Jeff Gordon and Hendrick Motorsports agreed to two-year contract extension with Dupont on Thursday that keeps the four-time Cup champion with the only primary sponsor he’s had through 2010.
The extension keeps together the long-time active driver/owner/sponsor combination in NASCAR’s Sprint Cup Series.
“I started my career with DuPont and I hope to end my career with them as my primary sponsor,” Gordon said.
Elliott Sadler and Gillett Evernham Motorsports agreed to a multiyear contract extension on Thursday that will keep the Sprint Cup driver in the No. 19 Dodge.
“This is the place where I want to race,” Sadler said. “I think what we are building here is special and something other drivers and crew members envy.”
The 33-year-old Sadler joined Gillett Evernham Racing in 2006 and has three victories in 333 Cup Series starts, with 16 top-five finishes and 57 top-10s. He last victory came Sept.
So what if he’s 21st in the standings after 12 races? Kurt Busch is ready to continue his championship charge this weekend at Dover.
NASCAR takes out it’s whuppin’ stick to beat Haas/CNC, Burton still most consistent, Busch finally fast at Pocono test.
They don’t call Dover the Monster Mile for nothing. Larry McReynolds expects a race of spills and thrills at the “perfect-sized” track.
Following years of buildup and rising expectations, Joey Logano is ready to become the next superstar in NASCAR, Rea White says.
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