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Hendrick unfazed by Dale Jr challenge

By Diego Mejia Tuesday, November 20th 2007, 17:02 GMT

Rick Hendrick says he doesn’t foresee any problems inside his championship-winning team with the coming incorporation of Dale Earnhardt Jr next year.

Hendrick scored a major hit by signing NASCAR’s most popular driver earlier this year but it remains to be seen how his team will embrace Earnhardt Jr, his cousin and crew-chief Tony Eury Jr and all the baggage that comes with recruiting such a high-caliber driver.

Earnhardt’s signing could break the near perfect balance that the team currently have, which has allowed them to dominate the 2007 Nextel Cup season in unprecedented fashion, winning 18 out of the 36 races of the year with their four drivers, and taking one-two in the points with Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Gordon.

“I don’t see that as any more of a challenge than I had this year or we’ve had,” Hendrick said.

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Hendrick praises Johnson, team

By Diego Mejia Tuesday, November 20th 2007, 16:30 GMT

Rick Hendrick has praised Jimmie Johnson and his team after they won their second straight NASCAR Nextel Cup Series title, saying their performance has been the most dominate he has ever seen over a season.

Johnson gave Hendrick Motorsports their seventh Cup title on Sunday after scoring 10 wins, four pole positions, 21 top five placings and 24 top tens.

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Loeb not concerned with GB win

By Glenn Freeman Tuesday, November 20th 2007, 16:24 GMT

Sebastien Loeb does not expect to take his first Rally GB victory in this year’s finale, as he is not prepared to take unnecessary risks in Wales.

The reigning world champion moved into the lead of the WRC drivers’ standings with his victory in Rally Ireland, and he now only needs fifth place in the final rally of the year to secure the title.

Loeb’s title rival Marcus Gronholm crashed out for the second rally in succession in Ireland last weekend, and the French driver is not prepared to get sucked into a battle for a rally win that he doesn’t need.

“It’s too stupid to try to win and to take all the risks in our position, to fight with Marcus,” Loeb told the WRC website.

“I don’t think (the win) will be this time.

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Toyota reveal TF108 launch date

Tuesday, November 20th 2007, 12:43 GMT

Toyota will unveil their new car for the 2008 season on January 10, the Japanese squad announced on Tuesday.

The TF108 will be revealed to the wold at the team’s technical centre in Cologne, Germany.

Toyota will be hoping their new challenger allows them to bounce back following a disappointing 2007 season, in which the team finished in sixth place with 13 points.

Johnson expects success to continue

By Glenn Freeman Tuesday, November 20th 2007, 11:42 GMT

Two-time NASCAR Nextel Cup champion Jimmie Johnson believes that his second consecutive title is just the beginning of a long spell of success.

The Hendrick Motorsports driver sealed the crown at Homestead for the second year running, but he feels that there is plenty more to come from his team.

“The good thing is I feel we’re just really hitting our stride,” said the 32-year-old.

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N.Technology hoping for 2008 project

By Glenn Freeman Tuesday, November 20th 2007, 11:14 GMT

N.Technology team boss Mauro Sipsz hopes that James Thompson’s performance this year will convince a manufacturer to approach the team for next year.

Thompson finished third in the World Touring Car Championship standings behind BMW’s Andy Priaulx and SEAT’s Yvan Muller, in an Alfa Romeo 156 that has hardly been developed for two years.

The Italian manufacturer gradually reduced its support for the team since the 2005 season, and now that Alfa’s three-year commitment with WTCC organisers is over, N.Technology are without a project for next year.

“For us to finish third in the championship just reinforces the quality and offering of my team,” said Sipsz.

“This year we have had the smallest of budget, virtually zero testing but as usual the N.Technology commitment and professionalism has shone through.

“I am sure that this year’s result will ensure any automotive manufacturer considering a motorsport programme will think of us.”

Thompson is also keen for the squad to be picked up by another manufacturer, as he believes that they are capable of great things.

“This team is incredible,” he told autosport.com in September.

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