PPI Motorsports, LLC

• PPI Motorsports Makes Engineering Advances With Stratasys.

Business Editors HICKORY, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 18, 2001 Stratasys, Inc., a rapid prototyping equipment manufacturer based in Minneapolis, Mi...

• Business Wire
• May 18, 2001

• Nascar: Inside Dish

PPI Motorsports will part ways with Ricky Craven at the end of 2004. Bobby Hamilton Jr. and his Busch series crew chief, Harold Holly, will take over the No. 32 next season. Team owner Cal Wells says the decision to split with Craven was reached amicably, with both parties agreeing a change was necessary. It's unfair to make snap judgments on Craven's current performance.

• Sporting News, The
• July 31, 2009

• Pastrana Taking Up Cross Country

The hardest-working man in motorsports? This weekend, it's Travis Pastrana. Pastrana is sandwiching his NASCAR Nationwide Series debut between appearances in the X Games, which begin today in Los Angeles. Pastrana will compete today and Friday at Staples Center, fly to Indianapolis for Saturday's stock car race, and return to L.A. for Sunday's rally cross event.

• Los Angeles Daily News
• July 28, 2011

• Nascar: Inside Dish

Jeff Gordon finishing out of the top 10 in points for the first time since 1993, No. 24 fans might have something even more difficult to imagine: someone besides Robbie Loomis as Gordon's crew chief. Loomis has indicated he will step down at the end of the year. Loomis joined the team after the 1999 season, shortly after Ray Evernham's departure, and has been instrumental in Gordon's 23 wins over the past six seasons.

... a team manager position at Hendrick Motorsports. * Kurt Busch was brimming with confidence after l...

• Sporting News, The
• August 05, 2009

• Only N.H. Race Left for Craven Hamilton has Car for 11 of 12 Events

Ricky Craven's Nextel Cup tenure with PPI Motorsports will last just one more race - but it won't be this weekend. Team owner Cal Wells III announced Thursday that Bobby Hamilton Jr., who already had been signed to replace Craven in the No. 32 Tide Chevrolet next season, will instead take over the ride starting with this weekend's NASCAR race at California Speedway.

• Bangor Daily News
• September 04, 2004

• Transactions

AUTO RACING PPI MOTORSPORTS-Signed Bobby Hamilton Jr. to drive in the 2005 NASCAR Nextel Cup series.

• Augusta Chronicle, The
• August 13, 2004

• Wells, Craven to Part Ways at End of Season

HICKORY, N.C. - PPI Motorsports and Ricky Craven announced late Thursday night that they will part ways at the end of the 2004 NASCAR Nextel racing season. PPI and Craven remain committed to each other and to getting the No. 32 team into the top 25 in points this season, the press release said.

• Bangor Daily News
• July 23, 2004

• Sports Briefs

AUTO RACING Casey Mears claimed his second NASCAR Busch Series pole, taking the top qualifying spot for today's race at California Speedway. * Bobby Hamilton Jr. will replace Ricky Craven in the No. 32 PPI Motorsports car in Sunday's Nextel Cup race.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• September 05, 2004

• Daytona 500 Capsules; a Glance at the Drivers Competing in Today's Daytona 500 Nascar Nextel Cup Race:

Jeff Burton, No. 31 Cingular Chevrolet Monte Carlo, Richard Childress Racing: Born: June 29, 1967

... Chevrolet Monte Carlo, Hendrick Motorsports:. Born: Aug. 4, 1971. Hometown: Vallejo, Calif. Cr...

• Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
• February 19, 2006

• Transactions

AUTO RACING PPI MOTORSPORTS-Signed Bobby Hamilton Jr. to drive in the 2005 NASCAR Nextel Cup series.

• Charleston Gazette
• July 29, 2004