Newman Begins Chili Bowl Action Wednesday
Kohler Generators Joins Roush Fenway Racing as an Anchor Partner on No. 6
Guaranteed Rate Renews Partnership with Roush Fenway, Ryan Newman
Memorable Moments: Behind the Scenes with Newman
Season in Review: Newman and No. 6 Team
Newman Begins Chili Bowl Action Wednesday
Kohler Generators Joins Roush Fenway Racing as an Anchor Partner on No. 6
Guaranteed Rate Renews Partnership with Roush Fenway, Ryan Newman
Memorable Moments: Behind the Scenes with Newman
Season in Review: Newman and No. 6 Team
Memorable Moments: No. 6 Team Schemes
Newman Finishes Season Finale 24th in Phoenix
Memorable Moments: Martinsville
Newman Finishes 18th in Martinsville
Roush Fenway Weekly Advance | Martinsville
Ryan Newman | Martinsville Advance
Newman Runs 19th in Wednesday Night Texas Finish
Newman Rides Up and Down Day to Finish 22nd in Kansas
Newman Finishes 31st in Eventful ROVAL Race
Memorable Moments: Talladega II
Newman Rallies for Thrilling Fifth-Place Finish in Talladega
Ryan Newman – Talladega II Advance
Memorable Moments: Las Vegas II
Newman Grabs Top-15 in Wild Ending in Vegas
Ryan Newman | Las Vegas II Advance
Newman Finishes 25th at Bristol
Newman Crosses Line 23rd in Richmond
Ryan Newman – Richmond Advance
Newman Rallies to Finish 15th in Darlington
Ryan Newman – Darlington Advance
Newman Caught Up in Late Incident in Daytona
Roush Fenway Weekly Advance | Daytona
Memorable Moments: Dover Doubleheader
Newman Finishes 19th in First of Two Races at Dover
Roush Fenway Weekly Advance | Dover
Ryan Newman – Dover DH Advance
Newman Finishes 19th at Daytona Road Course
Ryan Newman – Daytona Road Course Advance
Newman Perseveres for 13th-Place Finish in Michigan
Late Incident Derails Newman in Michigan
Ryan Newman – Michigan DH Advance
Newman Finishes 21st in Guaranteed Rate Ford at New Hampshire
Newman Caught Up in Multi-Car Incident in Kansas
Newman Earns 13th-Place Finish in Texas
Early Spin Spoils All-Star Race for Newman
Ryan Newman – All-Star Advance
Newman Battles to 17th in Acronis Ford at Kentucky
Ryan Newman – Kentucky Advance
Newman’s Day Ends Early at Brickyard 400
Roush Fenway Weekly Advance | Indy
Oscar Mayer to Celebrate Independence Day with Indy Scheme
Ryan Newman – Indianapolis Advance
Newman Finishes 18th in Wyndham Rewards Ford at Pocono
Newman Leads Late, Finishes 15th in First Leg of Pocono Doubleheader
Chris Buescher – Pocono Advance
Newman Comes Up Just Short on Fuel at Talladega
Ryan Newman – Talladega I Advance
Newman Finishes 30th at Homestead
Ryan Newman – Homestead Advance
Newman Scores Solid 12th-Place Finish in Koch Ford at Martinsville
Ryan Newman – Martinsville I Advance
Newman Finishes 14th in Progressive Ford at Atlanta
Progressive Insurance to Sponsor Ryan Newman and Roush Fenway’s No. 6 Ford at Atlanta
Newman Battles to 15th-place in Castrol Ford at Bristol
Ryan Newman – Bristol I Advance
Newman Finishes 17th Thursday at Charlotte
Memorable Moments: Coca-Cola 600
Mechanical Issue Spoils Coke 600 for Newman, No. 6 Roman Team
Roush Fenway Weekly Advance | Charlotte I
Ryan Newman – Charlotte I Advance
Memorable Moments: Darlington II
Newman Battles to 14th-Place Finish in Rain-Shortened Darlington Race
Roman to Power Ryan Newman & the No. 6 Team at Prestigious Coke 600 Sunday, May 24
Ryan Newman – Darlington II Advance
Roush Fenway Weekly Advance | Darlington 2
Newman Earns Hard-Fought Top-15 in Racing Return
Ryan Newman – Darlington I Advance
Roush Fenway Statement on Ryan Newman
Ryan Newman To Be a Guest on NBC’s Today Show on Wednesday Morning
Newman On Pole for Sunday’s Busch Clash at Daytona
ROUSH FENWAY SET FOR DAYTONA 500 POLE DAY
Ryan Newman – Daytona Clash/Qualifying Advance
Koch Industries to Sponsor Ryan Newman in Daytona 500
Roush Fenway Racing Names Castrol® as Team’s Official Oil Partner
Roush Fenway Racing Announces Multi-Year Extension with Wyndham Rewards
Newman Pleased with 2019 Progression, Poised for Non-Rookie 2020
Year In Review: 6 Team Schemes
Newman Ends 2019 With Strong 7th-Place Run
Ryan Newman – Homestead Advance
Ryan Newman – Phoenix II Advance
OSCAR MAYER BRINGS THE SIZZLE BACK TO NASCAR FOR 2020 SEASON AND BEYOND
Ryan Newman – Texas II Advance
Newman Battles Back, Records Top-10 at Martinsville
Ryan Newman – Martinsville II Advance
Blue Bird, ROUSH CleanTech Partner to Celebrate Propane School Bus Partnership at Martinsville
Early Damage Ends Newman’s Day in Kansas
Newman and No. 6 Team Look To Finish Season Strong
Ryan Newman – Kansas II Advance
Memorable Moments: Talladega II
Newman Edged at Line, Finishes Close 2nd at Talladega
Ryan Newman – Talladega II Advance
Ryan Newman – Dover II Advance
Newman Comes Up Just Short in Advancing Through NASCAR Playoffs
Newman Continues Consistency, Finishes 6th at Richmond
Mazola, Roush Fenway, Rescue Ranch Partner for Fall Events
Ryan Newman – Richmond II Advance
Newman Drives to Top-10 Finish at Las Vegas
Ryan Newman – Las Vegas II Advance
Memorable Moments: #TheBrickyard400
Newman, No. 6 Team Drive Way into #NASCARPlayoffs at Indy
Eventful Night Forces Newman with 23rd at Darlington
Newman Earns 7th-Place Finish at Sonoma
Newman Earns Top-10 at Bristol
Newman Looking Forward to Short Track Racing at Bristol
Solid 11th-Place Finish for Newman at Texas
Memorable Moments: Martinsville Speedway
Newman Finishes 23rd at Martinsville
Ryan Newman – Martinsville Advance
Newman Finishes 22nd in Fontana
Roush Fenway Racing off to strong start for 2019 season
Roush Fenway No. 6 Team Looking to Build on Early Season Consistency
Newman Earns 12th-Place Finish at Phoenix
Oscar Mayer Bacon Car to Make Sizzling Debut at Phoenix
Newman Finishes 24th in Las Vegas
Wyndham Rewards Excited for Change, No. 6 Car in 2019
Roush Fenway Looks to Hit Big in Vegas
Ryan Newman – Las Vegas Advance
Newman Rallies for 13th at Atlanta
Graves on Newman: “He’s very involved with the team”
Acorns Makes NASCAR Debut with Newman at Atlanta
Memorable Moments: The Daytona 500
Newman Battles for Top-15 in Daytona 500
Newman Drives Oscar Mayer Deli Fresh Ford to Ninth-Place Finish in Duel 1
Roush Fenway Looking For Another Daytona Victory
FIELD SET FOR THURSDAY’S TWIN DUEL RACES
Ryan Newman – Daytona 500 Advance
The Clash: What You Need To Know
NASCAR’s Winningest Team Partners with Acorns, the Fastest Way to Invest
Wyndham Rewards Expands Partnership with Roush Fenway Racing
Ryan Newman – Daytona Clash Advance
Newman to Sport Performance Plus Motor Oil Black and Yellow in 2019
Newman Embracing Change; Poised for RFR Debut
Newman Talks 2019 Season On ‘Jack’s Garage’
Graves Talks Return to Roush Fenway Racing on ‘Jack’s Garage’
Ryan Newman enters his second season behind the wheel of Roush Fenway’s No. 6 Ford Mustang, looking to build on a season that saw the Daytona 500 Champion rocket Jack Roush’s iconic Ford back into the NASCAR Playoffs, while scoring 14 top-10 finishes and coming just a fraction of an inch of putting the No. 6 back into victory lane in one of the closest finishes in NASCAR history at Talladega.
Newman’s first season at Roush Fenway was highlighted by a strong summer run to the playoffs, that saw the veteran string together five top-10 finishes in six races from Michigan to Loudon. With the pressure at a fever pitch and all eyes on the Newman, the team scored a dramatic eighth-place finish in the cutoff race at Indianapolis to earn the No. 6’s first playoff spot in 13 years.
Throughout the 10-race playoff run, Newman put together an additional four top-10 finishes, including the near-win in Talladega where he was edged at the line by .007 seconds, the sixth-closest finish in NASCAR history and third-smallest margin ever at Talladega Superspeedway. Despite not advancing through to the Championship round, Newman and the team ended 2019 in true fashion, putting together a seventh-place result in Homestead.
The hard-nosed driver set the tone for 2019 in the season opener where Newman survived what seemed like a flurry of accidents in the Daytona 500, to salvage a 14th-place finish, despite a mangled right front tire. That driver improved even more into the spring as he and the team put together an average finish of ninth in April with three-consecutive top-10 results.
Newman has led over 4,800 laps and his 51 poles are the ninth most in NASCAR history. He was named the Cup Series rookie of the year in 2002 and won the 2008 Daytona 500 and the 2013 Brickyard 400. He has finished inside the top 10 of the final Cup standings on seven occasions; including a second-place finish in 2014, and has qualified for the NASCAR Cup playoffs on nine different occasions since its inception in 2004. He was also named NASCAR Driver of the Year in 2003.
The South Bend, Indiana, native spent the 2014-18 seasons with Richard Childress Racing in the No. 31, where he claimed one win (Phoenix – 2017) 63 top-10s, 19 top-fives and three playoff berths.
Prior to his five-year stint at RCR, Newman spent five seasons with Stewart-Haas Racing, where he was a four-time winner with 78 top-10 and 30 top-five finishes. In his first year with SHR in 2009, Newman earned a berth in NASCAR’s Chase, where he finished ninth in the final standings. The 2010 season produced a November win for Newman at Phoenix, one of his two wins at the track.
The following year, Newman made his fourth appearance in the Chase and finished 10th. His 16th-career win followed in 2012 at Martinsville Speedway in April as he closed out the season 14th in points.
In 2013, another crown jewel was added to the driver’s win column. Newman started from the pole and kissed the famed bricks after winning the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. His winning form qualified him for the Chase, and two days later RCR announced Newman as the driver of the No. 31 beginning in 2014.
Prior to his days with Stewart-Haas, Newman drove for Roger Penske to begin his stock car career, one that would start in the ARCA RE/MAX Series back in 2000. He won three of the five ARCA races he entered that year, and eventually made his Cup debut at Phoenix that same year.
In 2001, Penske planned for Newman to run at least 23 combined events in both ARCA and NASCAR, while Newman attended Purdue University. In addition to five ARCA events, Newman ran 15 Busch Series races that season, winning poles in his second and third career starts and scoring his first career win at Michigan International Speedway in just his ninth career start. He also had a series-high six poles.
It was the following season, 2002, that Newman began full time in the Cup series, where he would win a season-high six poles, record 22 top-10 and 14 top-five finishes. Newman went on to edge Jimmie Johnson for the Rookie of the Year Award after claiming his first Cup win at New Hampshire that September.
The “Rocket Man” nickname held true in 2003 as he continued to lead the series in most poles with 11. Newman also won eight races, the most of any driver that year en route to another sixth-place finish in the standings. Postseason honors included the 2003 SPEED Driver of the Year, the National Motorsports Press Association Richard Petty Driver of the Year, the Benny Kahn/Daytona Beach News-Journal Driver of the Year and The Sporting News’ Dale Earnhardt Toughest Driver of the Year.
Newman successfully earned a berth in NASCAR’s inaugural Chase in 2004. For the second-straight year, he led the competition with most poles (nine), along with winning two more events. Team Penske also fielded cars for Newman in the Xfinity Series, where he won six of the nine races he entered.
The next two seasons saw Newman rocket to the top spot in qualifying seven times to finish out those years in 18th and 13th in the championship standings, respectively.
Newman launched his seventh premier series season in grand style by winning the sport’s most prestigious event, the 50th running of the Daytona 500 in 2008.
Prior to joining the NASCAR ranks, Newman’s open-wheel career started in 1983 when he drove in his first quarter midget race in New Carlisle, Indiana, and through the course of several seasons won more than 100 features, six regional championships and the 1988 Grand National Quarter Midget championship in the Heavy Mod division.
In 1993, Newman switched to full-sized midgets in the All-American Midget Series. He quickly made a name for himself by becoming the first driver to win both Rookie of the Year honors and the series championship in the same season. That same season, success continued, leading to the Michigan State Midget championship and induction into the Quarter Midget Hall of Fame.
Newman made the move to the United States Auto Club (USAC) in 1995 and in back-to-back seasons captured Rookie of the Year honors in the National Midget and Silver Crown Series. His first major USAC victory came in the prestigious Night Before the 500 at Lucas Oil Raceway in 1997.
In 1999, Newman balanced studying vehicle-structure engineering at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, while continuing to be a very active racer. He went on to become the first driver to win all three USAC National Rookie of the Year honors in the same year along with capturing the Silver Crown title.