Mayhem at Richmond
Bad luck once again found Matt Kenseth on the track when he was caught up in a ‘big one’ reminiscent of Talladega instead of the Richmond short track where they raced Saturday evening. The #17 suffered a busted radiator and other injuries, yet finished the race running but 65 laps down.
Richmond Nationwide recap
Richmond Cup recap
Nextel Cup results
Nextel Cup points
Nationwide race results

Walk the Dover track with Matt on May 31
Matt Kenseth and Darrell Waltrip will lead a team benefiting the Motor Reaching Outreach in the May 31 NASCAR Foundation Track Walk at Dover International Speedway. You can walk with Matt and the MRO team by registering online. Space on each team is limited, so sign up today and help Matt raise money for MRO.
Track Walk information and registration
Visit the MRO website

Bad luck continues for Kenseth at Talladega
Matt Kenseth suffered a blown right front tire in the early laps of Sunday’s Talladega event, relegating him to a 41st place finish.
Photos from Talladega
Talladega race recap
Talladega results
Sprint Cup points
Roush negotiating driver contracts, doesn’t expect changes for 2009

Matt to race at Iowa Speedway
Matt Kenseth will race in the July 20 ASA Midwest Tour Super Late Model event at the Iowa Speedway in Newton. The Super Late Model event will unfold in consecutive 75-lap segments and is coupled with an ARCA Lincoln Welders Truck Series race.
Race & ticket information
Kenseth comes to Iowa to win

Kenseth 38th at Phoenix
Matt Kenseth’s 300th Cup series start was not the memorable event he and the 17 team hoped it would be. Equipment problems plagued the racecar from the start of the race, and Matt hit the wall early. After spending 40+ laps in the garage for repairs, the DeWALT Nano Ford Fusion returned to the track, finishing 38th. Kenseth is currently 15th in points.
Photos from Phoenix
Phoenix race recap
Race results
Points
Kenseth to make 300th start at Phoenix

Arby’s offers free curly fries when Matt wins
#17 team sponsor Arby’s is offering free curly fries the Monday after Matt Kenseth wins a Nationwide or Sprint Cup race in 2008. This is a repeat of their successful 2007 promotion that gave NASCAR fans three days of free curly fries!
Here’s how it works
Visit the Arby’s Racing website
Print these race results to claim your free Curly Fries on Monday

Richmond Road Trip
Tickets are on sale now for the 7th Annual Matt Kenseth Fans Road Trip to Richmond. This event draws fans from around North America to attend the September race as a group. Your Road Trip ticket includes: frontstretch seating for the Sprint Cup race in RIR’s new Mezzanine, pre-race hospitality (usually featuring a private appearance with Matt), pre-race pit tour, catered pre-race meal, snacks, door prizes and other giveaways, and free gifts at check-in. Group tickets are also available for the Friday evening Nationwide Series race. If you already have grandstand tickets but would like to join the pre-race fun, you may purchase hospitality tickets separately. Tickets are VERY limited. Visit www.mattkensethfans.com or call 302-738-1096 (option 4) for more information.

Matt Kenseth & Tony Stewart returning to MIS in 2008
NASCAR Champions Matt Kenseth and Tony Stewart will return to Oregon, Wisconsin’s Madison International Speedway (MIS) on Tuesday, June 24, for the 2008 All-Star Challenge. Ticket options include VIP ticket packages for $125 per person, pit passes for $50 per person, or adult general admission tickets for $20 and children’s tickets (age 10 and under) just $10. The VIP ticket package includes access to hospitality tent from noon until 7 p.m. with hot food and beverages; pit pass; reserved parking; reserved grandstand seating; an autograph from Matt and/or Tony; door prizes; and an exclusive Q&A session with Matt and Tony. Tickets are on sale now from RK Race Promotions and are available via mail order only.
MIS Ticket order form (.pdf)

Matt Kenseth to race at Milwaukee Mile in 2008
The Wisconsin All Star 100 ASA Midwest Tour Late Models return to the Milwaukee Mile on Sunday, August 24. Hospitality ticket packages are now available for $75 and include a grandstand ticket, autographed laminated hospitality pass, food and drink in the Wisconsin Products Pavilion, and Q&A session with Matt. Practice, qualifying and the 100-lap race (up from 50 laps last year) will all take place on Sunday.
Milwaukee Mile Hospitality ticket order form (.pdf)
Kenseth is coming, Kenseth is coming (.pdf)

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