Jamie McMurray Takes Sprint Cup Brickyard 400
Indianapolis, IN,
Sunday, July 25, 2010
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Jamie McMurray drove his Bosch-equipped Chevrolet Impala to victory Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Brickyard 400 race brining car owner Chip Ganassi a record third major win of the 2010 racing season. It was an unprecedeted tri-fecta in the history of motor sports for Ganassi, who's teams have now won the Daytona 500 (with Jamie McMurray driving), the IndyCar Series Indeanapolis 500 (with Dario Franchitti driving) and last weekend's Cup Brickyard 400 (also with McMurray driving), all in the same year. Ganassi, a veteran auto racing driver and later a car owner who has run on Bosch components over the years, is enjoying his finest season as a car owner in his long career in motor racing. |
Kyle Busch Wins Another Nationwide Series Race on Bosch
Indianapolis, IN,
Saturday, July 24, 2010
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Young Kyle Busch won his eight NASCAR Nationwide Series race of the season Saturday driving a Bosch spark plug-equipped Toyota Camry to victory in the Kroger 200 race at O'Reilly Raceway Park in the Indianapolis suburb of Clermont, IN. Driving for Joe Gibbs Racing, Busch won a two-lap sprint to the victory for his fifth win in the last 10 Nationwide Series races. Busch is the defending series champion running a Gibbs Racing Toyota on Bosch. |
David Reutimann Posts 2nd Sprint Cup Win
Joliet, IL,
Saturday, July 10, 2010
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David Reutimann passed race leader Jeff Gordon with 54 laps left in the NASCAR Sprint Cup LifeLock.com 400 race Saturday night at Chicagoland Speedway and went on to win his second career Cup event. Driving a Bosch spark plug-equipped Toyota Camry, Reutimann, notably the most unassuming driver on this racing circuit where egos run wild, made his strongest finish of his career averaging over 146 mph to win by 0.727 of a second. Gordon, a four-time Sprint Cup champion driving a Bosch-equipped Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports, finished third and took over the second spot in driver's points. Bosch-equipped entries now occupy five of the top-six positions in points. Jimmie Johnson, the four-time defending series champion also driving a Hendrick Chevrolet on Bosch, is third in points followed by Denny Hamlin in fourth in a Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota sparked by Bosch. Kurt Busch is fifth driving a Penske Racing Dodge Charger and his younger brother Kyle Busch is sixth in another Bosch-sparked Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing.
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Kyle Busch Scores 7th Nationwide Series Win on Bosch
Joliet, IL,
Friday, July 09, 2010
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Defending NASCAR Nationwide Series champion Kyle Busch passed Joey Logano on a restart in overtime and went on to win his seventh race of the season Friday night at Chicagoland Speedway. Busch was driving his increasingly familiar #18 Toyota Camry for Joe Gibbs Racing and was running on Bosch spark plugs. Logano finished second under caution driving a Penske Racing Dodge Charger. Brad Keselowski finished 21st in his Bosch-sparked Chevrolet and continues to lead the series in driver's points. |
Dale Earnhardt, Jr. Returns to Victory Lane at Daytona Driving a Hendrick Chevrolet to a Nationwide Win on Bosch
Daytona Beach, FL,
Saturday, July 03, 2010
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The Earnhardt family name returned to Victory Lane in American stock car racing once again Friday night at the home of NASCAR racing at Daytona International Speedway when Dale Earnhardt, Jr. won the Nationwide Series Subway 250 race. Earnhardt Jr. drove a Bosch-equipped Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet Impala that honored his late father's induction into the NASCAR Hall Of Fame, a #3 Chevrolet with a Wrangler paint scheme to honor his father, the late Dale Earnhardt who won six NASCAR Cup championships. Friday night found Dale, Jr. taking the lead on pit road with 26 laps remaining and sprinting to the victory by 0.094 of a second and averaging over 146 mph.
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