If It's Not One Thing, It's Another For Blaney, Cat Team
Bill Davis Racing, Press Release
Atlanta Motor Speedway News and Notes
· Atlanta’s Camry…
The No. 22 Caterpillar Toyota Dave Blaney is scheduled to drive this weekend in the Kobalt Tools 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway is chassis No. 86. This is the first time the car has been run this season, but it was run last season at Kansas Speedway. The car will be adorned with a new paint scheme this weekend featuring the new D6T and D6K Track-Type Tractors. The Cat D6T and D6K Track-Type Tractors are the new line of mid-size machines built for applications ranging from site preparation to finish grading. Each machine is quipped with ACERT™ Engine Technology, which optimizes engine performance while meeting emission regulations for off-road applications. The AccuGrade® Laser Grade Control System is a high technology earthmoving tool that allows dozer operators to grade and fill with increased accuracy without the use of traditional stakes or grade checkers. The SystemOne™ Undercarriage will deliver the longest life and greatest reliability of any undercarriage system available.
· The Newest Blaniac…
Jason Kivette, who handles catch can duties for the No. 22 Cat Racing team, and his wife Kristin welcomed new addition Justice Marie to the Bill Davis Racing family last week. Justice joins big brother Austin as a future Blaniac.
· Blaney’s Career Stats…
Blaney will make his 239th career NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series start when the green flag waves Sunday afternoon. He made his first career Cup Series start in October 1992 at [Rockingham] North Carolina Speedway and finished 37th after qualifying seventh for his first Cup Series start in Atlanta in 1999. Like this weekend, Blaney was aboard a Bill Davis Racing-owned machine.
· Blaney at Atlanta…
Blaney has made 14 starts on the 1.54-mile superspeedway during his Cup Series career, starting as high as third (2001) and finishing as high as eighth (2003 and 2005). He has scored eight top-20 finishes in Cup Series competition at Atlanta Motor Speedway and has qualified in the top 10 on six occasions.
· BDR at AMS…
Competitors driving Bill Davis Racing-owned cars have been racing at Atlanta Motor Speedway since 1993 and have made 42 starts. Those drivers have posted three top-five finishes and seven top-10 finishes and have completed 12,494 of 13,420 possible laps (93.1 percent).
· Last Race…
Blaney and his No. 22 team were credited with a 42nd-place finish at Las Vegas Motor Speedway last week after an early-race accident shortened their event. Blaney qualified his Toyota Camry in 11th place for the event, the highest of the seven Toyota competitors attempting to make the field and the team’s best qualifying effort of the season thus far.
· Testing News...
Blaney and his Caterpillar Racing team spent two days participating in a tire test at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway earlier this week.
· Double Duty…
Blaney will again pilot a Braun Racing entry in the NASCAR Busch Series race Saturday afternoon. After a brush with the wall, Blaney drove the car to a 25th-place finish last weekend at LVMS (qualified ninth). Blaney, who is running the full season in the Busch Series, remains third in the driver point standings.
· Get your 2007 gear…
Blaney will visit the Caterpillar souvenir trailer to sign autographs Sunday, March 18. Stop by the Cat souvenir trailer or visit www.daveblaney.com for updates and additional information.
· Atlanta Broadcast Schedule…
Qualifying for the Kobalt Tools 500 is scheduled to start at 7:10 p.m. ET Friday, March 16. The 325-lap event is scheduled to start at 2 p.m. ET Sunday, March 18, and will broadcast LIVE on FOX (TV), PRN (radio) and Sirius Satellite Radio.
· The Cat Crew…
Gordy Arbitter Front Tire Changer
Steve Aspinwall Tire Specialist
Gabe Barajas Rear Tire Carrier
Steve Channing Car Chief
Tim Clancy Transporter Driver
Nick Dasovich 2nd Can Gas
Jason Everhart Shocks/Gas Man
Garth Finley Engineer
Craig “Fish” Griffitts Engine Tuner
Kevin Hamlin Crew Chief
Michael Hubert Pit Support
Tom Hubert Rear Tire Changer
Tim Hussey Gas Runner
Ted Johnson Sign Board
Jason Kivette Catch Can
Chris “Crazy” Osborne Spotter
Kyle Roland Jack Man
Dave Salerno Windshield
Kevin Sharpe Front Tire Carrier
Dave Blaney on Atlanta Motor Speedway…
"We just can’t seem to finish a race this year, which is obviously a problem. If it’s not one thing, it’s another. But our Cat Racing Toyota is always running well when it happens, which is one way to look on the bright side of things, I guess. Our overall program is so much better than it was last year, and it’s frustrating to be able to get in a good qualifying lap and run up front and then have something go wrong. We’ve shown how we’re capable of running and now we have to work on showing how we’re capable of finishing. This team has overcome a lot worse than this, and the big picture is that we’ve got our Toyotas running well, so things are bound to turn around.”
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CONCORD, N.C. (May 29, 2007) – After a successful run last weekend in the NASCAR Nextel Open, Dave Blaney and the Caterpillar Racing team returned to Lowe’s Motor Speedway looking for more of the same result. After qualifying in the eighth position for the Coca-Cola 600, Blaney rebounded from early misfortune to take the checkered flag in 18th place.
Thursday evening was a bit of a nail-biter, with the No. 22 team still standing just outside the top 35 in owners’ points and needing the make the show based on speed. Once again, Blaney was up for the challenge. After running a speed of 183.861 mph on his first lap and posting the fastest speed of the seven Toyotas that made qualifying attempts, he earned the eighth spot on the starting grid.
Blaney took the green flag for the start of the event, and there was an almost immediate cause for concern in the pits. A large piece of paper lodged itself on the grille of the Cat Camry during the opening laps, and Blaney could do nothing but sit back and watch the engine temperature rise while hoping the paper would fly off. When that didn’t happen, Blaney took matters into his own hands and gave up his eighth-place spot to let the car behind him pass. Once that car was past, Blaney did his best to get as close as possible to the rear bumper of the car, hoping to disturb the air on the front of the Cat car and dislodge the debris. The plan worked, and by lap 14, the engine temperature began to fall, much to the relief of the driver and crew.
Blaney communicated to crew chief Kevin Hamlin that the handling of the car was very tight in the center of the corners, and a yellow flag on lap 47 enabled the team to make a pit stop for adjustments several laps later. Hamlin called for four fresh tires, fuel, a wedge adjustment and the removal of a spring rubber from the left rear during that stop. Blaney returned to the track in 20th place. It’s a well-proven fact in racing that cautions breed cautions, and Sunday evening was no exception. With the entire field bunched up for the lap 53 restart, there was no place for Blaney to go but into the back of someone else when the No. 48 car lost a tire tread on the frontstretch. A multi-car incident ensued, and Blaney was stuck in the middle of it, bouncing off cars and spinning several times down the frontstretch. He was able to drive the car into the pits to the attention of this team without losing a lap, and the crew repaired the damage to the front end. Luckily the damage appeared mostly cosmetic, but the team made several pit stops to repair the car well enough to run another 350 laps.
Blaney lined up 24th on the lap 61 restart and continued to fight a tight handling condition for the first 150 laps. Hamlin made air pressure or chassis adjustments during every pit stop in an effort to free up the car. The team went a lap down to the leader on lap 117, but remained in the top 25 for much of that time. As the sun went behind the grandstands and the air temperature at the 1.5-mile speedway cooled, the handling of the Caterpillar Toyota went from tight to loose and then back to tight. The team worked hard to find the balance Blaney needed and made gains throughout the night. Despite the damage to the car and losing a lap early, Blaney held a spot in the top 20 for most of the remainder of the event. The No. 22 Bill Davis Racing team took the checkered flag in the 18th spot, posting its second-highest finish of the season in the process. The team still stands in 36th place in the owners’ point standings, 92 markers behind the No. 70 car in 35th.
The Nextel Cup Series next travels to “The Monster Mile” in Dover, Del., for the Autism Speaks 400 Sunday afternoon. Qualifying for the event will be held Friday, and Sunday’s race is scheduled for a 1:30 p.m. ET start. The race will broadcast on FOX, MRN Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio.
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DOVER, Del. - Bill Davis Racing released veteran crew chief Kevin Hamlin on Saturday.
Hamlin, 47, oversaw the No. 22 Caterpillar Dodge with driver Dave Blaney for the last two seasons. Of all the Toyota teams, Blaney has qualified for the most races in 2007, but on Friday he missed his second race of the season. Blaney is 36th in points and had to make the race on time.
"With the competition as strong as it is, we just didn't feel like we were moving forward," said BDR's competition director Tommy Baldwin. "We had to do something, had to find that spark that would get the 22 moving in the right direction. We need to get both cars up to speed and we'll keep digging until we get there."
Baldwin, who was interim crew chief on the No. 36 BDR Camry before David Hyder came on board this weekend, will fill the same role on the No. 22 until a replacement can be found. Baldwin also hired Mike Cooper as the car chief on the No. 36 to work under Hyder. Cooper worked at Robert Yates Racing and Ginn Racing before joining BDR.
Hamlin began his crew chief career with Jimmy Spencer in 1991, but enjoyed his greatest success with the late Dale Earnhardt. The pair won their first of five races together at the 1999 Talladega spring race and posted 23 top fives and 54 top 10s in two-and-a-half seasons before Earnhardt's death.
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It happens again! Yet another CC bites the dust, possibally prematurely? Dave Blaney was one of the best running Toyotas this season, and is the top ranking Toyota in the standings at 36. But when Blaney failed to make the 2nd race of the season, they got rid of the CC! If MWR did this he would've gone through 6-7 CC's by now! It is becoming a common place occurrence to get rid of the CC when things go wrong with a team. Teams use to stick it out and work through problems with the key members of the team in tact, but that is not how it is now. Please see the related thread "Endangered Species" :
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I couldn't agree with you more Mrs12. This firing CC's left and right is getting a bit ridiculous! Talk about teams/owners wanting instant gratification! Geez !
Start #250 for Blaney: #22-Dave Blaney hopes to make his 250th career
Nextel Cup Series start when the green flag waves Sunday afternoon. He made
his first career Cup Series start in October 1992 at [Rockingham] North
Carolina Speedway and finished 40th after qualifying 34th for his first Cup
Series start in Loudon in 1999. Like this weekend, Blaney was aboard a Bill
Davis Racing-owned machine. The Caterpillar Racing team will test two cars
at Thompson Speedway Wednesday and will choose between COT 17 and COT 19 as
Dave Blaney's primary car for Loudon once the test is complete.(BDR
PR)(6-27-2007)
The Caterpillar Racing team plans to use Chassis No. 109 this weekend at California Speedway. This is the same car the team ran in the most recent event at Michigan International Speedway, in which Dave Blaney drove to a sixth-place finish.
· Blaney’s Career Stats…
Blaney will make his 258th career NASCAR Nextel Cup Series start when the green flag waves Sunday. He made his first career Cup Series start in October 1992 at [Rockingham] North Carolina Speedway and drove his Bill Davis Racing-owned entry to a 38th-place finish (qualified 17th) in his first Cup Series start at the two-mile track in Fontana, Calif.
· Blaney at California Speedway…
Blaney has made nine starts on the Fontana-area track during his Cup Series career, starting as high as 15th and finishing as high as ninth. He has scored two top-15 finishes in Cup Series competition at California Speedway and has qualified in the top 15 on two occasions. Blaney’s Cat Camry was running near the front of the field during the spring race at this track when engine problems forced him to retire from the event early. · BDR at California…Competitors driving Bill Davis Racing-owned cars have been racing at California Speedway since 1997 and have made 19 starts. Those drivers have posted two top-10 finishes in Cup Series competition.
· Moving on up…
The Caterpillar Racing team continues to hold the coveted 35th place in the owners’ point standings and is looking ahead to chase down both the No. 45 and No. 70 teams. The No. 22 entry stands only 21 points outside of 34th place (No. 45 team) and 27 points behind the 33rd place No. 70 team.
· California’s Broadcast Schedule…
Qualifying for Sunday evening’s event is scheduled for Friday, Aug. 31. The 250-lap event is scheduled to start at 5 p.m. ET Sunday, Sept. 2, and will broadcast LIVE on ESPN (TV), MRN (radio) and Sirius Satellite Radio.
· The Cat Crew…
Gordy Arbitter Front Tire Changer
Steve Aspinwall Tire Specialist
Tommy Baldwin Crew Chief
Gabe Barajas Rear Tire Carrier
Mike Brown Spotter
Steve Channing Car Chief
Tim Clancy Transporter Driver
Nick Dasovich 2nd Can Gas
Jason Everhart Shocks/Gas Man
Dax Gerringer Engineer
Craig “Fish” Griffitts Engine Tuner
Michael Hubert Pit Support
Tom Hubert Rear Tire Changer
Tim Hussey Gas Runner
Ted Johnson Sign Board
Jason Kivette Catch Can
Kyle Roland Jack Man
Dave Salerno Windshield
Kevin Sharpe Front Tire Carrier
Dave Blaney’s Thoughts on Fontana…
“Our Cat Racing Toyota ran really well in Michigan, and because of that, we’ve really been looking forward to getting to California. We’re bringing the Michigan car this weekend to Fontana, so we’re looking for really good things this weekend. On top of that, we had a really strong run going at California Speedway in the spring before we ran into some engine issues, so hopefully we can kind of pick up where we left off. I can’t say enough about the job [crew chief] Tommy Baldwin and all of the guys at the shop have done lately. Our qualifying program has been pretty good all year, but it has really come on strong in the last month or two, and we’re getting much better come raceday as well. We weren’t happy with the way the car handled early in Bristol last week, but Tommy made some major changes, and by the second half of the race we were as fast as anyone out there. The difference between the start of the season and now is like night and day, especially since we have a better idea of how to fix problems when we run into them. We’ve got a solid team right now, and we’re really looking forward to the remainder of the season.”
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The No. 22 Caterpillar Toyota Dave Blaney is scheduled to drive in the Bank of America 500 at Lowe’s Motor Speedway in Concord, N.C., is chassis No. 109. This is the same car Blaney drove to a 15th-place finish at Kansas Speedway two weeks ago.
· What Happened Last week…
The Caterpillar Racing team lined up in the second spot for the start of the UAW-Ford 500 at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway. Blaney remained in the top 20 for much of the event and came on strong in the closing laps before taking the checkered flag in the third spot. It was the best finish of the season for the Cat Racing team, and it equaled Blaney’s best career finish.
· Used up…
The No. 22 Toyota will sport a new paint scheme this weekend, which will feature Catused.com. CatUsed.com is the official online source for finding Caterpillar used equipment, used Cat parts, engines and attachments. Available from the best Dealer network in the industry, literally thousands of used Cat machines and parts are at customers’ fingertips, straight from Cat Dealers who stand behind the equipment. Through easy search options on the home page, customers are able to view actual inventory, informative equipment evaluations and photos of the product, making buying used Cat equipment easy and efficient
· Blaney’s Career Stats…
Blaney will make his 263rd career NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series start when the green flag waves Saturday evening. He made his first career Cup Series start in October 1992 at [Rockingham] North Carolina Speedway and drove his Bill Davis Racing-owned entry to a 40th-place finish (qualified 30th) in his first Cup Series start at LMS.
· Blaney at Lowe’s…
Blaney has made 15 starts on the 1.5-mile oval during his Cup Series career, starting as high as eighth (2003 and 2007) and finishing as high as 10th (2002). He has scored one top-10 finish in Cup Series competition at the Concord, N.C., track.
· BDR at LMS…
Competitors driving Bill Davis Racing-owned cars have been racing at the Charlotte-area track since 1993 and have made 40 starts. Those drivers have posted three top-five finishes and 11 top-10 finishes.
· Points Position…
The Caterpillar Racing team’s third-place effort last week in Talladega pushed the team into the coveted 35th place in the NEXTEL Cup Series owners’ point standings. The team now stands 51 markers ahead of the No. 21 car and only two points behind the No. 45 team (34th).
· Bring Your Sharpie…
Blaney is scheduled to sign autographs at the Caterpillar souvenir trailer Saturday afternoon. Stop by the Cat souvenir trailer or visit Dave Blaney - Official Site for updates and additional information.
· The Reigning Champion…
Blaney will return to NASCAR Busch Series competition this weekend to defend his win at Lowe’s Motor Speedway in last year’s Busch Series race. Blaney will again be behind the wheel of the Braun Racing Toyota Camry.
· Practice Makes Perfect…
The No. 22 Caterpillar Racing team will spend at least one day each week testing for the next three weeks. The team’s first stop is Gateway International Raceway near St. Louis, followed by a one-day test at Iowa Speedway Oct. 23. The BDR team will also participate in the COT test at Atlanta Motor Speedway at the end of the month.
· Listen and Watch…
Qualifying for the Bank of America 500 is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 11. The 344-lap event is scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. ET Saturday, Oct. 13, and will broadcast LIVE on ABC (TV), PRN (radio) and Sirius Satellite Radio.
· The Cat Crew…
Gordy Arbitter Front Tire Changer
Steve Aspinwall Tire Specialist
Tommy Baldwin Crew Chief
Gabe Barajas Rear Tire Carrier
Mike Brown Spotter
Steve Channing Car Chief
Tim Clancy Transporter Driver
Nick Dasovich 2nd Can Gas
Jason Everhart Shocks/Gas Man
Dax Gerringer Engineer
Craig “Fish” Griffitts Engine Tuner
Michael Hubert Pit Support
Tom Hubert Rear Tire Changer
Tim Hussey Gas Runner
Ted Johnson Sign Board
Jason Kivette Catch Can
Kyle Roland Jack Man
Dave Salerno Windshield
Kevin Sharpe Front Tire Carrier
Dave Blaney on Lowe’s Motor Speedway…
“We’re definitely excited about racing at Charlotte, and even more so now that we’ve got ourselves back into the top 35. That’s a big deal for this Caterpillar team. Our goal going into Talladega last weekend was to maintain our position and make sure we didn’t lose any points to the No. 21 car, so to be able to do so much more than that is really great. We’ll do everything we can to make sure that we don’t fall out again, because it sure is tough to get back in once you fall out. We shouldn’t have any problems if we can just keep running like we have been the past couple of weeks. I’ve always like racing at Lowe’s Motor Speedway. I like the 1.5-mile tracks like Lowe’s, and we’ve run pretty well there in the past. If we can keep ourselves out of trouble, I think it will be another pretty good weekend for us.”
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Dave Blaney Subway 500 NNCS Race Preview
Bill Davis Racing, Press Release
Martinsville Speedway News and Notes
· Martinsville’s Machine…
The No. 22 Caterpillar Toyota Dave Blaney is scheduled to drive in the Subway 500 at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway is COT No. 17. This is the same car the team utilized in both races at Richmond (Va.) International Raceway and at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway earlier this season.
· What Happened Last week…
The Caterpillar Racing team lined up in the 34th spot for the Bank of America 500 at Lowe’s Motor Speedway in Concord, N.C. Blaney and the team fought both tight and loose handling conditions throughout the evening before finishing sixth. It was Blaney’s second consecutive top-10 finish and his fourth top-10 finish of the season.
· Blaney’s Career Stats…
Blaney will make his 264th career NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series start when the green flag waves Sunday afternoon. He made his first career Cup Series start in October 1992 at [Rockingham] North Carolina Speedway and drove his Bill Davis Racing-owned entry to a 41st-place finish (qualified 20th) in his first Cup Series start at Martinsville in 2000.
· Blaney at Martinsville…
Blaney has made 13 starts on the .526-mile oval during his Cup Series career, starting as high as sixth (2006) and finishing as high as 16th (2005). He has a 95.9 percent lap completion rate and has been running at the end of each of the 13 races.
· BDR at Martinsville…
Competitors driving Bill Davis Racing-owned cars have been racing at the track since 1993 and have made 35 starts. Those drivers have posted two top-five finishes, three top-10 finishes and have earned one pole position (1997).
· Points Position…
The Caterpillar Racing team’s sixth-place effort last week at Lowe’s Motor Speedway pushed the team even further into the top 35 in the NEXTEL Cup Series owners’ points standings. The team moved ahead of Kyle Petty (35th) by 39 points and now stands only 61 markers behind the No. 70 car (33rd).
· Bring Your Sharpie…
Blaney is scheduled to sign autographs at the Caterpillar souvenir trailer Sunday morning. Stop by the Cat souvenir trailer or visit Dave Blaney - Official Site for updates and additional information.
· A Busy Week Ahead…
The No. 22 Caterpillar Racing team spent Monday and Tuesday tire testing at Lowe’s Motor Speedway. The team will spend two days next week at Gateway International Raceway near St. Louis. The BDR team will also participate in the COT test at Atlanta Motor Speedway at the end of the month.
· Listen and Watch…
Qualifying for the Subway 500 is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 19. The 500-lap event is scheduled to start at 1:30 p.m. ET Sunday, Oct. 21, and will broadcast LIVE on ABC (TV), MRN (radio) and Sirius Satellite Radio.
· The Cat Crew…
Gordy Arbitter Front Tire Changer
Steve Aspinwall Tire Specialist
Tommy Baldwin Crew Chief
Gabe Barajas Rear Tire Carrier
Mike Brown Spotter
Steve Channing Car Chief
Tim Clancy Transporter Driver
Nick Dasovich 2nd Can Gas
Jason Everhart Shocks/Gas Man
Dax Gerringer Engineer
Craig “Fish” Griffitts Engine Tuner
Michael Hubert Pit Support
Tom Hubert Rear Tire Changer
Tim Hussey Gas Runner
Ted Johnson Sign Board
Jason Kivette Catch Can
Kyle Roland Jack Man
Dave Salerno Windshield
Kevin Sharpe Front Tire Carrier
Dave Blaney on the Top-35 Points Battle…
“It’s been a pretty good couple of weeks for this Caterpillar Racing team. We’ve made some good progress in the top 35 fight and can breathe a little easier now. Hopefully, we can keep the momentum going throughout the rest of the season and can stay in that top 35. We ran well in the beginning of the season, but for one reason or another couldn’t keep it together until the end. We knew as soon as we started doing that on a consistent basis, the finishes would come and the points would start to take care of themselves. That’s exactly what has happened, and we’re happy things are finally going our way. We felt like it was just a matter of time. It’s interesting, though, that people just seem to be starting to notice the tight battle for the top 35, because pretty much the same people that are fighting for it now have been fighting each other like crazy since halfway through the season.”
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