Dodge sets course for return to Winston Cup

From: Chicago Sun-Times | Date: October 17, 1999| Author: Pete Pistone | Copyright information

The long-rumored return of Dodge to NASCAR Winston Cup racing is coming. DaimlerChrysler announced last week it would field at least five teams for the 2001 season.

As expected, Ray Evernham will lead the manufacturer's return to the series and oversee development of the Intrepid. Evernham left Hendrick Racing two weeks ago, where he helped Jeff Gordon capture 47 victories and three Winston Cup championships, to take on the new challenge.

"My competitive juices are pumping," Ever...

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