David Stremme said he is still looking for a 2010 ride and is considering beginning to work with a new Nationwide Series team that would run full time in 2011 when that series’ new car is scheduled to be used in every race. Stremme was released from Penske Racing [#12 Dodge] late last season. “We’ll see what happens here real quick,” Stremme said Saturday. “I might be able to announce something, a full-time deal. Until then, I don’t really say much because if you’re not signing anything, it’s not worth talking about. [I’ve] got some cool things working with a guy that’s going to be starting up with a full-time deal in ’11 in the Nationwide Series with the new car, I think you’ll see a lot of new owners coming in. I want to go around with a team that I can have fun with and be competitive. A lot of guys have to do start-and-parks to survive. I’m not in that position where I have to. I want to race. I’ve always grown up racing [and] try to win. That’s some of the stuff I look at. I’ve had a lot of interest from different people, just nothing that’s really excited me. I was stuck into a position where I was in a multi-year agreement with a team, and then they decided they wanted to do something different. So it kind of left me out. I’ve been looking.”(SceneDaily)(1-11-2010)
