Latest Roush Fenway Racing Stories
Posted: Jun 21st 2009 1:30AM ET by FanHouse Newswire (RSS feed)
Filed under: Carl Edwards, Roush Fenway Racing
WEST ALLIS, Wis. (AP) -- Carl Edwards made the most of his one-day Wisconsin getaway, winning Saturday's Nationwide series race at the Milwaukee Mile after taking a brief break from his Sprint Cup duties in California.
It's a repeat victory at Milwaukee and the first Nationwide win of this season for Edwards, who took the lead from fellow Cup commuter Kyle Busch with 44 laps left in the race and wasn't significantly challenged the rest of the way.
Posted: Jun 13th 2009 5:25PM ET by Bruce Ciskie (RSS feed)
Filed under: Kyle Busch, Roush Fenway Racing, Camping World Truck Series
For Jack Roush, it was a milestone win in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. For different reasons, it was a milestone for Colin Braun.
Roush has been here before. Saturday's Michigan 200 at Michigan International Speedway marked the 50th time Roush has been to victory lane as a truck owner. Braun has never been there, and it was a sweet first win for the youngster.
Posted: Dec 29th 2008 3:02PM ET by Geoffrey Miller (RSS feed)
Filed under: Matt Kenseth, Roush Fenway Racing, Sprint Cup
Warning: Objects in this post may be the only way to successfully live through the NASCAR off-season. For best results, read rearview mirror early and often.
Driver: Matt Kenseth
Team: No. 17
Roush-Fenway Racing Ford
'08 Final Standing: 11th (-500)
Best Race: Dover (2nd-place)
Worst Race: Lowe's (41st-place)
Season in a box: Kenseth started his 9th full-time Sprint Cup season for the first time with a guy that wasn't named Robbie Reiser aboard the team's pit box thanks to Reiser taking on a higher role at the Roush-Fenway organization. Unfortunately, with Chip Bolin now calling shots, the season turned into one where Kenseth was hardly ever a factor.
Posted: Dec 24th 2008 3:01AM ET by Geoffrey Miller (RSS feed)
Filed under: David Ragan, Roush Fenway Racing, Sprint Cup
Warning: Objects in this post may be the only way to successfully live through the NASCAR off-season. For best results, read rearview mirror early and often.
Driver: David Ragan
Team: No. 6
Roush Fenway Racing Ford
'08 Final Standing: 13th (-2385)
Best Race: New Hampshire (4th-place)
Worst Race: Kansas & Phoenix (43rd-place)
Season in a box: Ragan's biggest impact on the Sprint Cup Series came after his first race at Martinsville when Tony Stewart deemed the then-rookie a "dart without feathers." After 2008, though, Ragan has gained quite a bit more respect from the entire series.
Posted: Dec 19th 2008 5:38PM ET by Geoffrey Miller (RSS feed)
Filed under: Jamie McMurray, Roush Fenway Racing, Sprint Cup
Warning: Objects in this post may be the only way to successfully live through the NASCAR off-season. For best results, read rearview mirror early and often.
Driver: Jamie McMurray
Team: No. 26
Roush Fenway Racing Ford
'08 Final Standing: 16th (-2875)
Best Race: Texas, Phoenix & Homestead (3rd-place)
Worst Race: Bristol (43rd-place)
Season in a box: I don't know if there was a driver who had more of a roller coaster season than Jamie McMurray, but the way the ride ended surely was pleasing for the driver from Joplin, Missouri.
Just weeks ago, the name 
A little off-week fishing turned into a big headache -- or rib-ache, if you will -- for 
Roush Fenway Racing
Jack Roush
