ERIC MCCLURE RUMORS & GOSSIP
Eric McClure Posts Disappointing 28th-place Finish at MIS
Battling an ill-handling car throughout the majority of the 125-lap event, Eric McClure posted a disappointing 28th-place finish in Saturday’s Alliance Truck Parts 250 at Michigan Int’l Speedway after qualifying in the 37th position. With this finish, the TriStar Motorsports team dropped three positions to 24thin NASCAR Owner Standings.
Two early cautions on lap one and seven...
Eric McClure Alliance Truck Parts 250 Race Preview
21st in Owners’ Standings: After posting an 18th-place finish at Iowa Speedway last weekend, the No. 14 Hefty®/Reynolds® Racing team jumped two spots in the NASCAR Owner standings to 21st. After 12 races this season, they are just 19 points from entering the top-20.
Michigan Fast Facts: McClure will compete in his 212th NASCAR Nationwide Series event this weekend and his sixth...
Crew Chief Change for Eric McClure
TriStar Motorsports owner Mark Smith announced today that Clio, Michigan native Todd Myers will assume crew chief duties for the No. 14 Toyota Camry and driver Eric McClure on an interim basis. Myers, who has worked in all three of NASCAR’s top divisions, joined TriStar Motorsports in February 2011, serving as crew chief for TriStar’s No. 10 Camry and driver Jeff Green. A NASCAR...
McClure Posts 18th-place Finish at Iowa Speedway
After rain showers postponed the running of Saturday night’s DuPont Pioneer 250 at Iowa Speedway, the green flag finally waved to commence the 250-lap event, nearly 15 hours after the originally scheduled start time. Despite qualifying in the 30th position, Eric McClure and the Hefty®/Reynolds® Team were able to post an 18th-place finish on the 7/8-mile track. Not only is this...
Eric McClure DuPont Pioneer 250 Race Preview
23rd in Owners’ Standings: After 11 races this season, Eric McClure sits 23rd in the NASCAR Nationwide Series owner standings. He is currently 21 points out of the 20th spot.
Iowa Fast Facts: This weekend’s DuPont Pioneer 250 will mark McClure’s 211th-career NASCAR Nationwide Series start and his fifth at the 7/8-mile tri-oval. In four starts, the Virginia driver has completed...
Eric McClure Posts 24th-place Finish in 5-Hour Energy 200
Eric McClure and the No. 14 Hefty®/Reynolds® Camry finished 24th in Saturday’s NASCAR Nationwide Series event at the “Monster Mile” after qualifying in the 32nd position. With this finish, McClure maintains the 23rd position in the NASCAR Owner standings, 21 points out of the 20thspot heading into next weekend’s event at Iowa Speedway.
At the drop of the green flag, McClure...
Eric McClure 5-Hour Energy 200 Race Preview
Three-Way Tie in Owners’ Standings: After posting a disappointing 30th-place finish in last weekend’s History 300 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, Eric McClure and the TriStar Motorsports team find themselves in a three-way battle for the 23rd position in the NASCAR Owner Standings. Having lost some ground on the 20th spot, McClure will need a good, clean run to make up the ground...
NASCAR's McClure stable, alert after accident
NASCAR driver Eric McClure is stable and alert at a Birmingham hospital after an accident Saturday night at Talladega Superspeedway.
Team spokeswoman Emily Brandt said Sunday that McClure remained under observation at UAB Hospital, where he was undergoing tests.
His wife, Miranda, posted on McClure's Facebook page that the family is ''so thankful that he survived. It...
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May 06, 2012
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McClure stable after Nationwide wreck
Driver Eric McClure was reported to be in stable condition and alert Sunday, one day after a late wreck in the Nationwide Series race at Talladega Superspeedway.
McClure was transported to an Alabama hospital by helicopter, but NASCAR officials said he was awake and speaking to medical personnel at that time. He was continuing to undergo tests Sunday at the University of Alabama...
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May 06, 2012
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Eric McClure hits wall hard at Talladega
Eric McClure the driver of the #14 Toyota hit the infield wall hard as the NASCAR Nationwide race was nearing it’s end. Video of the incident can be found below. McClure’s roof had to be cut off the car in order to remove him from it. He was running of the lead lap at the time of the accident.
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