TERRY LABONTE RUMORS
FAS Lane Racing Welcomes Sponsor OXYwater™ with Top 25 Finish in Bristol
Fresh off the heels of announcing a new three year sponsor commitment with OXYwater™, FAS Lane Racing welcomed their new partner with a solid 25th-place finish in the running of the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Former NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Champion Terry Labonte showed that he is still the man and piloted the team’s No. 32 OXYwater™ Ford to the top-25 finish...
KOMA Unwind Joins FAS Lane Racing; Terry Labonte For Daytona 500
Officials from Statesville, North Carolina-based Bebida Beverage Company (BeBevCo.) confirmed today that they have reunited with FAS Lane Racing to become an associate sponsor on the team’s No. 32 Ford Fusion for the 55th running of the Daytona 500.
In 2011, KOMA Unwind partnered with the Frank Stoddard-owned team for the Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan International Speedway with...
Terry Labonte is in the Sprint Unlimited while Keselowski and Bowyer are not
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Terry Labonte is in the Sprint Unlimited but last years NASCAR Sprint Cup Champion Brad Keselowski is not. Labonte, a two-time champion himself, has run just a handful of races in recent years while Keselowski has won eight races over the last two seasons.
So exactly why is Terry Labonte in the Sprint Unlimited?
It is because of the ever changing rules...
C&J Energy Services Teams With Labonte and FAS Lane Racing for Third Season
For the third consecutive year, FAS Lane Racing is proud to announce Terry Labonte will pilot the #32 C&J Energy Services Ford for the 55th Running of the Daytona 500.
C&J Energy Services, who has supported Labonte and FAS Lane Racing for the past two seasons, will renew their partnership for four more races during the 2013 season. Two-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Champion...
Best Drivers Never to Win a Daytona 500: Part 1: Terry Labonte
The Daytona 500 is NASCAR's most premier event. A win in the Daytona 500 puts you in the record books forever and while some of NASCAR's best drivers have won the 500, there are a few that just let Daytona get away from them. The names of the drivers who just missed the Daytona 500 may be just as impressive as the guys who have won it. Over the next few weeks I will list...
Terry Labonte driving FAS Lane No. 32 at Talladega
Two-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Champion Terry Labonte will drive the No. 32 FAS Lane Racing Ford this weekend at Talladega Superspeedway. Labonte will be making his fourth appearance in the car which has also been driven by Ken Schrader, Mike Olson and Jason White this season.
C&J Energy Services will sponsor the car driven by Labonte for the Good Sam Roadside Assistance 500...
Robby Gordon vs. Terry Labonte
Now, I am not going to promote a budding rivalry between NASCAR's villainous Robby Gordon and resident nice guy Terry Labonte. However, they had a bit of a difference of opinions following Thursday's Gatordale Duel race, one in which both drivers emerged from their cars with spots on the Daytona 500 starting grid.The debate was not about what happened on the track per se...
Terry Labonte’s Duel start-and-park should make NASCAR act
First things first: Terry Labonte is the nicest person I’ve ever interviewed.
Somehow, during a phoner, he managed to outdo then-MetroStars goalie and current English Premier League star Tim Howard (who walked across the locker room, grabbed a chair and brought it back to me so we’d both have a place to sit while we chatted).
When I answered the phone for the two-time Cup champion...
FAS Lane gets some sponsorship from TMone
TMone will again serve as an associate sponsor on the #32 Ford of FAS Lane Racing according to a press release from the team. Terry Labonte will drive the #32 car for Frank Stoddards team in the 54th running of the Daytona 500. Ken Schrader is scheduled to drive the car later in the season with some sponsorship coming from Federated Auto Parts.
Last year TMone sponsored a car driven...
Is Elliott, Terry Labonte ruining their legacy
Bill Elliott and Terry Labonte are future Hall-of-Famers, that is obvious to anyone who has followed NASCAR over the past three and a half decades. They are widley recognized as champions for their on-track accomplishments. However, Elliott and Labonte were more than just phenomenal wheelmen, they were, they are considered the good guys. While Dale Earnhardt, Rusty Wallace, and...
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