Braun Racing, which was recently acquired by Turner Motorsports, is pleased to announce that USAC open-wheel star and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) driver, Brad Sweet, will make his NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) debut at Gateway International Raceway. The 24-year-old, who is already a member of the Great Clips Racing family, will pilot the No. 11 Great Clips Toyota Camry in the series... more.

Braun Racing is pleased to announce that the Ella Foard Foundation for Rett Syndrome will adorn the decklid of its No. 10 AccuDoc Solutions Toyota Camry for the upcoming Nationwide Series race at Charlotte Motor Speedway on October 15th. James Buescher will drive the AccuDoc Solutions Camry with Ella Foard Foundation proudly displayed on the deck lid.   “The Ella Foard Foundation for Rett Syn... more.

The Rexall® brand is gracing the No. 11 Braun Racing entry in three races this fall.  David Reutimann will return to the NASCAR Nationwide Series to drive the orange and blue Rexall Toyota in the Dollar General 300 at Charlotte Motor Speedway on October 15, Texas Motor Speedway on November 6 and Homestead-Miami Speedway on November 20. “We are excited to enter the Rexall Toyota in the NASCA... more.

This weekend’s race at Auto Club Speedway will mark Carmichael’s second career NNS.  Last weekend at Kansas, after having no prior practice time in a NNS car, Carmichael started 12th and finished 18th in his series debut.  The 15-time AMA Champion made a solid run with NNS-regulars on the 1.5-mile track, gaining valuable seat time and keeping his Monster Energy Toyota clean throughout the ra... more.

Sorenson returns to Auto Club Speedway this weekend with the NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS)!  The CampingWorld.com 300 marks his first NNS appearance at the Fontana-based track since September, 2007. By the numbers:  Sorenson has six previous NNS starts at Auto Club Speedway. In his six appearances at the two-mile track, he has one top-five and four top-15’s, finishing outside of the top-2... more.

(hotlap note..Scott got released by the team today-check the team press release on the home page) Brian Scott finished 13th in the Dover 200 on Saturday afternoon at Dover International Speedway. After a string of bad finishes, the 22-year-old Boise, Idaho-native gave the BigSpot.com Toyota a solid run. Although qualifying 23rd, Scott methodically moved his way through the field on the first... more.

Brian Scott has been released from Braun Racing and has talked with Joe Gibbs Racing about a Nationwide Series ride for next year, the teams have confirmed. A Scott representative said he could not comment. The 22-year-old Scott, who has a one-point lead on Ricky Stenhouse Jr. in the rookie standings and is 14th overall in the Nationwide standings, has one top-five and five top-10 finishes t... more.

Turner Motorsports, currently a two-team operation in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS), announced today that they are acquiring select assets of Braun Racing's NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) team and will immediately take over operation of the organization. Braun Racing fields four entries in the NASCAR Nationwide Series - the No. 32, No. 38, No. 10 and No. 11 cars with a driver li... more.

Sorenson and the NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) head to Richmond International Raceway (RIR) with the “New Car.” Drivers and teams will participate in an extended test session on Thursday afternoon at the 0.75-mile track. This weekend will mark the third appearance of the “new car” and its first at a short track. At Daytona International Speedway, Sorenson was forced to a back-up car w... more.

The NASCAR Nationwide Series traveled to Reed Sorenson’s home state this weekend for the Great Clips 300. After a solid lap that qualified the No. 32 Dollar General Toyota to start from the third position, the team was confident as they lined up for the Saturday night race under the lights of Atlanta Motor Speedway. With 19 laps remaining in the event, the Dollar General team’s night ended ear... more.

The NASCAR Insiders are reporting the sale of Braun Racing to Steve Turner, of Turner Motorsports, is a done deal. Fox Sports first broke the story Saturday, and since, it has grabbed a lot of attention in the garage. TNI writes, "So far this season Turner has been linked to at least two other teams – Phoenix Racing and Randy Moss Motorsports – in his quest to expand from his existing tw... more.

Braun Racing is pleased to announce Jeff Stankiewicz as the crew chief of the No. 11 entry, driven by Brian Scott, for the remainder of the 2010 season.   Stankiewicz has been serving as interim crew chief for the team since last month’s race at Chicagoland Speedway. In four races with the Clarksville, Indiana-native at the helm, the team has posted an impressive two top-10’s at Chicago and G... more.

Scott will make his first NASCAR Nationwide Series start at Iowa Speedway - Scott has one start at Iowa in the Camping World Truck Series, starting 18th and finishing ninth.  - Scott has completed 200 of 200 (100%) attempted laps at Iowa. (CWTS) - Scott currently leads Raybestos Rookie of the Year Standings by 20 points (189-169) over Ricky Stenhouse Jr. - Scott leads all other rookie... more.

Braun Racing is pleased to announce that former Formula One World Champion and Indy 500 winner, Jacques Villeneuve, will attempt to qualify the No. 32 Dollar General Toyota for the upcoming Brickyard 400 (NSCS) at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The veteran driver has found success in racing that can be rivaled by very few. Villeneuve has captured world championships in both the Indy Car World Ser... more.

In an effort to optimize on-track performance, Braun Racing is making structural changes to its No. 11 Nationwide Series team. Car chief Jeff Stankiewicz will serve as interim crew chief of the team with driver, Brian Scott, until further notice. “We are looking to replicate the strong start the No. 11 team had earlier this season,” says team owner, Harry Scott, Jr. “We will continue to g... more.