Fitz and Bradshaw to Part Ways at the End of Season: After a five-year joint-venture, NASCAR Busch Series team owner Armando Fitz and Pro-Football Hall of Fame Quarterback, Terry Bradshaw, have agreed to end their business relationship at the end of the 2006 season. "It's been a really great experience working with Terry, said Fitz, "but with his increasing obligations in broadcasting and film, he would be unable to fulfill his role in promoting our sponsors. We will continue our friendship and I wish him all the best in his future endeavors". Fitz, gearing up for the 2007 race season, has some new affiliations and plans in the works that will soon be announced. Bradshaw, while having an affinity for NASCAR, regrets having to end his involvement. A four-time Superbowl quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Bradshaw also ventured into movies, commercials, and most recently, television sitcoms. He's also a popular public speaker, and famed Fox pre-game NFL host. Bradshaw's most recent screen endeavors have been the 2006 movie "Failure to Launch" and newly produced television sitcom "Relative Chaos".(FBR PR#2), the team, Currently known as FitzBradsahw Racing, fields two cars in the Busch Series, the #12 Dodge and #14 Dodge teams, using different drivers.(9-21-2006)