Scott Riggs News

Atlanta Happy Hour practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

Atlanta Happy Hour practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

September 4, 2010
if things stay the same, these eight drivers would make the race: #13-Casey Mears, 25th #38-Dave Blaney, 32nd #46-Michael McDowell, 33rd #87-Joe Nemechek, 35th #55-Mike Bliss, 36th #26-Patrick Carpentier, 38th #21-Bill Elliott [PC], 40th #36-J.J. Yeley, 42nd these

Atlanta practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

Atlanta practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

September 4, 2010
if things stay the same, these eight drivers would make the race: #13-Casey Mears, 26th #46-Michael McDowell, 27th #38-Dave Blaney, 30th #32-Jason Leffler, 34th #09-Landon Cassill, 36th #87-Joe Nemechek, 37th #64-Todd Bodine, 38th #21-Bill Elliott [PC], 40th these

The Entry List

The Entry List

August 31, 2010
for the Emory Healthcare 500 Sprint Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway is posted, 47 teams/drivers [for 43 spots] are listed, including: Not in top 35 of owners points: #09-Landon Cassill (2009 race winner as owner)(38/24) #13-Casey Mears (40/24) #21-Bill Elliott

Bristol Happy Hour practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

Bristol Happy Hour practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

August 20, 2010
if things stay the same, these eight drivers would make the race: #38-David Gilliland, 3rd fastest overall #26-Jeff Green, 22nd #36-Dave Blaney, 25th #07-Robby Gordon, 28th #66-Scott Riggs, 33rd #55-Michael McDowell, 34th #09-Bobby Labonte [PC], 38th #13-Casey Mears

Bristol practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

Bristol practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

August 20, 2010
if things stay the same, these eight drivers would make the race: #38-David Gilliland, 1st fastest overall #07-Robby Gordon, 2nd #32-Mike Bliss, 15th #87-Joe Nemechek, 16th #55-Michael McDowell, 19th #64-Todd Bodine, 20th #46-J.J. Yeley, 23rd #09-Bobby Labonte [PC],

Michigan practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

Michigan practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

August 13, 2010
if things stay the same, these eight drivers would make the race: #21-Bill Elliott [PC], 25th #36-Casey Mears, 27th #38-Travis Kvapil, 33rd #13-Max Papis, 34th #09-Landon Cassill, 35th #87-Joe Nemechek, 36th #46-J.J. Yeley, 38th #32-Mike Bliss, 40th these drivers would

Riggs driving for PRISM Motorsports at Michigan:

Riggs driving for PRISM Motorsports at Michigan:

August 13, 2010
Scott Riggs will make his PRISM Motorsports debut driving the #66 Toyota in the August 15 Carfax 400 at Michigan. "Scott clearly has an impressive racing resume and we are excited to bring a driver with his experience to PRISM Motorsports," said Phil Parsons, who serves

Chicago Rookie Notes:

Chicago Rookie Notes:

July 7, 2010
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in the Subway Jalapeno 250 at Daytona International Speedway. Stenhouse Jr. scored a career-best third-place finish, his second top-five in 22 NASCAR Nationwide Series races. He claimed the fourth top-10 of his

Kentucky Rookie Notes:

Kentucky Rookie Notes:

June 9, 2010
Brian Scott was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in the Federated Auto Parts 300 at Nashville Superspeedway. Scott was credited with a 28th-place finish and collected top rookie honors for the seventh time this season. Scott leads Ricky Stenhouse Jr. by 24 points (

Nashville Rookie Notes:

Nashville Rookie Notes:

June 2, 2010
Brian Scott was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in the TECH-NET Auto Service 300 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Scott was credited with a 33rd-place finish and claimed top rookie honors for the sixth time this season. Scott leads Ricky Stenhouse Jr. by 14 points (127

Zaxby’s revises Childress sponsorship:

Zaxby’s revises Childress sponsorship:

May 28, 2010
Richard Childress Racing and Zaxby's have revised their partnership agreement, with the Southeast favorite for chicken fingers and Buffalo wings to sponsor the #21 team for 10 more races in the 2010 NASCAR Nationwide Series season. Clint Bowyer will drive the #21 Zaxby

Keyed Up Motorsports to skip Charlotte races:

Keyed Up Motorsports to skip Charlotte races:

May 12, 2010
Keyed-Up Motorsports owner, Raymond Key, announced that the #90 Chevy will go on hiatus until funding is secured. The team has reduced staff but is still in operation, and will not participate in the All-Star Event weekend or the Coca-Cola 600 event as previously announced

#90 to run at Charlotte:

#90 to run at Charlotte:

April 20, 2010
Keyed Up Motorsports announced that the #90 Chevy will return to Sprint Cup action in the Coca Cola 600 at the Charlotte Motor Speedway [May 30th]. Keyed Up Motorsports team owner Raymond Key and crew chief Doug Richert decided to take off a few races to restructure

Phoenix Happy Hour practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

Phoenix Happy Hour practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

April 9, 2010
if things stay the same, these eight drivers would make the race: #7-Robby Gordon, 20th fastest overall #87-Joe Nemechek, 21st #90-Scott Riggs, 26th #55-Dave Blaney, 27th #66-Michael McDowell, 28th #46-Terry Cook, 35th #26-David Stremme, 38th #36-Mike Bliss, 39th these

Martinsville first practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

Martinsville first practice rank for the non top-35 drivers:

April 9, 2010
if things stay the same, these eight drivers would make the race: #66-Michael McDowell, 2nd fastest overall #09-Aric Almirola, 14th #90-Scott Riggs, 31st #55-Dave Blaney, 32nd #87-Joe Nemechek, 33rd #26-David Stremme, 34th #36-Mike Bliss, 36th #46-Terry Cook, 38th