Updates Coming Soon!
Andy is back on the track and racing! The team announced it's schedule in mid-January, and are racing at Rockingham! With Andy's new team, I'll have the new 'colors' up sometime this week!

Santerre qualifies 16th at 'The Rock'
Andy Santerre was able to qualify the 01 Chevy Monte Carlo in the 16th position. Updates will be avaliable later this evening on Andy's race!

Santerre-Reece Motorsports Announces Busch Series Plans
Mooresville, North Carolina - Santerre-Reece Motorsports, co-owned by NASCAR Busch Series driver, Andy Santerre and area businessman, Mike Reece, announced plans to form a NASCAR Busch Series team in November. Since then, Santerre-Reece Motorsports has hired a crew chief , a crew, obtained a number from NASCAR and want to announce their plans for the 2001 NASCAR Busch and Busch North Series seasons. Full Story

New Busch Series Team announced for 2001
Andy Santerre, a regular NASCAR Busch Series competitor, and Winston-Salem businessman, Mike Reece, have combined efforts and formed Santerre Reece Motorsports - a NASCAR Busch Series team slated to compete on a limited basis in 2001 with a full schedule planned for 2002. Press Release

Santerre Emotional After Dedicating Win to Fallen Friend!
Andy Santerre left no doubt who had the best car in the NASCAR Busch North Series 125 on Saturday, September 16, 2000 at New Hampshire International Speedway as he led a dominating 112 laps of the scheduled 125 lap race on his way to his 10th career NASCAR Busch North win. North East Racing News

Andy Santerre Wins BNS Event at NHIS
Andy Santerre led the final 90 laps of Saturday afternoon's Busch North Series, NASCAR Touring New Hampshire 125 to record his second career victory at New Hampshire International Speedway. The win was worth $18,675 to the Cherryfield, Maine driver and give him a .500 batting average in the 2000 Busch North Series, with two victories in four starts sandwiched around his Busch Series, Grand National Division schedule. North East Racing News

Andy Santerre Heads Home to New Hampshire for his Final Busch North Race of 2000 and to Support The Choose Life Foundation
Andy Santerre, a NASCAR Busch Series regular, will compete in the Busch North Series 125, his final NASCAR Busch North race of the season, at New Hampshire International Speedway on September 16, 2000. Press Release

Lance Snacks Team Finishes 4th at Bristol
Outside of legendary Friday night high school football in the state of Tennessee, there is absolutely not another more exciting place to be than Friday night Busch racing at Bristol Motor Speedway in late August.

This past Friday's Food City 250 may go down as one of the most action-packed race(s) in the long storied history of stock car racing's fastest half-mile oval. Team Rensi Motorsports

Santerre Develops Unique Promotion To Aid Choose Life Foundation!
Harrisburg, NC - NASCAR Busch Series regular, Andy Santerre, announces a unique promotion which offers race fans a chance to sponsor a section of his NASCAR Busch North racecar for the nationally-televised September 16, 2000 Busch North Series event at New Hampshire International Speedway. All proceeds will benefit The Choose Life Foundation, Inc. Press Release

Lance Team Finishes 24th, Moves into Top 10 in Points
Team Rensi and Lance Snacks have certainly had twists of fate this season, but together both have persevered and currently stand in 10th place in overall Busch Series point standings after Saturday's NAPA Online.com 250

The week's activities in rural Brooklyn, MI began with rain, rain, and more rain. All of Thursday's practice rounds were washed out, and the Lance Snacks team prepared for a shortened session on Friday. Team Rensi Motorsports

Santerre Sensational in 100th Career Busch North Series Start
Watkins Glen, NY - In his 100th NASCAR Busch North Series start, Andy Santerre piloted the #44 Team EJP/WHELEN/Wynn Oil Company/Team ASE Chevrolet Monte Carlo to a record setting Bud Pole Award and to his 9th career NASCAR Busch North Series victory at Watkins Glen International Speedway in the glen.com 150 presented by Pepsi on Saturday, August 12, 2000. Press Release

Santerre WINS from the pole at Watkins Glen!
After getting the track record just 2 days earlier, Santerre lead the field of 38 to the green flag Saturday afternoon on schedule. Santerre was able to lead twice for a total of 28 laps. Rain haulted the race with just 6 laps remaining, and Santerre was declared the winner. Race Results

"A win is a win they always say. I’ve seen several Winston Cup races end under rain delay, and I said, ‘man I really want to finish this thing under green.’ We really had a good car. Its hard to say what would have gone wrong, but we were ok if it did go back to green because we had a pretty good car. Bryan (Wall, #77) was really fast and he was the only one I was really concerned with. I knew I had to get by him -- he’s running for points and I’m not. We talked before the race. I told him that I would race him fare and square. I had a couple of chances to get by him, and I just didn’t want to make the move because it was too risky. I made a move coming off the carrousel turn going down the short straight. I pulled along side and I got my nose inside of him going into the left hander. I though he knew I was there, but he came down on me and we made slight contact and he moved up the track. " TheGlen.com

A pole for Santerre at Watkins Glen
The Nascar Busch Series takes the weekend off, so driver Andy Santerre headed off to Watkins Glen with the Busch North Series. This is Santerre's second race at the 2.45 mile road course this year. In late June, Santerre ran the #25 Lance Snacks Chevy in the Busch race, starting 19th and finishing 27th. Santerre's lap of 1:15.477, 116.857 mph crushed Bryan Wall's record of 114.872 mph set one year ago.

"This car will be fast in the race," Santerre said, "I've had some good cars here, but this car is awesome. I always run good here. I combined (with Marsh Racing) earlier this year. I have always run good here and so have they, so we put our notes together. But (defending champion Bryan) Wall has the fastest car. He's the one to beat." TheGlen.com

Track Scene: Santerre in Top 10 Again
Following two straight top-10 runs with drivers Andy Santerre and Kenny Wallace, expectations were pretty high for the Lance Snacks Racing team going into the Kroger 200 at Indianapolis Raceway Park on Friday night.

We were on an emotional high, and we brought the same car that Andy finished third with at Pikes Peak two weeks ago. Although he hadn’t finished well before at IRP, he’s always raced well there, and Andy was hoping to improve upon the final results. RacingOne.com

Santerre Keeps Lance Team on Roll
There's no doubt in Andy Santerre's mind as to which car in the Team Rensi Motorsports race shop is his favorite.

It's the same car he finished sixth with at New Hampshire. It's the same car he finished 10th with at South Boston. It's the same car he finished third with at Pikes Peak. And it's the same car he finished 10th with Saturday night in the NASCAR Busch Series, Grand National Division Kroger 200 at Indianapolis Raceway Park. Lance Snacks Racing

IRP Team Rensi Quick Facts
A recap of last weekends 8th place finish by Kenny Wallace, a look at the owner points standings, quotes from Andy and Greg on the upcoming race at IRP as well as a look ahead with Team Rensi. Lance Snacks Racing

Track Scene: Wallace Gives Team Another Top 10
Sometimes, and I won’t deny it, this job has a few nice perks. It’s a lot of work, mind you, but we get to enjoy ourselves every once in a while.

I flew in to St. Louis a day earlier last week than I normally would have, simply because I had a promotional deal set up for our driver, Kenny Wallace. Working with Gateway International Raceway public relations director Pete Wickham, I had arranged for Kenny to be recognized on the field at a St. Louis Cardinals’ baseball game at Busch Stadium on Wednesday night with Arizona. RacingOne.com

Wallace Gives Lance Team Second Straight Top-10
Welcome back to the seat of the Lance Snacks Chevrolet, Kenny Wallace.

And Saturday night, Wallace's eighth place finish in the NASCAR Busch Series, Grand National Division CarQuest Auto Parts 250 at Gateway International Raceway was certainly a welcome sight for the Lance team. Lance Snacks Racing

Track Scene: Colorado Not All Fun and Games
It was a day when racing became fun again for the Team Rensi Motorsports Lance Snacks Chevrolet team.

From the drop of the green flag Saturday in the NAPA AutoCare 250 at Pikes Peak International Raceway, driver Andy Santerre was a man on a mission. And throughout the entire 250 laps, there was a renewed sense of joy and optimism in the pits, something that had been missing for a while. RacingOne.com