hearing that Paul Wolfe will not be in the #6 Evernham Motorsports / Hungry Drivers Dodge at Atlanta and that Jeremy Mayfield will be in the car there, also hearing Kasey Kahne will drive the car at Nashville Superspeedway on March 25th. Supposedly it is just for two races and the team will evaluate the situation from there, so Wolfe could be back in the car for some races.(3-14-2004)
UPDATE: Evernham Motorsports announced that Jeremy Mayfield and Kasey Kahne will take over driving duties of the #6 Hungry Drivers Dodge effective immediately. Paul Wolfe was entered in the first four races in the #6 Charger, but failed to qualify at Mexico City and Las Vegas. Mayfield will drive at Atlanta while Kahne is slated for Nashville. We felt it was necessary at this time to make some changes to ensure we are competitive, team owner Ray Evernham said.(NASCAR PR), actually Wolfe did qualify at Las Vegas, starting 15th and finishing 30th.
AND Unilever Foods and Evernham Motorsports announced today changes to the driver lineup of the #6 Hungry Drivers Dodge Charger effective immediately. Jeremy Mayfield will take over the reins in this weekends Aarons 312 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, and reigning NASCAR Nextel Cup rookie of the year, Kasey Kahne, will take over driving duties the following week at Nashville Superspeedway. Evernham Motorsports and Unilever Foods are in the process of evaluating their options for the remainder of the season and expect to announce long-term plans for the Hungry Drivers team in the coming weeks.(Hungry Drivers PR via BGNRacing.com)(3-16-2005)
UPDATE 2: Denny Darnell, a team spokesman for Evernham, said Wolfe remains under contract, but how he will be used in the future has not yet been determined by team owner Ray Evernham.(ESPN.com/AP)(3-23-2005)
