Brienne Davis

NASCAR handed down its most severe penalties yet concerning alterations to its new car Wednesday, when the crew chiefs and car chiefs for Scott Riggs and Johnny Sauter were suspended six races apiece for tampering with the rear wings on their Chevrolets last weekend at Lowe’s Motor Speedway. Additionally, crew chiefs Bootie Barker and Dave Skog were fined $100,000 each. Derick Jennings and Thomas Harris, the car chiefs, were not fined but their suspensions are unprecedented. All four must sit...Read Full Story

It has now been confirmed, that Brienne was killed earlier this evening in an automoble accident. Here's the link to the story http://www.thatsracin.com/247/story/12826.html I wish to send my condolences to her family. **In Addition** Services for Brienne are as followed A memorial service for NASCAR official Brienne Davis, killed in a traffic accident on Monday on Interstate 77 north of Charlotte, will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Raymer Funeral Home, 16901 Old Statesville Road, Huntersville...Read Full Story

No official report has been made at this time, but a source tells TGOM that NASCAR official Brienne Davis was killed tonight in a tragic car accident. She was reportedly traveling on Interstate 77 in... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit MyWebsite.com for full links, other content, and more! ]]Read Full Story

By JIM PEDLEY The Kansas City Star INDIANAPOLIS | In addition to being a vice president for NASCAR, Jim Hunter is one of the series’ top unofficial historians. As rain fell Friday afternoon on Indianapolis Motor Speedway, washing out practice for Sunday’s Allstate 400 at the Brickyard, Hunter pondered the merger madness that befell NASCAR this week. Back in the day, he said, “the sport was made of independent-minded people. They wanted to make it on their own. Alan Kulwicki, you know?” Hunter...Read Full Story

A general article, but informative The Daily Routine of NASCAR Inspectors - Inspect & DetectA Platoon Of Inspectors Man The NASCAR Garages On A Typical Race Weekend. Their Responsibilities Are As Varied And Involved As The Teams That Assemble The CarsBy June Boone Stock Car Racing , July 2006 It's Friday morning of almost any NASCAR weekend, more than two days before the green flag drops. But the competition has already begun.Uniformed crewmen push brightly painted Chevys, Dodges, and Fords...Read Full Story