It's truly one for all at HMS.(NASCAR)(Hendrick Motorsports)

From: The Sporting News | Date: January 26, 2004| Author: Spencer, Lee | Copyright information

One garage, four squads, eight cars, 14 computers and one team concept define the Hendrick Motorsports approach at Daytona. Other organizations may talk about a one-team approach, but talk is cheap. Hendrick lives by the philosophy. Never has one organization in NASCAR integrated four programs so smoothly. Athough HMS placed three teams in the top 10 in 2003--Jimmie Johnson, second; Jeff Gordon, fourth; and Terry Labonte, 10th--it was an accomplishment overlooked by many.

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