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Roush signs another sponsor for Edwards.
Jack Roush has added another piece to the complicated sponsorship jigsaw puzzle that is his #99 Ford driven by Carl Edwards by agreeing a nine race deal with 'The Scotts Company' for 2005.
Edwards gets a pair of sponsors.
Jack Roush may not have secured complete primary sponsorship for Carl Edwards' #99 team for 2005 but the double defending NASCAR Nextel Cup Champion owner has succeeded in getting new driver Carl Edwards a pair of part-time deals.
Craven joins Roush Truck stable.
NASCAR Nextel Cup veteran Ricky Craven has joined 2004 Nextel Cup Championship winning team Roush Racing for an assault on the 2005 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship.
Roush announce limited Busch schedule for Burton.
Roush Racing announced today that Cottman Transmission will sponsor Jeff Burton and the #9 Ford for four Busch Series races in 2004. The limited schedule includes Darlington [March 21], Fontana [May 2], Dover [September 23] and Atlanta [October 31].
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Busch offers apology for Spencer spat.
Under fire Kurt Busch has issued a statement through his team Roush Racing, apologising to NASCAR and its fans for his recent involvement in the argument that resulted in him receiving several jabs to the face courtesy of Jimmy Spencer and a raft of criticism from his fellow drivers.
Spencer suspended for Bristol.
Winston Cup veteran Jimmy Spencer has been suspended for one week and fined $25,000 by NASCAR after punching Kurt Busch in the face shortly after Sunday's GFS Marketplace 400 at the Michigan International Speedway.
Things get ugly between Busch and Spencer.
The simmering feud between Winston Cup drivers Kurt Busch and Jimmy Spencer took a turn for the worse in the Michigan International Speedway garage area shortly after Sunday's GFS Marketplace 400.