Transportation 300, 3pm
Sat 10/25, Memphis, Sam’s Town 250, 3pm
Sat 11/1, Texas, O’Reilly Challenge 300, 1:15pm
Sat 11/8, Phoenix, Arizona Travel 200, 4pm
Sat 11/15, Miami, Ford 300, 4pm
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series
1290 WHKY broadcast schedule (times subject to change)
Fri 5/16, Charlotte, Quaker Steak and Lube 200, 8:30pm
Sat 5/24, Mansfield, Ohio 250, 12:30pm
Fri 5/30, Dover, AAA Insurance 200, 4:15pm
Fri 6/6, Texas, Sam’s Town 400, 8:30pm
Sat 6/14, Michigan, Michigan 200, 2:30pm
Fri 6/20, Milwaukee, Toyota Tundra Milwaukee 200 8:30pm
Sat 6/28, Memphis, O’Reilly 200, 8:30pm
Sat 7/12, Kentucky, Built Ford Tough 225, 12:30pm
Fri 7/25, Indianapolis, Power Stroke Diesel 200, 7:30pm
Sat 8/9, Nashville, Toyota Tundra 200, 6pm
Sat 9/13, New Hampshire, Sylvania 200, 2:30pm
Sat 9/20, Las Vegas, Smith’s Las Vegas 350, 8:30pm
Sat 10/4, Talladega, Mountain Dew 250, 3:30pm
Sat 10/18, Martinsville, Kroger 200, 2:30pm
Sat 10/25, Atlanta, Easycare Vehicles Service Contracts 200, 12:30pm
IndyCar Series
1290 WHKY broadcast schedule (times subject to change)
Sat. 5/29, Indianapolis, Indianapolis 500, 12 noon
Sun. 7/6, Watkins Glen, 3pm
Sun. 7/20, Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, 1pm
Sun. 8/24, Infineon Raceway, 5pm
Sun. 9/7, Chicagoland Speedway, 3pm
THIS WEEK'S RACING SCHEDULE
Nationwide Series:
Friday: Lipton Tea 250 from Richmond, 7pm
Sprint Cup Series:
Saturday: Crown Royal 400 from Richmond, 6:45pm
Pre-race coverage begins at 5:45pm
Today's NASCAR news:
NFL’S MOSS NOW A NASCAR TEAM OWNER
New England Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss has formed Moss Motorsports, LLC with the intention of fielding a team in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at a handful of races during the second half of the season. According to Moss, the racing team will give his current marketing partners a new avenue for exposure and also will open doors for new companies to form alliances with the ten-year NFL veteran. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
SCHRADER FOR FRANCHITTI AT RICHMOND
With Dario Franchitti still on the mend with a broken ankle, Ken Schrader is expected to drive the #40 entry for Chip Ganassi Racing in Saturday night’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race in Richmond. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
DRIVER SPOTLIGHT
► Juan Pablo Montoya is the driver of the #42 Dodge for Chip Ganassi Racing in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. His crew chief is Jimmy Elledge.
► Montoya is coming off one of the best showings of his two-year Cup Series career, a second-place finish in the Aaron’s 499 at Talladega Superspeedway. The stellar effort lifted Montoya from seventeenth to twelfth in the driver standings, and into what would be the final spot in the 2008 Chase for the Sprint Cup.
► He is 32 years old and a native of Colombia. Montoya won two road races last year, his first season in NASCAR … the Nationwide Series event in Mexico City and the Sprint Cup Series race in Sonoma, California. He is the 1999 CART champion, won the 2000 Indianapolis 500 and was named Raybestos Rookie of the Year in the Cup Series in 2007.
► Montoya will appear soon in a Spanish-language special issue of People Magazine as one of “The Most Beautiful People of 2008.” (John Singler, MRN Radio)
NASCAR BIRTHDAYS
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers Elliott Sadler and Michael Waltrip are celebrating birthdays today. Sadler, driver of the #19 Dodge at Gillett Evernham Motorsports, turns 33. Waltrip, owner of Michael Waltrip Racing and driver of the #55 NAPA Toyota, is 45. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
IT HAPPENED ON THIS DATE
April 30th, 1987: Bill Elliott set a Cup Series qualifying record that still stands today, posting a lap of 212.809 miles per hour during time trials for the Winston 500 at Talladega. With the introduction of restrictor plates, Elliott’s record has remained intact. (John Singler, MRN Radio)
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series
1290 WHKY broadcast schedule (times subject to change)
Sat 5/10, Darlington, Dodge Avenger 500, 6:30pm
Sat 5/17, Charlotte, NASCAR Sprint All-Star Challenge, 6:30pm
Sun 5/25, Charlotte, Coca-Cola 600, 4pm
Sun 6/1, Dover, Autism Speaks 400 by VISA, 12:45pm
Sun 6/8, Pocono, Pocono 500, 1:15pm
Sun 6/15, Michigan, Citizens Bank 400, 1:15pm
Sun 6/22, Infineon, Toyota/Save Mart 350, 4pm
Sun 6/29, New Hampshire, Lexon Industrial Tools 300, 1:45pm
Sat 7/5, Daytona, Coca-Cola 400, 7:15pm
Sat 7/12, Chicago, USG Sheetrock 400, 7:30pm
Sat 7/19, Gateway, Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers 250, 9pm
Sun 7/27, Indianapolis, Allstate 400 at the Brickyard, 1:45pm
Sun 8/3, Pocono, Pennsylvania 500, 1:15pm
Sun 8/10, Watkins Glen, Centuion Boots at the Glen, 1:15pm
Sun 8/17, Michigan, 3M Performance 400, 1:15pm
Sat 8/23, Bristol, Sharpie 500, 7pm
Sun 8/31, California, Sharp AQUOS 500, 7:15pm
Sat 9/6, Richmond, Chevy Rock and Roll 400, 6:45pm
Sun 9/14, New Hampshire, Sylvania 300, 1:15pm
Sun 9/21, Dover, Dodge Dealers 400, 12:45pm
Sun 9/28, Kansas, LifeLock 400, 1:15pm
Sun 10/5, Talladega, UAW-Ford 500, 1:15pm
Sat 10/11, Charlotte, Bank of America 500, 6:15pm
Sun 10/19, Martinsville, Subway 500, 12:45pm
Sun 10/26, Atlanta, Pep Boys Auto 500, 1pm
Sun 11/2, Texas, Dickies 500, 2:30pm
Sun 11/9, Phoenix, Checker Auto Parts 500, 2:45pm
Sun 11/16, Miami, Ford 400, 2:45pm
NASCAR Nationwide Series
1290 WHKY broadcast schedule (times subject to change)
Fri 5/9, Darlington, Diamond Hill Plywood 200, 8pm
Sat 5/24, Charlotte, Carquest 300, 7:15pm
Sat 5/31, Dover, Dover 200, 2:30pm
Sat 6/7, Nashville, Federated Auto Parts 300, 6:30pm
Sat 6/14, Kentucky, Meijer 300, 8pm
Sat 6/21, Milwaukee, AT&T 250, 8pm
Sat 6/28, New Hampshire, Camping World 200, 2:30pm
Fri 7/4, Daytona, Winn-Dixie 250, 7:30pm
Fri 7/11, Chicago, USG Durock 300, 2:30pm
Sat 7/26, Indianapolis, Kroger 200, 7:30pm
Sat 8/2, Montreal, Napa Auto Parts 200, 3pm
Sat 8/9, Watkins Glen, Zippo 200, 3pm
Sat 8/16, Michigan, CARFAX 250, 3pm
Sat 8/30, California, Camping World 300, 9:30pm
Sat 9/20, Dover, RoadLoans.com 200, 3pm
Sat 9/27, Kansas, Yellow Transportation 300, 3pm
Sat 10/25, Memphis, Sam’s Town 250, 3pm
Sat 11/1, Texas, O’Reilly Challenge 300, 1:15pm
Sat 11/8, Phoenix, Arizona Travel 200, 4pm
Sat 11/15, Miami, Ford 300, 4pm
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series
1290 WHKY broadcast schedule (times subject to change)
Fri 5/16, Charlotte, Quaker Steak and Lube 200, 8:30pm
Sat 5/24, Mansfield, Ohio 250, 12:30pm
Fri 5/30, Dover, AAA Insurance 200, 4:15pm
Fri 6/6, Texas, Sam’s Town 400, 8:30pm
Sat 6/14, Michigan, Michigan 200, 2:30pm
Fri 6/20, Milwaukee, Toyota Tundra Milwaukee 200 8:30pm
Sat 6/28, Memphis, O’Reilly 200, 8:30pm
Sat 7/12, Kentucky, Built Ford Tough 225, 12:30pm
Fri 7/25, Indianapolis, Power Stroke Diesel 200, 7:30pm
Sat 8/9, Nashville, Toyota Tundra 200, 6pm
Sat 9/13, New Hampshire, Sylvania 200, 2:30pm
Sat 9/20, Las Vegas, Smith’s Las Vegas 350, 8:30pm
Sat 10/4, Talladega, Mountain Dew 250, 3:30pm
Sat 10/18, Martinsville, Kroger 200, 2:30pm
Sat 10/25, Atlanta, Easycare Vehicles Service Contracts 200, 12:30pm
IndyCar Series
1290 WHKY broadcast schedule (times subject to change)
Sat. 5/29, Indianapolis, Indianapolis 500, 12 noon
Sun. 7/6, Watkins Glen, 3pm
Sun. 7/20, Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, 1pm
Sun. 8/24, Infineon Raceway, 5pm
Sun. 9/7, Chicagoland Speedway, 3pm
