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#Hendrick30th spotlight: Nos. 5/24 pit coach and former NFL scout Chris Burkey recalls his journey
- Nov 15, 2014
- Team Hendrick
Many NASCAR enthusiasts live for the drama of the track; the daring passes, the constant risk of collisions and the tension of a close race to the checkered flag.
But in my eyes, the most interesting part of the race is what takes place in 12-second increments – the pit stops.
Chris Burkey
Nos. 5/24 head pit crew coach#Hendrick30th spotlight: Former Alabama linebacker trades crimson and white jerseys for firesuits
- Oct 18, 2014
- Team Hendrick
The final whistle had blown, signaling the end of the of the 2009 college football National Championship game between The University of Alabama and The University of Texas.
And we – the Alabama Crimson Tide football players—were now champions.
Rowdy Harrell
Back-up tire carrier, Nos. 48/88 teamsPhoto credit: UA/Crimson Tide Photos
#Hendrick30th spotlight: Andy Papathanassiou discusses what to it takes to go "Over The Wall"
- Oct 09, 2014
- Team Hendrick
Racing works opposite most other sports in that we can’t rely on peak performance to carry us to victory. A simple example of this is if we look at a race team’s performance through the course of a NASCAR race. You can put on a dominating performance and be on your way to victory when all of a sudden the engine fails.
