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Yahoo! News Search Results for nascar
Yahoo! News Search Results for nascar
NASCAR teams begin layoffs (International Herald Tribune)
Hall of Fame Racing, the NASCAR team owned by Arizona Diamondbacks baseball executives, will cut its staff even if it secures sponsorship to run a full 2009 season.
NASCAR Teams Begin Staff Layoffs (The Tampa Tribune)
Hall of Fame Racing, the NASCAR team owned by Arizona Diamondbacks executives, will cut its staff even if it secures sponsorship to run a full 2009 season.
NASCAR teams begin layoffs (Fox Sports)
Hall of Fame Racing, the NASCAR team owned by Arizona Diamondbacks executives, will cut its staff even if it secures sponsorship to run a full 2009 season. Other teams aren't waiting. Petty Enterprises, The Wood Brothers, Bill Davis Racing and Ernie Elliott's engine shop all reduced their staffs in the two days since Sunday's season finale. Although exact numbers are hard to pin down, Petty ...
Slumping Ratings, Low Attendance Prompt NASCAR Cuts (WXII-TV Winston-Salem)
Slumping TV ratings and lower-than-projected race attendance has prompted NASCAR teams to cut jobs.
Historic NASCAR Season Ends On Sour Note (KCRA 3 Sacramento)
The NASCAR season ended just days ago, but teams are in the midst of mass layoffs because the economic crisis has forced car owners to tighten their belts.
Johnson makes history but NASCAR ends on down note (Rocky Mountain News)
Kyle Busch and Carl Edwards opened the 2008 season intent on knocking Jimmie Johnson from the top of NASCAR.
NASCAR roundtable on economic welfare of sport (Nascar)
NASCAR's 2008 season has come to a close, and few people seem certain the sport will look the same next year as it did this year.
Jimmie Johnson makes history but NASCAR ends on down note (Slam! Sports)
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Kyle Busch and Carl Edwards opened the 2008 season intent on knocking Jimmie Johnson from the top of NASCAR. They chased him all year, but never quite caught him.
NASCAR bans testing to save teams cash (NBC 24 Toledo)
Friday, November 14, 2008 at 12:01 p.m. HOMESTEAD, FLA. (AP) -- NASCAR has banned all testing at its sanctioned tracks next season in an effort to help teams save several million dollars in their 2009 budgets.
Economy woes hit NASCAR hard (Detroit News)
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The glitz and glamour surrounding NASCAR's championship-deciding race roared on at Homestead-Miami Speedway as if nothing was amiss.
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