AT&T to Roast NASCAR Driver Jeff Burton in Celebration of his 500th Cup Series Start (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) To commemorate his 500th NASCAR Cup Series start, AT&T Racing driver Jeff Burton will be honored at a roast on Saturday, Aug. 30 at Auto Club Speedway.
Burton fits 500 starts into a balanced life (USA Today) Approaching a milestone that will mark his place as one of NASCAR's greatest spokesman and grittiest drivers, Jeff Burton has learned to stop and smell the smoldering tire rubber. Or in many cases, the more pleasing aroma of barbecue wafting from his back deck on a breezy August evening in Huntersville, N.C. When the grueling 36-race NASCAR schedule allows, it's there that Burton often finds ...
Burton gets ready for his 500th career start (Richmond Times-Dispatch) In the blink of an eye, the years and races have come and gone for Jeff Burton. "It seems like it anyway," he said shortly before qualifying for Saturday's Sharpie 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway.
Inside Nationwide | (The Charlotte Observer) Elevator Brad Keselowski Raced his way right back into the championship picture. Clint Bowyer Missed out on a win at Bristol, but the second-place finish was still much-needed. Cale Gale Every race he runs he looks more impressive. 3 to Watch 1 JEFF BURTON: In his past two races at Auto Club Speedway, he has a pole and a win, including his victory in this race a year ago. ...
Burton, Kahne take hits in Chase standings (Arizona Daily Star) BRISTOL, Tenn. - Championship contenders Jeff Burton and Kasey Kahne had rough races Saturday night, neither making it to the midway point of the Sharpie 500.
Keselowski closing, but track hasn't been kind (That's Racin') A midweek look inside NASCAR's second-tier touring group, the Nationwide Series: Elevator UP - Brad Keselowski Raced his way right back into the championship picture. UP - Clint Bowyer Missed out on a win at Bristol but the second-place finish was still much-needed. UP - Cale Gale Every race he runs he looks more impressive. 3 to Watch JEFF BURTON: In his last two races at Auto Club ...
Auto racing (The Kansas City Star) Points leaders 1, Kyle Busch, 3,609. 2, Carl Edwards, 3,397. 3, Dale Earnhardt Jr., 3,193. 4, Jimmie Johnson, 3,191. 5, Jeff Burton, 3,117. 6, Tony Stewart, 3,013. 7, Greg Biffle, 2,984. 8, Kevin Harvick, 2,972. 9, Jeff Gordon, 2,951. 10, Matt Kenseth, 2,921.
Burton, Kahne take hits in Chase standings (Fox Sports) Championship contenders Jeff Burton and Kasey Kahne had rough races Saturday night, neither making it to the midway point of the Sharpie 500. Burton, who started the night fifth in points, was running fifth on lap 196 when his car was hit from behind and he couldn't avoid slamming into the spinning car of Sterling Marlin in front of him. Burton climbed from his car and he never made it back onto ...
How A Place in the Chase is Won (WTVC Chattanooga) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Burton control their own Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup destiny this weekend.
You must be logged in to rate this story. (WDBJ 7 Roanoke) With a busy racing schedule of 40 weeks, it is rare that a NASCAR driver gets to spend some time off the track. But on Tuesday, one of the Cup Circuit's top performers did just that. Jeff Burton toured the Virginia Museum of Natural History in Martinsville.
