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Timothy Ivan "Tim" Brewer (born February 4, 1955) is an American former stock car racing crew chief and television analyst for NASCAR on ESPN. He was part of NASCAR Countdown, the pre-race show, with host Brent Musburger and fellow analyst Brad Daugherty. He was also a contributor to NASCAR Now, the daily NASCAR information program on ESPN2. During each race, Brewer returns to the coverage to analyze race stories by using a "cut-away" car, which was a show car provided by Chevrolet.

Brewer won two championships as a crew chief working for owner Junior Johnson. His first was with driver Cale Yarborough in 1978 and his second was with Darrell Waltrip in 1981, though he was later replaced by Jeff Hammond. Incidentally, both worked for competing networks (Hammond at Fox NASCAR) in similar roles.

Brewer eventually moved to Morgan-McClure Motorsports. In 1997, he joined Geoff Bodine Racing as team manager, but became Geoff Bodine's crew chief during the August race at Bristol Motor Speedway; when Bodine fell two laps down, Brewer attempted to intervene in radio communications when crew chief Pat Tryson abruptly quit.^[1]

Brewer's drivers won 53 Cup points races and 55 Cup points pole positions. He is supported on the ESPN productions by Nelson Crozier, a premier innovator in the NASCAR environment for over 40 years.

With Nelson Crozier, Brewer was a partner in T and N Products, an intellectual properties LLC that has a patent pending on a unique safety indicating lug nut. Their company also serves as an expert witness for the major Detroit auto manufacturers and nationally known law firms.

References

^ Coble, Don (August 28, 1997). "Bodine's team restarts after Bristol". The Orlando Sentinel. Retrieved February 18, 2019 – via Newspapers.com.

External links

Tim Brewer ESPN Bio
Tim Brewer crew chief statistics at Racing-Reference

[1] Coble, Don (August 28, 1997). "Bodine's team restarts after Bristol". The Orlando Sentinel. Retrieved February 18, 2019 – via Newspapers.com.

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+'''Timothy Ivan "Tim" Brewer''' (born February 4, 1955) is an American former [[stock car racing]] [[pit stop|crew chief]] and [[color commentary|television analyst]] for ''[[NASCAR on ESPN]]''. He was part of ''[[NASCAR Countdown]]'', the pre-race show, with host [[Brent Musburger]] and fellow analyst [[Brad Daugherty (basketball)|Brad Daugherty]]. He was also a contributor to ''[[NASCAR Now]]'', the daily NASCAR information program on [[ESPN2]].  During each race, Brewer returns to the coverage to analyze race stories by using a "cut-away" car, which was a [[show car]] provided by [[Chevrolet]].
-'''Tim Brewer''' is an [[United States|American]] [[stock-car racing]] [[crew chief]] and [[color commentary|television analyst]].
+Brewer won two championships as a crew chief working for owner [[Junior Johnson]].  His first was with driver [[Cale Yarborough]] in 1978 and his second was with [[Darrell Waltrip]] in 1981, though he was later replaced by [[Jeff Hammond (sports broadcaster)|Jeff Hammond]]. Incidentally, both worked for competing networks (Hammond at ''[[Fox NASCAR]]'') in similar roles.
-Brewer joined [[NASCAR on ESPN]] for the [[2007 in NASCAR|2007 season]].  He is part of ''[[NASCAR Countdown]]'', the pre-race show, with host [[Brent Musburger]] and fellow analyst [[Brad Daugherty (basketball)|Brad Daugherty]].  He is also a contributor to ''[[NASCAR Now]]'', the daily NASCAR information program on [[ESPN2]].  During each race, Brewer returns to the coverage to analyze race stories by using a "cut-away" car, which is a [[show car]] provided by [[Chevrolet]].
+Brewer eventually moved to [[Morgan-McClure Motorsports]]. In 1997, he joined [[Geoff Bodine Racing]] as team manager, but became [[Geoff Bodine]]'s crew chief during the August race at [[Bristol Motor Speedway]]; when Bodine fell two laps down, Brewer attempted to intervene in radio communications when crew chief [[Pat Tryson]] abruptly quit.<ref>{{cite news|last=Coble|first=Don|url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/28596716/bodines_team_restarts_after_bristol/|title=Bodine's team restarts after Bristol|newspaper=[[The Orlando Sentinel]]|via=[[Newspapers.com]]|date=August 28, 1997|accessdate=February 18, 2019}}</ref>
-Brewer won two championships as a crew chief working for owner [[Junior Johnson]].  His first was with driver [[Cale Yarborough]] in 1978 and his second was with [[Darrell Waltrip]] in 1981.  He later worked for [[Morgan-McClure Motorsports]].
+Brewer's drivers won 53 Cup points races and 55 Cup points pole positions. He is supported on the ESPN productions by Nelson Crozier, a premier innovator in the NASCAR environment for over 40 years.
-Ironically, Johnson replaced Brewer with [[Jeff Hammond]].  Today, the two work for competing networks (Hammond is on [[NASCAR on FOX]]) with very similar roles.
+With [[Nelson Crozier]], Brewer was a partner in [[T and N Products]], an intellectual properties LLC that has a patent pending on a unique safety indicating lug nut. Their company also serves as an expert witness for the major Detroit auto manufacturers and nationally known law firms.
-Brewers drivers won 53 Cup points races and 55 Cup points pole positions. He is supported on the ESPN productions by Nelson Crozier, a premier innovator in the NASCAR environment for over 40 years
+==References==
+{{reflist}}
+==External links==
-He is the guy on the television that tells us the valve broke off and fell down into the cylinder.
+*[https://web.archive.org/web/20091221045346/http://www.espnmediazone3.com/us/2009/10/brewer_tim/ Tim Brewer ESPN Bio]
+*{{Racing-Reference crewchief|Tim_Brewer}}
+{{NASCAR on ESPN}}
-==References==
-* ''Sporting News Official NASCAR Record and Fact Book'', 2007 edition
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+[[Category:NASCAR crew chiefs]]
+[[Category:NASCAR mass media]]
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+[[Category:1955 births]]
-{{US-tv-bio-stub}}