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Column: Hendrick checking off his own personal bucket list
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Hendrick Motorsports started out as All-Star Racing in a outdated shop with wooden-paneled partitions and just more than enough space for its 8 staff members. Rick Hendrick experienced cobbled together just ample dollars to start that unsponsored NASCAR team for the 1984 season. He experienced owned Town Chevrolet in Charlotte for just over 5 years, but racing was his initial appreciate, so he gave it a go as NASCAR’s growth began sprawling earlier its Southern borders. All-Star Racing almost went broke two months into its inaugural year ahead of a victory by Geoff Bodine — the third option driver! — saved the season and stored the…


