Roush Racing Inc., one of NASCAR's most ... Smith wants the museum to go beyond rudimentary race relics. Owner Jack Roush's vast collection of vintage automobiles will be included, as well as ...

Jack Roush’s aunts and uncles didn’t love ... He built three and still has two at his Livonia museum. A successful road-racing partnership with Ford followed in 1981. By the mid-80s, Ford ...

Jack Roush paved way to NASCAR Hall of ... a dozen that he expects to sustain him for the rest of his racing career. Roush’s museum sells replicas, though he donned a slightly different version ...

While most of us recognize Jack from his racing activities, starting in the 1960s with his Gapp & Roush drag racing efforts ... done correctly is here in our museum. It's a one of a kind." ...

You know the name Jack Roush as the builder of late-model “tuner” Mustangs, but younger readers may not realize the man’s history with Ford Motor Company vehicles and racing. Jack first came ...

In 1971, Jack Roush partnered with Wayne Gapp to compete in major-league drag racing, even winning a Pro Stock title in the National Hot Rod Association. In 1984, Roush jumped into road racing.

Gazing out the glass door of his team hauler, Jeff Burton speculated about the day owner Jack Roush ... driver of Roush Racing's No. 99 Ford. "And he would push it himself, roll it with his ...

Roush Racing ventured into the top class of NASCAR in the 1980s and is still one of the sanctions top teams, with drivers Mark Martin, Greg Biffle, Matt Kenseth, and many more over the years.