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2007 BUSCH SERIES TEAM/DRIVER CHART

Last Update: 11-15-2007

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Rookie of the Year Drivers
Drivers Looking for a Ride
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Unknown/Limited Detail Teams

2007 Rookie of the Year Candidates

Marcos Ambrose - #59	Justin Diercks*	Sam Hornish, Jr. - #12*
Brad Keselowski - #88	Kyle Krisiloff - #14	Juan Pablo Montoya - #42*
Timothy Peters*	David Ragan - #6	Robert Richardon - #28*

Drivers Looking for a ride or with no announced plans:

Driver	Notes	Driver	Notes
Tim Andrews		Justin Labonte	Ran Late Models at Caraway in 2006
Casey Atwood	Ran for Brewco in late 2006	Scott Lagasse	Asked for release from Ganassi. Looking for Busch or Truck ride
Brad Baker		Burney Lamar	Contract was not be renewed by KHI
Pierre Bourque	Looking at a limited schedule	Ashton Lewis, Jr.	Left Rensi at the end of 2006
Austin Cameron		Steadman Marlin	Shows up in the series occasionally
Patrick Carpentier	Ran Montreal and Watkins Glen	Matt McCall	Yates development driver has not announced plans
Carlos Contreras		Mark McFarland	Morved to USAR Pro Cup in 2007
Kim Crosby		Brandon Miller	Still under contract with Childress
Tim Fedewa		Ryan Moore	Still under contract with DEI
Blake Feese	Running in CTS	Steve Park	Was reportedly working on a deal with ppc
A.J. Foyt IV	Still under contract with Evernham	Billy Parker
J.R. Fitzpatrick	Expected to run a few races	Shawna Robinson
Jeff Fuller	Ran for Cicci in 2006 before getting hurt	Jay Sauter
Tina Gordon		Brian Tyler
Steve Grissom	Shows up in the series occasionally	Jacques Villeneuve	Looking at NASCAR options
Shane Hall	Shows up in the series occasionally	Tyler Walker
Tracy Hines		Gus Wasson
Ryan Hunter-Reay	Was a part of the General Motors Busch Driver Evaluation Program	Jason White	Will run some CTS races
Ryan Hemphill		Chris Wimmer
Eric Jones		Ron Young	Drives for his own team from time to time
Travis Kittleson

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RED = New for 2007
* next to car number means a part time/limited schedule
? - Unknown
? name or sponsor - rumored/unknown

2007 BUSCH SERIES TEAM CHART
CAR#	DRIVER	MANU	SPONSOR	LISTED OWNER	CREW CHIEF	ENGINES
FULL TIME TEAMS plan to attempt all races

0	Eric McClure J.R. Fitzpatrick	Chevy	Hefty	Davis Motorsports	Steve Jenkins	Barnes & Reese Racing Engines
0	McClure brings Hefty to the team for 32 races. Fitzpatrick drove at Mexico City and Montreal.

1	J.J. Yeley Johnny Benson Max Papis	Chevy	Miccosukee Resort Gaming Northeastern Supply	James Finch/Phoenix Racing	Chuck Meyers	Wegner Joe Gibbs
1	The team switched from Dodge to Chevy. Yeley initially planned to run the full season but stepped out a few races after dropping out of contention for the championship. Johnny Benson drove at Milwaukee. Papis drove at Montreal and Watkins Glen.

6	David Ragan ROTY	Ford	Discount Tire, Dish Network	Roush	Mike Kelley	Roush-Yates
6	Ragan will run full time in both Busch and Cup.

7	Mike Wallace	Chevy	GEICO Sport Clips	James Finch/Phoenix Racing	Gere Kennon	Wegner
7	Mike Wallace will drive a full season for Finch in 2007. Fred Wanke left as crew chief after the April Nashville race.

9	Kasey Kahne Scott Riggs Elliott Sadler Boris Said Chase Miller Deac McCaskill Erin Crocker?	Dodge	Unilever (Klondike, Ragu, Hellmann’s, Wisk, Shedd’s Spread, Lawry’s, Lipton tea, Wish-Bone, and Slim-Fast Wrigley's(Phoenix) Vitamin Water(California fall) Puryear Tanklines (ORP)	Evernham Motorsports	Mike Shiplett	Evernham
9	Said will drive the road course races, the Nashville spring race and at least 1 other stand alone event. Kahne will drive a Wrigley's Doublement car at Phoenix in November.Kahne, Riggs & Sadler will split the driving duties. Crocker is expected to run 4 Busch races for Evernham. Chase Miller drove at Nashville (June), Kentucky, and Milwaukee. McCaskill makes his Busch debut at ORP.

10	John Andretti Dave Blaney Todd Bodine John Graham Brian Vickers Brent Sherman	Toyota	Freedom Road RVs Camping World ABF Winegard (Phoenix, Chicagoland) Seymour Paint	Braun Racing ppc Racing	?	TRD
10	This team merged into Braun Racing for at least the 2007 season. Andretti reportedly had Camping World sponsorship for 15 races, but Blaney drove most of the races. Seymour Paint sponsored Blaney at Daytona (July). Todd Bodine drove at Milwaukee. Graham drove at Montreal and the Glen. Vickers will drive Michigan, Bristol, California, and Richmond. Sherman will drive at Memphis and Texas (November).

14	Kyle Krisiloff ROTY	Ford	Clabber Girl Eli Lilly and Company and Walgreens	Carl Haas	Bryant Frazier	Roush-Yates
14	Team will run a full season. They used ppc's points from the #22 car last year to be guaranteed a spot in the first 5 races. The team announced a sponsorship deal with Eli Lilly and Walgreens in late June.

16	Greg Biffle Todd Kluever Colin Braun	Ford	3M, Dish Network, Scotch Tape (Phoenix fall)	Roush Fenway Racing	Eddie Pardue	Roush-Yates
16	Biffle will drive 19 races, Kluever 16 races - Daytona, Mexico City, Atlanta, Bristol, Nashville, Phoenix, Darlington, Nashville, Kentucky, Milwaukee, New Hampshire, Gateway, Montreal, Watkins Glen, and Bristol. Bruan will drive at Memphis.

18	Tony Stewart Aric Almirola ROTY? Brad Coleman Kevin Conway	Chevy	Carino’s Italian Grill Z-Line Designs Goody's ConAgra	Joe Gibbs	Jason Ratcliff	Joe Gibbs Racing
18	Coleman will drive 17 races - Las Vegas; Mexico; Nashville (April 7); Texas (April 14); Talladega; Richmond (May 4); Kentucky; Milwaukee; Gateway; Indianapolis; Montreal; Watkins Glen; Michigan; Bristol (Aug. 24); Dover (Sept. 22); Memphis and Phoenix (Nov. 10). Carino's will sponsor 10 of those races. Conway will drive 8 races with sponsorship from Z-Line Designs - Bristol (March); Dover (June 2); Nashville (June 9); New Hampshire; Chicago); California (Sept.); Richmond (Sept.); and Kansas . Stewart will drive 3 races. Almirola will drive the remainder.

20	Denny Hamilin Aric Almirola Travis Kittleson	Chevy	Rockwell Automation FedEx Goody's ConAgra SlimJim	Joe Gibbs	Dave Rogers	Joe Gibbs Racing
20	Hamlin will run 20 races. Almirola will drive 7. Tony Stewart will drive at Atlanta in the spring with Goody's sponsorship. Kittleson will make his series debut at Gateway.

21	Kevin Harvick Timothy Peters PJ Jones Tim McCreadie Clint Bowyer Ryan Foster?	Chevy	AutoZone	Richard Childress	Shane Wilson	RCR
21	Harvick will run 14 races in the #21. PJ Jones drove at Mexcio. McCreadie drove at Milwaukee. Foster expects to run some races later in the year. RCR announced in early July that Peters would not run any additional races. Bowyer drove at California.

22 (was 12)	David Stremme Carlos Contreras Pierre Bourque Mike Bliss Patrick Carpentier Josh Wise	Dodge	SuperCuts Family Dollar	Fitz Motorsports	Paul Wolfe	Evernham
22 (was 12)	David Stremme returns to Fitz Racing and the team switches to #22. Stremme will run at least 12 races. Contreras is expected to run a handful of races. Family Dollar will be the primary sponsor at Bristol, twice in Nashville and Charlotte, Talladega, Darlington, Daytona, Gateway, Indianapolis and Richmond. Patrick Carpentier will drive at Montreal and Watkins Glen. Josh Wise will drive at ORP

25	David Gilliland Richard Johns ROTY	Ford	FreeCreditReport.com	Ed Rensi	Todd Brewer	Yates
25	Gilliland will drive 24 races. Johns will drive the car in all Busch stand-alone races except Mexico as well as fall races at Richmond, Kansas and Phoenix.

27	Ward Burton Jason Keller Jorge Goeters Bobby East Casey Atwood	Ford	Kleenex Ravenwood Winery United States Postal Service Federated Auto Parts	Brewco Motorsports Clarence Brewer	?	Roush-Yates
27	Burton will drive 20 races. Keller will drive at Nashville (April), Milwaukee, O’Reilly Raceway Park, Gateway, and Kentucky. A driver for the remainder of the schedule has not been announced. Goeters drove in Mexico in partnership with Star Motorsports. Bobby East will split 10 races between the #27 & #37. Atwood drove at Kansas

28	Robert Richardson ROTY Jeff Green Johnny Sauter German Quiroga Jr Derrike Cope Niclas Jonsson Blake Bjorklund	Chevy	Checkers/Rally's Daytonabrands, Inc. U.S. Border Patrol	Jay Robinson Racing	Steve Plattenberger	DEI
28	Jay Robinson teams with Hass for the 2007 season. Richardson will drive a minimum of 11 races. Checkers/Rally's will be the sponsor at Daytona, Atlanta, Bristol, Talladega, Richmond, Kentucky, Daytona, St. Louis, Bristol, Memphis, and Homestead-Miami. Daytonabrands will be the sponsor at California. Quiroga drove at Mexico. Cope drove at the spring Richmond race and Chicago. The U.S. Border Partol will be an associate or primary sponsor for the final 25 races of the year. Niclas Jonsson drove at Montreal. Haas announced in August that Bjorklund would drive the #28 at California, Charlotte and Homestead

29	Jeff Burton Scott Wimmer	Chevy	Holiday Inn Dixie Stampede	Richard Childress	Pat Smith	RCR
29	Burton and Wimmer will split the ride.

33	Tony Stewart Kevin Harvick Ron Fellows Cale Gale Tony Raines	Chevy	Dollar General Old Spice RoadLoans.com Camping World RVs.com Bounty Super Duty Towels	Kevin Harvick	Dan Stillman	RCR
33	Tony Stewart will drive at Daytona, Las Vegas, Talladega, Darlington, New Hampshire, Chicago, Michigan, and Kansas with Old Spice Sponsorship. Harvick will drive at California (both), Bristol (both), Texas (spring), Lowes (both), and Richmond (fall), Ron Fellows will drive at Mexico, Canada, and Watkins Glen. Tony Raines will drive at Atlanta, Phoenix (both), Richmond (spring), Dover (both), Daytona (July), Texas (fall), and Homestead. Cale Gale will drive at Nashville (both), Kentucky, Milwaukee, Gateway, ORP, and Memphis. Camping World will be the primary sponsor in 11 races.

35	Bobby Hamilton, Jr.	Ford	McDonalds Eckrich	Ed Rensi Sam Rensi Gary Weisbaum	Chris Wright	Yates
35	Hamilton, Jr. returns to Rensi, where he had the most success in his career. Eckrich will be the sponsor at Chicago, ORP and Texas (November).

36	Brent Sherman Jeremy Clements	Chevy	Big Lots Vialafil	McGill Motorsports	Ricky Pearson	Wegner
36	Sherman joined the team for a full season after running the last 2 races of 2006. His last race with the team in 2007 will be Kansas. Clements will drive at Lowes (October)

37 (was 66)	Greg Biffle Jamie McMurray Bobby East Johnny Satuer John Graham Casey Atwood Brad Baker	Ford	Yard-Man Fun Energy Foods	Brewco Motorsports Clarence Brewer	Shawn Parker	Roush-Yates
37 (was 66)	McMurray will drive 12 races, Biffle will drive 11. Johnny Sauter drove at the spring Nashville race. Another drive will be announced for the remainder. Yard-Man will be the sponsor for the following race: Daytona (McMurray), California (McMurray), Mexico (Biffle), Las Vegas (McMurray), Texas (McMurray), Phoenix (Biffle), Talladega (McMurray), Chicagoland (McMurray), Canada (Biffle), Bristol (Biffle). Bobby East will split 10 races between the #27 & #37. Graham will drive 10 races with sponsosrship from Fun Energy Foods. Atwood drove at the Sept. Dover race. Baker will drive at Lowe's (October)

38	Jason Leffler	Toyota	Great Clips	Braun Racing	Todd Lohse	TRD
38	This team remained relatively unchanged from 2006

41	Reed Sorenson David Stremme Scott Pruett Bryan Clauson Scott Lagasse, Jr. A.J. Allmendinger	Dodge	Wrigley Imation/Memorex	Chip Ganassi	Brad Parrott	Ernie Elliott
41	Sorenson and Stremme will alternate as the driver for the first 25 races. The car will feature a rotating paint scheme of Wrigley’s Spearmint, Doublemint, Juicy Fruit, and Winterfresh brands. Lagasse ran at Milwaukee and ORP. Bryan Clauson will run the majority of the remaining races. Imation/Memorex will be the primary sponsor for the team starting at the Bristol fall race and for the remainder of the year. Pruett drove at Mexico. Lagasse drove at Milwaukee. Allmendinger drove at Phoenix (November).

42	Juan Pablo Montoya Kevin Hamlin A.J. Allmendinger Dario Franchitti	Dodge	Texaco/Havoline Memorex Target	Chip Ganassi	Brian Pattie	Ernie Elliott
42	Montoya was scheduled to run all the companion races and Hamlin the stand-alones. However, Montoyta got out of the car after Watkins Glen. Allmendinger drove at California, Richmond, Dover, Kansas and Charlotte. Franchitti drove at Memphis, Phoenix, and Homestead.

47	Jon Wood Travis Kvapil Kelly Bires Andy Lally	Ford	Clorox, Wisk Armor All	ST Motorsports Tad Geschickter	Scott Zipadelli	Roush-Yates
47	Wood was exepcted to also run a partial Cup schedule. Kvapil substituted for Wood at Dover in June while Wood was sick. Bires drove at Nashville (June) and most of the remaining races. Andy Lally drove at Montreal and Watkins Glen.

59	Marcos Ambrose ROTY	Ford	Kingsford Charcol Bush’s Baked Beans	JTG Racing ST Motorsports Tad Geschickter	Greg Conner	Roush-Yates
59	Ambrose moves from CTS to Busch and Stacy Compton moves from Busch to CTS.

60	Carl Edwards	Ford	Miracle-Gro Sharp AQUOS/3M Vikuiti The Weather Channel Aflac Scotts World Financial Group Dish Network (10 races).	Jack Roush	Pierre Kuettel	Roush
60	Edwards will run the full Cup/Busch schedule again. World Financial Group will sponsor the team at February Fontana, April Phoenix, September Dover and November Phoenix. Sharp AQUOS/3M Vikuiti will be the sponsor at Talladega, Kentucky, Chicagoland, Michigan and California (fall). Aflac was the sponsor at Daytona (July). The Weather Channel will be the sponsor at Indy.

66 (was 64)	Steve Wallace Reed Sorenson	Dodge	HomeLife Communities Top Flite Jasper Engines and Transmissions Rapid Industrial Cleaningr Jimmy John's	RWI Rusty Wallace	Steve Darne	Penske-Jasper
66 (was 64)	Wallace will run full time. Rapid Industrial Cleaning will be the primary sponsor at Milwaukee, New Hampshire, Chicago, Michigan, and one other race. Jimmy John's will be the sponsor at Michigan. Sorenson replaced Wallace for the October race at Lowe's.

77	Kevin Harvick Bobby Labonte Ron Hornaday Kertus Davis Brandon Miller	Chevy	Dollar General	Kevin Harvick	Wally Rogers	RCR
77	Labonte will drive 18 races, Harvick 4 (Phoenix, Richmond, Dover, Lowes), and Davis 13 (California, Mexico, Nashville (both), Kentucky, Milwaukee, Gateway, ORP, Canada, California, Dover, Memphis, Phoenix). Hornaday will drive at Milwaukee. Miller will drive a Memphis.

88	Shane Huffman Dale Earnhardt, Jr. Brad Keselowski Andy Pilgrim	Chevy	U.S. Navy	JR Motorsports	Tony Eury Sr.	RCR
88	Huffman was released prior to the July Daytona race. Earnhardt Jr drove at Daytona. Keselowski will drove at Chicago, Gateway, and ORP. Pilgrim will drive at Montreal and Watkins Glen. Keselowski was signed at the beginning of September for the remainder of the year.

90	Stephen Leicht	Ford	CitiFinancial	Robert Yates	Bruce Cook	Yates-Roush
90	Leicht will run the full season.

99	David Reutimann	Toyota	Aarons Rent XM Radio NAPA Auto Parts	Michael Waltrip	Jerry Baxter	TRD
99	XM Radio will be primary sponsor at Chicago. NAPA will be the sponsor in Montreal.

PART TIME TEAMS / SOME BUSCH WACKERS
CAR#	DRIVER	MANU	SPONSOR	LISTED OWNER	CREW CHIEF	ENGINES


00	Michael McDowell	Toyota	NAPA Auto Parts	Michael Waltrip	?	TRD
00	Will run the final 3 races of the season.

03*	Todd Bodine	Toyota	?	Germain Racing	Mike Hillman Jr.?	TRD?
03*	Team plans to run 8-10 Busch races, starting at Gateway.

06*	Eric Darnell Mark Martin	Ford	Dish Network	Roush Fenway Racing	Chad Norris	Roush-Yates
06*	Darnell tested at Daytona. Martin will drive at Daytona with Dish Network sponsorship.

2*	Clint Bowyer Kenny Wallace	Chevy	BB&T Camping World Jimmy John's	Richard Childress	Dan Deeringhoff	RCR
2*	Bowyer plans to run 17 races in 2007 & 2008. Camping World will be the sponsor at Phoenix (April 20), Talladega (April 28), New Hampshire and Chicagoland. Wallace will drive at Gateway with Jimmy Johns sponsorship.

4*	Regan Smith Kraig Kinser	Chevy	Ginn Resorts	Ginn Racing	Doug Randolph	Hendrick
4*	The team had planned to run full time, but decided to scale back Busch races after the June Nashville race to give Smith an opportunity to run can Nextel Cup companion events. Kinser could run a few races later in the year.

5*	Kyle Busch Adrian Fernandez Mark Martin	Chevy	Lowe's Delphi Spectrum Brands Autoguard	Rick Hendrick	Mike Bumgarner	Hendrick
5*	Team is not expected to run the full schedule. Delphi will be the primary sponsor at Las Vegas, Talladega, Daytona, Chicago, and Texas. Spectrum will sponsor the car in 13 companion events. Mark Martin will drive at Darlington, Michigan and Homestead with Autoguard sponsorship. Fenandez will drive at Mexico with Lowe's sponsorship.

8*	Dale Earnhardt, Jr.	Chevy	Sharpie	DEI	Tony Eury, Jr.	DEI
8*	Dale Jr. will run the Spring Bristol race with Sharpie sponsorship.

11*	Jason Keller Marc Mitchell	Chevy	Force Protection/Dutch Quality Stone CarFax InvestLinc Sweet Baby Ray's	CJM Racing	Todd Gordon	Pro Motors
11*	Team announced after Las Vegas that they were move from Cup to the Busch Series. Plans are in place for 12-15 races in 2007. Could be more with additional sponsorship. Team will debut at Darlington. Mitchell will drive at Milwaukee. CarFax will be the primary sponsor at Michigan and an associate for the remainder of the year. InvestLinc is the primary sponsor at Dover (Sept) and Kansas. Sweet Baby Ray's will be the primary sponsor at Lowes (October) and Kansas.

11*	Paul Menard Martin Truex, Jr. Dale Earnhardt, Jr. Kerry Earnhardt?	Chevy	Menards Turtle Wax	DEI	Kevin Manion	DEI
11*	Menard planned to a total of 14 races in 2007. Kerry Earnhardt wants to run a handful of races and it could be here at the stand alone events.

12 (was 39)*	Ryan Newman Kurt Busch Sam Hornish ROTY	Dodge	Alltel Penske Truck Leasing Mobile One Kodak Easy Share	Penske Racing South	Matt Gimbel	Penske-Jasper
12 (was 39)*	The team will run 23 races. Kurt Busch will run 5 race. Kodak will sponsor Newman at Bristol, Texas, Darlington, Chicagoland, Watkins Glen, Fontana, and Richmond. Hornish will drive at Daytona, California, Atlanta, Nashville (April 7), Richmond, Michigan, Dover, Charlotte, Texas, Phoenix and Homestead. Sponsorship from Mobile 1 will be on the car at California, Richmond, Michigan, Dover, Phoenix, and Homestead.(

19*	Patrick Carpentier	Dodge	Stanley Tools	Evernham Motorsports	Mike Shiplett	Evernham
19*	Team will run at Homestead.

44 (was 14)*	?	Dodge	Family Dollar	Fitz Motorsports	Ron Otto	Evernham
44 (was 14)*	Mark Green drove for the team at Montreal.

15*	Paul Menard	Chevy	Peak Antifreeze Menards	DEI	Mike Greci	DEI
15*	Second DEI team will probably run a limited schedule. Menard will run at Daytona with sponsorship from Peak.

17*	Matt Kenseth Michel Jourdain Danny O'Quinn	Ford	Arby's, Dish Network (9 races) Aflac iLevel	Roush Fenway Racing	Drew Blickensderfer	Roush-Yates
17*	Arby's will sponsor Kenseth in 13 races - Daytona, Atlanta, Texas, Phoenix, Charlotte, Dover, Chicago, Michigan, Bristol, California, Richmond, Kansas & Phoenix. Jourdain will drive at Mexico City and Montreal. iLevel will be the sponsor at Phoenix (spring), Dover (fall), Lowe's (fall), and Texas (fall). Aflac will be the sponsor for Kenseth at Watkins Glen.

23*	Brad Keselowski ROTY	Chevy	Oklahoma Centennial Commission MACtac	Keith Coleman	Steve Platenberger	Pro Motors Engines
23*	Team planned to run a full season, but announced in late June that they were ceasing operations. They announce July 5 that they were shutting down.

24* (was 57)	Casey Mears Landon Cassil	Chevy	National Guard Lowes	Rick Hendrick	Chad Walter	Hendrick
24* (was 57)	Mears will drive 22 races with National Guard sponsorship. Cassil made his Busch debut at Gateway and also ran at ORP.

26*	Mark Martin Jamie McMurray Greg Biffle Todd Kluever Erik Darnell	Ford	Dish Network (14 races) Oreo The Weather Channel Aflac	Roush Fenway Racing	Pat Tryson	Roush-Yates
26*	Mark Martin will drive at Daytona and Texas (Spring). Greg Biffle will drive the #26 Oreo Ford in at least the Daytona race. Kluever will run 3 races. Aflac will be the sponsor for McMurray at Bristol (August) and Richmond (September). The Weather Channel will sponsor Kluever at Chicago.

30*	Stanton Barrett	Chevy	Smith & Wesson	SKI Motorsports	Bob Schacht	Pro Motors
30*	Team is planning to run Chicago, California, (September) Dover (September), Lowe's (October), and Texas.

31*	Peyton Sellers	Chevy	?	Marsh Racing	Ted Marsh	RCR
31*	Scheduled races include Chicago, fall California, fall Lowe's, and Texas.

32*	Dave Blaney Michael Waltrip Bill Elliott Brian Vickers	Toyota	ABF Freight Hass Avocados Fort McDowell Beringer Vineyards Seymour Paint	Braun	Trent Owens	TRD
32*	Blaney will run the Busch Series full time, but the #32 team will be part-time. Waltrip will drive at Atlanta. Beringer will be the sponsor in a limited number of races. Seymour Paint will sponsor Elliott at the May Lowe's race. Vickers will drive at Daytona (July) and Lowe's (October) with sponsorship from Fort McDowell>

34*	Jay Satuer Steve Grissom Brian Simo	Chevy	?	Frank Cicci Racing	James Daly	Fischer
34*	Team had planned a full season with Brian Conz as the driver. However, that deal fell apart. Grissom was the driver at Daytona. Sauter drove at California. Simo drove at Mexico. Sauter drove at Las Vegas, Atlanta, Bristol, and Nashville. The team did not attempt Texas and closed up shortly afterwards.

48*	Jimmie Johnson?	Chevy	Kobalt	Rick Hendrick	Chad Walter?	Hendrick
48*	Johnson will drive 3 races with Kobalt sponsorship (both Lowe's races and fall California).

55*	Robby Gordon Brandon Miller?	Ford	Verizon	Robby Gordon	Dana Brugman	Yates-Roush
55*	Verizon and Motorola will sponsor Gordon at Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago and Texas. The team will run as many races at sponsorship allows. Brandon Miller tested for Gordon at Daytona. Camping World will sponsor Gordon at Montreal.

56*	Danny O'Quinn Frank Kreyer Dange Hanniford A.J. Frank	Chevy	Smith Transport KYMCO Culvers S+S Mack Records Power Equipment Company Brandeis	Mac Hill Motorsports Jack McNelly	Tony Lambert	Fisher
56*	O'Quinn will run a limited schedule, starting at the Bristol spring race. Smith Transport will be the primary sponsor for at least one race. KYMCO was the sponsor at Bristol. Kreyer will drive at Milwaukee, Gateway, O'Reilly Raceway Park, and Phoenix with sponsorship from Culver's. S+S Mack Records will be the sponsor at the Spring Nashville race. Hanniford made his Busch debut at the spring Richmond race. Power Equipment Company is the sponsor at Nashville (June), Bristol (August), and Memphis. A.J. Frank will drive at Kentucky with sponsorship from Brandeis.

58*	Chris Horn	Chevy	?	Fred Horn	?	?
58*	Team is running a limited schedule

63*	Kerry Earnhardt Mike MacKenzie	Chevy	?	Jeff Spraker Racing	Jeff Spraker	DEI
63*	Team plans to run at Daytona (July). MacKenzie drove at Montreal

64	Chase Austin	Dodge	HomeLife Communities	RWI Rusty Wallace		Penske-Jasper
64	Austin will make his Busch debut at Memphis in October.

70*	Justin Diercks ROTY Mark Green	Chevy	Foretravel Motorcoach	ML Motorsports Mary Louise Miller & Stephany Mullen	Tom Sokoloski	Wegner
70*	Team plans 19 races for the season - Daytona, Las Vegas, Nashville, Texas, Talladega, Richmond, Nashville, Kentucky, Milwaukee, Daytona, Chicago, Gateway, O'Reilly Raceway Park, Michigan, Richmond, Kansas, Memphis, Texas, and Homestead. Diercks and the team parted ways June 29. Mark Green was then hired to drive the rest of the season.

71*	Ron Young	Chevy	?	Ron Young / RB1 Motorsports	Greg Tester	?
71*	No set schedule for 2007. Team will show up as money allows.

72*	Randy MacDonald	Chevy	?	Randy MacDonald	Rodney Jackisch	Bill Davis Racing Engines
72*	No plans have been announced for 2007. This team usually runs as many races and sponsorship allows.

73*	Brett Rowe	Ford	?	Revelocity Racing	?	Roush-Yates
73*	Team plans a 10 race schedule.

83*	?	Chevy	AAMCO	JR Motorsports	?	RCR
83*	Team will run in the June 2 and Sept. 1 Busch Series events at Dover and California.

87*	Joe Nemechek	Chevy	Brunton Vineyards	NEMCO Motorsports	?	Hendrick
87*	Nemechek wants to run more Busch races this year.

89*	Morgan Shepherd	Dodge	Racing With Jesus	Faith Motorsports	Jim Graham	Barnes & Reese Racing Engines
89*	Morgan entered the Darlington race and is running a partial schedule the rest of the season.

93*?	Marc Mitchell	Chevy	Ergon	Tony Clements Racing	?	?
93*?	The team plans to enter two races in 2007.

95*	Steadman Marlin?	Dodge	?	Sadler Bros	Nick Harrison	Ernie Elliott
95*	Team expected to run approximately 5 races.


98*	Alex Garcia	Chevy	Dixien OminiSource	Transnet Racing Alex Garcia	Danny Gill	GP Race Engines
98*	Plans to run a 12 race schedule in 2007.

UNKNOWN / LIMITED DETAILS
91	David Green	Toyota	Your Residential Technology Team	Riley-D'Hondt	Jerry Pitts	TRD
91	The team debuted at Lowe's in May and plans to run a number of races during the remainder of the season. Your Residential Technology Team will be the sponsor at both Lowe's races.

92?	Bobby Santos III	Toyota	Riley Technologies	Bill Davis Racing	Gene Nead	TRD
92?	Santos is expected to run 10 races - both Richmond, both Lowe's, New Hampshire, Kansas, Memphis, Texas, Phoenix, and Homestead.


?	Buckshot Jones	?	?	DMT Motorsports	?	?
?	Team tentatively plans to run at New Hampshire and Bristol.
?	Damon Lusk	?	?	Zekko Racing	?	?
?	Reports stated the team would run a full season, but they did not show up

01	Morgan Shepherd Joe Fox Kertus Davis	Chevy	?	Davis Motorsports	?	Barnes & Reese Racing Engines
01	Shepherd drove at California (spring) and Nashville (spring). Kertus Davis drove at Michigan

01	Jay Sauter	Chevy	?	Duesenberg & Leik Motorsports	?	Wegner
01	Sponsorshipd dried up for this team and they did not run any races.

08	Trevor Boys	Gsmdashboards.com Industro Tools Chixcanfix.com	Chevy	H&K Motorsports	?	?
08	Team plans a minimum of 6 races.

15?	Matt Crafton?	Chevy	?	ppc Racing Greg Pollex	Todd Gordon	?
15?	This is ppc's #22 team from 2006. The team will probably not race if sponsorship is not found.

30	Mike Bliss	Chevy	Smith & Wesson Berkley	SKI Motorsports	Bob Schacht	Pro Motors
30	No plans have been announced for 2007

37	Josh Krug?	Chevy	Americash Advance?	Vision Racing	?	?
37	Team plans to move from ARCA to Busch in 2007, but did not test at Daytona.

43	P.J. Jones	Dodge	RFMS	Mike Curb Cary Agajanian	Mark Durgin	Evernham
43	No plans have been announced for 2007

50	Jeff Barrister Brain Pannone	Ford	racecarstupid.com	Jeff Barrister	?	Roush-Yates
50	Team attempted Phoenix in April.

44	Mike Harmon Jennifer Jo Cobb	Chevy	All Sports Armour	Donnie Richardson	?	?
44	Team plans to run some races that do no conflict with the ARCA schedule. Cobb attempted the Kansas and Phoenix (November) races.

50?	Danny O'Quinn?	Ford	?	Roush Fenway Racing	?	Roush-Yates
50?	O'Quinn is currently only scheduled for 1 race (Kentucky) with an unannounced Roush team.

52	Brad Teague	Ford	?	Jimmy Means	?	?
52	Team is running a handful of races.

54?	Roger Carter II	Dodge	?	Fridell Racing	?	Arrington
54?	Team planned a limited schedule starting at new Hampshire.

67*	C.W. 'Skip' Smith	Dodge	Panasonic Consumer Electronics	Mike Smith Smith Motorsports	Steve Yeagle	Ege
67*	No plans have been announced for 2007. This team usually runs Daytona and a handful of other races.

71	Trevor Boys	Chevy	First Produce	Randy MacDonald	Nathan Linford	?
71	Team ran at Montreal

72	D.J. Kennington	Dodge	Nothern Provincial Pipelines	Dwight Kennedy	Robbie Wethington	?
72	Team plans about 5 race starting at the spring Phoenix race

76	Jerick Johnson	Chevy	American Legion	Jack Johnson	?	?
76	Team attempted the spring Nashville race.

85	John Hayden	Chevy	?	Premier Motorsport	Dan Kinney	Pro Motors Eng
85	This team usually runs a handful of races, but may not continue

?	Mark Martin	Chevy	?	Ginn Racing	?	Hendrick
?	Martin plans on running 5-10 races.

?	Josh Wise	Toyota	?	Michael Waltrip Racing	?	TRD
?	USAC driver Wise is expected in a handful of Busch races. He made his Busch debut at ORP with Fitz Racing

?	Jorge Goeters	?	?	Star Motorsports	?	?
?	The team partnered with Brewco at Mexico City to run the #27.

?	Shelby Howard	?	?	Robby Benton Racing	?	?
?	Team plans to run a limited number of races. They entered Kentucky and ORP in the #01 of Johnny Davis Motorsports.

?	Jeremy Mayfield?	Toyota	?	Bill Davis Racing	?	TRD
?	Bill Davis would like to get back into the Busch Series with at least one team.