2010 NATIONWIDE SERIES TEAM/DRIVER CHART

UPDATED: 11-20-2010

2010 Rookie of the Year Candidates

#1-James Buescher*
#6 – Ricky Stenhouse, Jr.
#11 – Brian Scott
#16 – Colin Braun*
#42 – Parker Kligerman*
*Not running full season

TABLE KEYS

RED = New for 2010
* next to car number means a part time/limited schedule
? – Unknown
? name or sponsor – rumored/unknown

FULL TIME TEAMS
CAR#	DRIVER	MANU	SPONSOR	TEAM/OWNER	CREW CHIEF	ENGINES

01	Mike Wallace	Chevy	Monster Diesel Choctaw Casino Resort One Hour Heating and Cooling Cincinnati Bell Technology Solutions G&K Services Gerber Collision Bandana’s BBQ Indiana Live! Casino Hy-Vee Smoky Mountain Cheese, LLC TireBuyer.com Suncore Industries	Davis Motorsports	Patrick Magee	Ben Barnes
	Wallace will return to the team in 2010. Monster Diesel will sponsor the team at California (Feb) Las Vegas, Bristol (Mar) and Nashville (Mar). Choctaw was on the car at Texas (Apr) and Talladega. One Hour Heating and Cooling was the sponsor at Darlington (May) and Dover (May). Cincinnati Bell Technology Solutions was the sponsor at Kentucky. G& K Services was the sponsor at Daytona (Jul) and Michigan. Gerber Collision was the sponsor at Chicago. Bandanas was the sponsor at Gateway. Indiana Live! Casino was the sponsor at ORP. Hy-Vee was the sponsor at Iowa. Smoky Mountain Cheese was the sponsor at Bristol (Aug) and Atlanta (Sept). TireBuyer.com was the sponsor at Charlotte (Oct). Suncore Industrieswas the sponsor at Phoenix (Nov).

05	Jeff Green Willie Allen Victor Gonzalez Jr. David Starr Blake Koch	Chevy	31-W Insulation Goodall Homes Cash America	Wayne Day	Newt Moore	Mike Vaden
	Jeff Green drove at Daytona (February). Team could run full time. Gonzalez will drive at Phoenix (Apr) Road America, and Watkins Glen. Starr drove at Texas (Apr). Goodall Homes was the sponsor at Nashville (Jun). Cash America will sponsor David Starr at Daytona (Jul), ORP, Charlotte (Oct), Phoenix (Nov), Texas (Nov) and Homestead (Nov). Koch drove at Iowa.

09	Scott Riggs Jason Bowles Chad McCumbee Patrick Sheltra Hermie Sadler Sean Caisse Robb Brent Boris Said Landon Cassill Kevin Hamlin John Wes Townley Kelly Bires Brian Scott	Ford Toyota	GPS Store TNA Wrestling	RAB Racing	?	Roush-Yates
	Townley and Zaxby’s left the team. Riggs will drive as much of the season as possible, but sponsorship could force the team to a limited schedule. Bowles drove at Phoenix (Apr). McCumbee drove at Texas (Apr), Darlington (May) , Dover (May) and Charlotte. Sheltra drove at Talladega. Sadler drove at Richmond (Apr) with TNA sponsorship. Caisse drove at Nashville (Jun), Kentucky, and Nw Hampshire. Brent drove at Road America. Said drove at Montreal and Watkins Glen. Cassill drove at Chicago and Richmond. Hamlin drove at ORP. Townley drove at Iowa and Michigan, Bristol and was scheduled for Dover and possibly other races, but Zaxby’s left the team after Richmond. Bires drove at Dover (Sept.) Scott drove at Kansasand the remainder of the year. Team switched to Toyota for the final 3 races of the year.

6	Ricky Stenhouse, Jr Brian Ickler Billy Johnson	Ford	CitiFinancial Blackwell Angus beef	Roush Feneway Racing	Rick Viers	Roush-Yates
	Rick Viers takes over as crew chief for Mike Kelley (6-9-2010). Stenhouse will drive the full season in the #6. CitiFinancial will sponsor 18 races. Blackwell Angus beef will be the sponsor at Daytona (July), Atlanta (Sept), Califronia (Oct) and Phoenix (Nov). Ickler drove at Kentucky. Johnson will drive at Watkins Glen.

7 (was #5)	Danica Patrick Steve Arpin J.R. Fitzpatrick Josh Wise Dale Earnhardt, Jr Scott Wimmer Landon Cassill	Chevy	GoDaddy.com Lifetime “Army Wives” Schick Canada WOW! Foods howdoyou.com? Tissot	JR Motorsports	Tony Eury, Jr. Jim Long	Hendrick
	#5 team becomes the #7 team. Earnhardt, Jr. reportedly has sponsorship for 4 races from unknown sponsors. Danica will drive at Daytona (Feb. 13), California (Feb. 20), Las Vegas (Feb. 27), New Hampshire (Jun. 26), Chicagoland (July 9), Michigan (Aug. 14), Dover (Sept. 25), California (Oct. 9), Charlotte (Oct. 15), Gateway (Oct. 23), Texas (Nov. 6), Phoenix (Nov. 13), and Homestead-Miami (Nov. 20). Team will have points from the #11 CJM Racing team to be locked into the first 5 races. Wimmer will drive at Bristol (Mar) and Nashville (Apr). Team plans a full season but is looking for sponsorship. Army Wives was on the car at Nashville (Apr). Cassill will drive at Phoenix, Texas (April), and Dover (May). Aprin will drive at Talladega, Richmond (Apr), Darlington, Charlotte (May), and Daytona (WOW sponsorship). Fitzpatrick will drive the road course races with sponsorship from Schick Canada. Josh Wise drove at Nashville (June) and Kentucky. Long served as crew chief at Daytona (Jul). Tissot sponsored Danica at California (Oct).

10	Jason Leffler David Reutimann Chad Blount Mikey Kile Casey Mears Kelly Bires Tayler Malsam Derrick Griffin Josh Wise Ricky Carmichael Scott Wimmer	Toyota	ABF Beringer Iron Horse Jeans Fraternal Order of Eagles (FOE)	Braun Racing Steve Turner	Todd Lohse Stewart Cooper	Arrington Engines
	Leffler will run 8 races in the #10 while Kahne is driving the #38. ABF will sponsor Leffler at Daytona (February 13), Bristol (March 20), Darlington (May 7), Dover (May 15), Charlotte (May 29), Atlanta (September 4), and Homestead-Miami (November 20). Beringer will sponsor Reutimann at California (Feb), Texas and Chicago. Blount was in the car at Las Vegas. Kile will drive at Nashville (April). Mears drove at Phoenix (Apr). Bires drove at Richmond (Apr.) Malsam left Kyle Busch Motorsports CWTS team at the end of May to take over the #10 ride for all races except Chicago, Bristol, Atlanta, Homstead. Iron Horse Jeans was the sponsor at Kentucky. Griffin drove at ORP. FOE was the sponsor at Bristol (Aug). Wise drove at Dover (Sept.). Carmichael will drive at Kansas, California (Oct), Phoenix, and Homestead. Wimmer drove at Gateway (Oct).

11	Brian Scott Jame Buescher David Reutimann Brad Sweet	Toyota	AccuDoc Solutions StopRepairBills.com BigSpot.com Rexall	Braun Racing	Jeff Stankiewicz	Arrington Engines
	Braun is expanding to 4 teams and Scott will drive for the new team. StopRepairBills.com will sponsor the team at Daytona and Las Vegas. BigSpot.com will sponsor the team at Phoenix, Road America, New Hampshire, Richmond, and Dover. AccuDoc will sponsor a number of races. Scott left the team after Dover (Sept). Buesher drove at Kansas, California (Oct) and Phoenix (Nov.). Reutimann drove with Rexall sponsorship at Charlotte (Oct.), Texas (Nov.) and Homestead. Sweet drove at Gateway (Oct).

12	Justin Allgaier	Dodge	Verizon	Penske Racing	Chad Walter	Penske-Jasper
	Allgaier is likely to run another full season in Nationwide before considering a move to Cup.

15	Michael Annett	Toyota	HYPE Energy Drink Pilot Travel Centers Valvoline	Germain Racing	Ryan Fugle	Triad Racing Technologies
	No officially announced plans. Hype will be on the car at Chicago and Montreal. Valvoline was the sponsor at Atlanta (Sept) and Charlotte (Oct.)..

16	Colin Braun Matt Kenseth Brian Ickler Erik Darnell Trevor Bayne	Ford	Con-Way Freight Coupons.com World Financial Group 3M	Roush Fenway Racing	Rick Viers	Roush-Yates
	Con-way Freight will move to Nationwide with Braun and sponsor 18 races. 3M will sponsor 2 races. Kenseth will drive at Richmond (Apr) and Darlington (May). Coupons.com was the sponsor at RIchmond (Apr.) Ickler will drive at Charlotte (May) and select other races. Kenseth drove at Atlanta (September) with World Financial Group sponsorship. Darnell drove at Richmond (Sept), Dover (Sept) and Texas (Nov). Bayne drove at Gateway (Oct).

18	Kyle Busch Brad Coleman	Toyota	Interstate Batteries Z-Line NOS Energy Drink Combos Safeway Driving Centers FleetLocate Shore Lodge	Joe Gibbs	Jason Ratcliff	Joe Gibbs Racing
	Busch is planning on 22-24 races, primarily companion events to Cup, however, he has left open the possibility of running the full season. Combos will be the sponsor at Phoenix (April), Dover (May), and Watkins Glen. Busch drove with Interstate Batteries sponsorship at Daytona (February). Coleman will drive all the standalone races. He had Safeway Driving Centers sponsorship at Nashville (Jun), Kentucky, and Road America. FleetLocate was on the car at ORP. Shore Lodge was the sponsor at Gateway (Oct).

20	Joey Logano Denny Hamlin Matt DiBenedetto	Toyota	GameStop Interstate Batteries SportClips Pizza Ranch Food Lion Muscle Milk Bosch	Joe Gibbs	Kevin Kidd	Joe Gibbs Racing
	Matt DiBenedetto has sponsorship from Pizza Ranch for Road America, Gateway, and Iowa. GameStop will sponsor Logano in 21 races – Daytona, Fontana, Bristol, Nashville, Texas, Talladega, Richmond, Kentucky, Loudon, Chicago, Watkins Glen, Michigan, Bristol, Montreal, Atlanta, Dover, Fontana, Charlotte, Texas, Phoenix, and Homestead. Hamlin drove at Vegas with Interstate Batteries sponsorship. Food Lion was the sponsor at Dover. DiBenedetto drove at Nashville (Jun) with Muscle Milk sponsorship and at Gateway (Oct) with Bosch sponsorship.

21	John Wes Townley Clint Bowyer Scott Riggs Tim George Jr. Austin Dillon Morgan Shepherd	Chevy	Zaxby’s Sargento Bass Pro Shops	Richard Childress	Gere Kennon Danny Stockman	Earnhardt-Childress
	Townley moves to RCR with Zaxby’s sponsorship. Bowyer replaced Townley after a practice crash at Phoenix (Apr) and drove the race. He also drove the car through Charlotte (May). Bowyer will drive at Charlotte (Oct. 15), Daytona (July 2), Bristol (Aug. 20), Atlanta (Sept. 4), Richmond (Sept. 10), Texas (Nov. 6) and Homestead-Miami (Nov. 20). Scott Riggs will drive the car at Nashville Superspeedway (June 5) and Kentucky Speedway (June 12). For the remaining races, Zaxby’s will be an associate sponsor with Zaxby’s branding to be displayed on the car’s lower-rear quarter panels. Riggs drove at Nashville (Jun). RCR released crew chief Dan Deeringhoff, car chief Tony Hamm and engineer Paul Flury jusr befoew Road America as the company reorganizes its Nationwide program. Tim George Jr. is the driver at Road America with crew chief Gere Kennon and Austin Dillon will drive the car at New Hampshire with his truck crew chief Danny Stockman and sponsorship from Bass Pro. Shepherd drove at Chicago, Gateway, and ORP

22	Brad Keselowski	Dodge	Discount Tire Ruby Tuesday	Penske Racing	Paul Wolfe	Penske-Jasper
	Keselowski will run a full season for Penske. Discount Tire will sponsor 26 races. Ruby Tuesday will sponsor 6 races with the first being at Richmond in April. Will have points from the #47 JTG car to be locked into the first 5 races.

23	Robert Richardson Coleman Pressley Johnny Sauter Alex Kennedy Marc Davis Peyton Sellers	Chevy	Jasper Engines and Transmissions Brandt	R3 Motorsports	Steve Plattenberger	High Energy Engines
	Pressley drove at Bristol (Mar), Richmond (May), and Darlington. Sauter drove at Phoenix (Apr). Jasper Engines was the sponsor at Bristol (Mar), Darlington, and Richmond (Sept). Kennedy drove at Road America, Gateway, Watkins Glen, Montreal, and Pheonix (Nov). Davis drove at Dover (Sept). Sellers drove at Gateway (Oct.) with Brandt sponsorship.

24	Eric McClure DJ Kennington	Ford	Hefty	Team Rensi Motorsports	Chris Wright	Ernie Elliott?
	McClure will return with Hefty sponsorship. Kennington drove at Montreal.

26	Brian Keselowski Parker Kligerman Sam Hornish	Dodge	?	Bob Keselowski	Todd Gault	Ernie Elliott
	Expected to run the full season. Kligerman drove at Daytona (July), Montreal, Charlotte (Oct). Hornish drove at Homestead.

27	Greg Biffle Johnny Sauter Scott Wimmer Owen Kelly Justin Lofton Jennifer Jo Cobb Kelly Bires Drew Herring Nelson Piquet, Jr. Josh Wise Andrew Ranger Danny O’Quinn Brad Baker Hermie Sadler Alex Kennedy Chase Mattioli	Ford Dodge	Red Man Moist Snuff G2 Gemini Custom Apparel Heil Trailers CruiseOne-enMotion Sacred Power CollegeComplete.com	Baker-Curb Racing	John Reese	Ernie Elliott
	Owen Kelly drove run the car at Road America. Crew chief Rick Viers leaves and heads to the #16 Ford (6-9-2010). Kleenex left at the end of 2009. Greg Biffle will run an undetermined amount of races. Sauter drove at Nashville (April). Wimmer drove at Talladega, Nashville (Jun) and Kentucky. Due to Federal regulations, the RedMan sponsorship must end by the end of June. G2 Gemini Custom Apparel was the sponsor at Nashville (Jun). Kelly drove at Road America. Lofton drove at New Hampshire and Chicago. Cobb drove at Daytona (July), Richmond (Sept) and Charlotte (Oct). Bires drove at Gateway. Herring drove at Iowa and Dover (Sept.) Kansas, and Gateway (Oct). Piquet drove at Watkins Glen. Wise drove at Michigan. Ranger drove at Montreal. O’Quinn drove at Bristol (Aug) with Heil Trailer sponsorship. Baker drove at Atlanta (Sept) and California (Oct). Sadler drove at Charlotte (Oct) with CruiseOne-enMotion sponsorship. Kennedy drove at Texas (Nov) and Phoenix (Nov). Sacred Power was the sponso with Kennedy at Phoenix (Nov). Mattioli drove at Homestead with sponsorship from CollegeComplete.com

28	Kenny Wallace	Chevy	Federated Auto Parts Blue Ox Zimmzang Hot Rod Grills Sol Azul Tequila Chloe Duyck Memorial Fund Anderson’s Maple Syrup Turkey Bubba Burgers Tom Gill Chevrolet Outshyne Juggle.com Cookies Sauces & Seasonings Bully Hill Vineyards Kengor Metals Illinois Corn Marketing Board Numblets	Jay Robinson Racing	Jay Robinson	Jay Robinson Racing
	Federated will sponsor the team for 8 races (Las Vegas was the first). Blue Ox was the sponsor at Daytona (February) and Dover (May). Zimmzang sponsored the team at California (Feb.) Hot Rod Grills was the sponsor at Bistol (March). Sol Azul Tequila was the sponsor at Phoenix (Apr). Chloe Duyck Memorial Fund was on the car at Texas (Apr) and Michigan. Andersons was the sponsor at Talladega, Road America and Chicago. Turkey Bubba Burgers was the sponsor at Richmond (Apr). Tom Gill Chevrolet was the sponsor at Kentucky. Outshyne was on the car at Daytona (July). Juggle.com was the sponsor at Gateway. Cookies was the sponsor at Iowa. Bully Hill was the sponsor at Watkins Glen. Kengor Metals was the sponsor at Charlotte (Oct.). Illinois Corn Marketing Board was the sponsor at Gateway (Oct). Numblets was the sponsor at Homestead.

32	Brian Vickers Reed Sorenson Jacques Villeneuve	Toyota	Dollar General	Braun Racing	Trent Owens	Arrington Engines
	Vickers will drive at least 10 races, Sorenson will drive at least 23 races. 2 races are TBA – Montreal and Road America. Sorenson picked up 5 additional races when Vickers blood clot put him out for a majoirty of the season. Villeneuve will drive at Road America and Montreal.

33	Kevin Harvick Ron Hornaday Mike Bliss Max Papis	Chevy	Jimmy Johns Rheem Tankless Water Heaters Armour Foods Ollie’s Bargain Outlet Mad Crocs Energy Brands	Kevin Harvick	Ernie Cope	Earnhardt-Childress
	Team will run the full season. Harvick ran all races through Charlotte in May. Harvick drove at Daytona (February) with Jimmy Johns sponsorship. Ollie’s will sponsor Harvick at Dover (May). Armour will be the sponsor at Nashville (April) and Richmond (Sept). Blissdrove at Nashville (June), Kentucky, and Gateway. Hornaday will drive at Road America and ORP. Papis drove at Montreal. Mad Crocs Energy Brands will be the sponsor at Gateway (Oct.)

34	Tony RainesCharles Lewandoski	Chevy	Long John Silver’s	Front Row Motorsports / Tri Star Motorsports	Dave Fuge	Pro Motors
	Front Row will run 2 full time Cup teams. This team will be run by Tri Star “on loan” from Front Row. Lewandoski drove at Phoenix (Nov).

35	Jason Keller Tony Ave Antonio Perez Tony Raines	Chevy	UPillar.com BeAStockCarDriver.com	TriStar Motorsports	Bryan Berry	TriStar
	Team plans to run the full season. UPillar.com was the sponsor at Darlington (May). Ave drove at Road America, Watkins Glen, and Montreal. Perez drove at Gateway (Oct). Raines drove at Phoenix (Nov). BeAStockCarDriver.com was the sponsor for the final 5 races of the year.

38	Jason Leffler Kasey Kahne	Toyota	Great Clips	Braun Racing	Eddie Pardue	Arrington Engines
	Great Clips returns for another season of sponsorship. Kahne and Leffler will split the ride. Leffler will driver 27 races and fill out the season in the #10.

40	Mike Bliss Jeff Green	Chevy	Westerman Companies Southern Pride Woodburning BBQ Pits & Smokers Sheboygan Chevy Jansen Chevy	Key Motorsports	Gary Showalter	Earnhardt Childress & Keith Thorton
	Team is seaching for sponsorship but plans a full season. Westerman will sponsor 8 races – Richmond, Kentucky, Daytona, O’Reilly Raceway Park, Bristol, Dover, Charlotte, and Homestead. Southern Pride Woodburning BBQ Pits & Smokers was the sponsor at Bristol (Mar). Green drove at Talladega, Nashville (Jun), and Kentucky. Sheboygan Chevy was the sponsor at Road America. Jansen Chevy was the sponsor at Gateway. Green drove at Talladega, Nashville Kentucky, and Gateway (Oct).

60	Carl Edwards	Ford	Fastenal Copart FanHouse.com Aflac	Jack Roush	Mike Beam	Roush-Yates
	Edwards will run the full season again. Fastenal will be the sponsor for 15 races. Copart will sponsor 16 races. FanHouse.com was the sponsor at Kentucky. Aflac was the sponsor at Gateway.

62	Brendan Gaughan	Toyota	South Point Hotel and Spa Lone Star Title Loans Ab Circle Pro Snap On Aspen Dental Alliance Parts	Rusty Wallace Racing	Jason Overstreet	Triad Racing Development
	Sponsorship for the full season has not been secured. South Point will be the sponsor for a certain number of races. RWR has formed an alliance with Joe Gibbs Racing. Lone Star Title Loans was the sponsor at Texas. Ab Circle Pro will be the sponsor at Charlotte (May). Snap On will be the sponsor at Bristol (Aug.). Aspen Dental was the sponsor at Homestead. Alliance Parts was the sponsor at Phoenix (Nov).

66	Steve Wallace	Toyota	5-Hour Energy	Rusty Wallace Racing	Scott McDougall	Triad Racing Development
	5-Hour Energy will be the sponsor for all 35 races. Team will switch to Toyota. RWR has formed an alliance with Joe Gibbs Racing.

70	Shelby Howard Mark Green	Chevy	Foretravel Motorcoach Webster Radiator International Trucks	ML Motorsports	Chris Rice	Earnhardt Childress
	Team plans a 22 race schedule. In those races that they were not planning to run, Mark Green will be in a Jay Robinson prepared #70. Webster Radiator was the sponsor for Mark Green at Charlotte (May). International Trucks will sponsor ORP, Iowa, and Gateway (Oct).

81	Michael McDowell	Dodge	D.H. Griffin Companies Monte Carlo Las Vegas Mobile-Shop iamsecond.com Drive Reply DeWafelbakkers	MacDonald Motorsports	Patrick Donohue	Ernie Elliott
	McDowell comes to the team for the full season. Monte Carlo was the sponsor at Vegas. Mobile Shop was the sponsor at Bristol (March), Nashville (Apr), Richmond (Apr), Dover (May), Charlotte (May), Nashville (Jun), Kentucky (Jun). iamsecond.com was the sponsor at Texas (Apr). Drive Reply was the sponsor at Dover (Sept). DeWafelbakkers was the sponsor at Charlotte (Oct).

87	Joe Nemechek Jarit Johnson Antonio Perez Paul Harraka	Chevy/Toyota	? Computer Works HostGator.com Exide	NEMCO	Mike Boeschinger	?
	Plans to run the entire season. Computer Works was the sponsor at Bristol (Mar). Johnson drove at Nashville (Jun.). Perez drove at Road America. HostGator will sponsor Daytona, Chicago, Gateway and ORP. Harrake drove at Montreal with Exide sponsorship.

88	Kelly Bires Dale Earnhardt, Jr. Ron Fellows Jamie McMurray Greg Sacks Coleman Pressley Elliott Sadler Josh Wise Aric Almirola	Chevy	Hellmans Hendrick Cars Suave Men K’NEX Grand Touring Vodka AER Manufacturing Realtree Outfitters	JR Motorsports	Tony Eury, Sr.	Hendrick
	JR Motorsports signed Bires to a 2 year deal. Sponsorship has not been finalized but the team says they are committed to the full season. Earnhardt will drive with Hellman’s sponsorship at Daytona (February). Hendrick Cars was the sponsor at California (Feb.) Bires was released by the team after Phoenix (Apr). McMurray will drive at Texas (April 17), Talladega (April 24), Richmond (April 30), Darlington (May 7), Dover (May 15), Charlotte (May 30), Chicagoland (July 9), Atlanta (Sept. 4) and Charlotte (Oct. 15). K’NEX will be the sponsor at Dover (May). Ron Fellows will drive the road course races at Road America and Watkins Glen. AER Manufacturing will be the sponsor at Road America. Sacks will drive at Daytona (July). Grand Touring Vodka will sponsor the team at Daytona, O’Reilly Raceway Park (July 24), Watkins Glen (Aug. 7), Michigan (Aug. 14), Richmond (Sept. 10), Kansas (Oct. 2), California (Oct. 9), Texas (Nov. 6), Phoenix (Nov. 13), and Homestead-Miami (Nov. 20). Pressley drove at Nashville (Jun) and Kentucky. Sadler will drive 10 races: New Hampshire (June 26), O’Reilly Raceway Park (July 24, Michigan (Aug. 14), Richmond (Sept. 10), Dover (Sept 26), Kansas (Oct. 2), Auto Club Speedway (Oct. 9), Texas (Nov. 6), Phoenix (Nov. 13), and Homestead-Miami (Nov. 20). Realtree will be the sponsor at New Hampshire (June 26), Iowa (July 31), Bristol (Aug. 20), Dover (Sept. 25), and Gateway (Oct. 23). Sadler will drive 10 races for the team – New Hampshire (June 26), O’Reilly Raceway Park (July 24), Michigan (Aug. 14), Richmond (Sept. 10), Dover (Sept 25), Kansas (Oct. 2), Auto Club Speedway (Oct. 9), Texas (Nov. 6), Phoenix (Nov. 13), and Homestead-Miami (Nov. 20). Almirola will drive at ORP in place of Sadler. Wise drove at Gateway (Oct).

89	Morgan Shepherd Johnny Chapman Brett Rowe	Chevy	Racing With Jesus Deal Taker	Faith Motorsports	Lee Bishop	Automotive Specialists
	Team will likely continue full time effort on a shoestring budget. Chapman drove the races when Shepherd was in the #21. Rowe drove at Montreal and Pheonix (Nov).

98	Paul Menard	Ford	Menards	Roush Fenway Racing	Matt Puccia	Roush Yates
	Team will run full time

99	Trevor Bayne Ryan Truex Martin Truex, Jr.	Toyota	Aarons OUT! Pet Care	Michael Waltrip Gary Bechtel	Jerry Baxter	Triad Racing Technologies
	Bayne was scheduled to run the full season but was released after Dover in September. Aarons will sponsor at least 10 races. OUT! Pet Care will sponsor 18 of the final 24 races, starting at Charlotte (May). Ryan Truex will drive at Kansas, Charlotte, Gateway, Phoenix, Homestead. Martin Truex will drive at California and Texas. Ryan Truex drove at Kansas after Bayne left the team. Martin Truex, Jr. drove at California (Oct) and Homestead. Ryan Truex drove at Charlotte (Oct) and Phoenix.

PART TIME TEAMS / UNKNOWN / LIMITED DETAILS
CAR#	DRIVER	MANU	SPONSOR	TEAM/OWNER	CREW CHIEF	ENGINES

0*	Chris Eggleston? Jeremy Clements Chrissy Wallace Brad Teague	Chevy	? Boudreaux’s Butt Paste	Davis Motorsports	Richard Harriman	Ben Barnes
	Eggleston announced a full-time ride with Keith Duesenburg and Leik Racing, but no details were announced. Clements was in the #0 for the first 3 races of the year with Boudreaux sponsorship. Eggleston later announced a deal for later in the year. Wallace drove at Talladega. Teague drove at Bristol (Aug).

00	Ryan Truex Patrick Carpentier Martin Truex	Toyota	NAPA Auto Parts	Diamond Waltrip Racing	Mike Greci?	Triad Racing Technologies?
	Plans to run 6 races: Gateway, Michigan, Richmond, Kansas, Charlotte, Homestead. Also planning a full 2011 season. Carpentier drove at Montreal. Truex drove at Kansas, Charlotte (Oct) and Pheonix (Nov).

02*	Danny Efland Andy Ponstein	Chevy	CarLocate.com drank Extreme Relaxation	Corrie Stott	Corrie Stott	Jeff Collins
	Team planned a full season. CarLocate.com sponsored the team at Daytona, California, Las Vegas and Bristol. Efland drove at Daytona (Feb.). drank was the sponsor at Nashville (Apr). The team skipped Phoenix (Apr)

02*	Darryl Harr	Chevy	World West Computers	Carl Harr / WestWorld Motorsports	Donald Richeson	Automotive Specialists
	Team ran at Iowa, Kansas and Phoenix (Nov).

04*	Brad Teague Jeremy Clements Tim Schendel Kevin Lepage	Chevy	?	Gene Vess / Davis Motorsports	Randy Hood	Ben Barnes
	Teague drove at Daytona (February) and Bristol, Clements at Auto Club and Las Vegas. Tim Schendel drove at Phoenix (Apr). Lepage ran at Road America.

07*	Danny Elfland	Chevy	Shred 360 C3i Sports Proactiv	M&W Motorsports	Micah Horton	?
	Team plans a limited schedule, starting at California. C3i Sports was the sponsor at Darlington (May). Proactiv was the sponsor at Daytona.

1*	James Buescher Ryan Newman	Chevy	? El Monterey	James Finch/Phoenix Racing	Nick Harrison	Hendrick
	Buescher is scheduled to drive the full season. Miccosukee Resort Gaming backed out of their sponsorship just before Daytona. Buescher left the team after Darlington (May). Newman drove at Dover (May) and Charlotte (May). The team went to a part time schedule starting in June and likely won’t return next year unless there is a new owner. ElMonterey was the sponsor at California (Oct).

3	Dale Earnhardt, Jr.	Chevy	Wrangler Jeans	Richard Childres Racing	Tony Eury, Jr.	Earnhardt-Childress
	One race deal for Daytona in July.

4*	Tony Stewart	Oreo/Ritz	Chevy	Kevin Harvick Inc.	?	Hendrick
	Stewart will drive at Daytona (February).

13*	Jennifer Jo Cobb Steve Grissom	Ford	Mark One Electric	Jennifer Jo Cobb	Steve Kuykendall	?
	Team ran at Kansas. Grissom drove at Texas (Nov).

17*	Trevor Bayne	Ford	Kraft	Roush Fenway Racing	Chad Norris	Roush-Yates
	Bayne drove at Kansas, California (Oct), Texas (Nov).

25*	Kelly Bires	Ford	Raybestos	Team Rensi Motorsports	Travis Young	Ernie Elliott
	Team ran at Richmond with Raybestos sponsorship and at Charlotte (Oct).

25*	Peyton Sellers	Chevy	Skills USA	Sellers Racing	Marcus Richmond	Earnhardt-Childress
	Team will attempt Charlotte (May) and New Hampshire.

30	James Buescher	Chevy	Wolfpack Energy Services	Turner Motorsports	Michael Shelton	Arrington Engines
	Team ran at Texas (Nov).

31*	Stanton Barrett Donnie Neuenberger JC Stout	Chevy	Fuel Doctor	Rick Ware Racing	Paul Andrews	Harold Eatmon
	Barrett drove at Daytona (February) with Fuel Doctor sponsorship. Nuenberger drove at Dover (May). Stout drove at ORP.

36*	Kevin Hamlin Johnny Sauter Jeff Green	Chevy	Long John Silvers	TriStar Motorsports	?	Pro Motors
	Team starts and parks. Hamlin drove at Chicago and Gateway (Oct). Sauter drove at Gateway (Jul).

39*	Jason Bowles Danny O’Quinn Charles Lewandoski Sean Caisse Alan Tardiff	Ford	? Rimz Tork	Go Green Racing	?	?
	Team attempted the Bristol Spring Race with Bowles. O’Quinn will drive at Dover. Charles Lewandoski drove at New Hampshire. Caisse drove at Bristol (Aug) with Rimz sponsorship and at Gateway (Oct) and Homestead. Tardiff drove at Dover (Sept.)

41*	Chrissy Wallace D.J. Kennington Tim Andrews Donnie Neuenberger Kenny Hendrick	Chevy	Fuel Doctor	Rick Ware Racing	Rick Markle	Harold Eatmon
	Wallace drove at Daytona (February). Hendrick drove at Auto Club (Feb.)Additional drivers have been announced, but not the races each will run.

42*	Parker Kligerman David Gilliland Brandon McReynolds	Dodge	Get More Vacations	Smith/Penske Racing	Chris Carrier	Ernie Elliott
	Kligerman will run at least the first 5 races of the season and the COT races. Unknown if he will run more races or if the team will run other races with additional drivers. They withdrew before qualifying at Daytona (Feb). They attempted Talladega, Charlotte (May). Get More Vacations was the sponsor at Bristol (Aug). Gilliland drove at Atlanta (Sept). McReynolds drove at Gateway (Oct). Kligerman drove at Homestead.

43*	Scott Lagasse, Jr. Kevin O’Connell Brad Baker Johnny Chapman Chase Austin Drew Herring Justin Marks Kevin Hamlin Josh Wise	Ford Chevy	DrGMall.com Taleo Grill Forgotten Harvest/Walgreens Million Meal Challenge Future Electronics	Baker-Curb Racing	Scott Lagasee Sr.	Ernie Elliott
	Lagasse will drive at Daytona (February) with DrGMall.com sponsorship. He planned to run the full season but disappeared after Kentucky when sponsorship on both teams dried up. Kevin O’Connell drove at Road America with Taleo Grill sponsorship. Baker drove at New Hampshire. Chapman drove at Daytona (July). Team was full time until Watkins Glen. Austin drove at Michigan in a Dodge with Forgotten Harvest/Walgreens Million Meal Challenge sponsorship. Herring drove at Iowa and Bristol (Aug.). Marks drove at Montreal with Future Electronics sponsorship. Hamlin drove at Atlanta (Sept.). Wise drove at Charlotte (Oct)

46*	?	Chevy	?	Key Motorsports	?	Earnhardt Childress & Keith Thorton
	Team plans to run approximately 5 race late in the seaon.

47*	Marcos Ambrose	Toyota	Zippo Quick Fill	JTG Daugherty Racing	?	Triad Racing Development
	Team will run at Watkins Glen and Montreal.

48*	Johnny Sauter	Chevy	GetMoreVacations	Blanton Motorsports	Marc Browning	?
	Team plans to run at Daytona and select other races.

49*	Mark Green David Green	Chevy	Numblets Blue Ox Sons of the Anarchy	Jay Robinson	Mark Fordham	Jay Robinson Racing
	Team will probably still be a start and park without sponsorship. They withdrew before qualifying at Daytona (Feb). Numblets was the the sponsor at Daytona (Jul). Blue Ox was the sponsor at Iowa. Sons of Anarchy was the sponsor at Michigan Bristol (Aug), and Richmond (Sep). David Green drove at Phoenix (Nov).

51*	Stephen McCurley	Chevy	?	Michael McCurley	Michale McCurley	?
	Team attempted Dover (Sept.), Kansas and Gateway (Oct).

52*	Donnie Neuenberger Brad Teague Chris Lawson Tim Schendel Joey Scarallo Kevin Lepage	Ford	IHOP ?	Jimmy Means	Zach Bruenger	Means Motorsports
	Neuenberger was in the car at Daytona (February) with IHOP sponsorship. However, they withdrew berfore qualifying was rained out. Chris Lawson drove at Bristol (March & Aug), Nashville (Jun), New Hampshire, and ORP. Tim Schendel drove at Nashville (Apr) Iowa, and Gateway (Oct). Neuenberger drove at both Dover races. Scarallo drove at Watkins Glen. Lepage drove at Atlanta (Sept) and California (Oct), Texas (Nov).

56*	Kevin Lepage Joey Scarallo	Chevy	Revolucion Worldwide	Mac Hill Motorsports	Todd Myers	Fisher
	Lepage will drive at least at Daytona and California. Joey Scarallo drove at Road America. The team skipped New Hampshire and several races after.

58*	Chase Austin	Chevy	Cavi Clothing/Macy’s	Xxxtreme Motorsports John Cohen	Bruce Schlicker	?
	Team wants to run full time in 2010. They were entered at Daytona but withdrew.

59*	Kyle Kelley	Chevy	UPR.com-Apel-Jamison	Bob Kelley	?	?
	Team ran at Road America and Watkins Glen

61	Josh Wise Chase Miller J.J. Yeley Pierre Bourque Matt Carter	Ford	?	Specialty Racing	Doug Taylor	Roush-Yates
	Wise signed on for the full season but left after Dover. Carter drove at Nashville (Jun). Team moved to a limited schedule starting at Daytona (Jul). Miller drove at Watkins Glen. Yeley drove at Bristol (Aug).

68*	Carl Long	Chevy	? Millennium Fuel Energy Drink	Fleur-de-lis Motorsports	Morris Van Vleet	Automotive Specialists
	Team plans to run all of the COT races. Millennium Fuel Energy Drink was the sponsor at Richmond.

73*	Derrike Cope Johnny Chapman	Dodge	Asset Protection / Strut Master Pro Odyssey	Stratus Racing Group, Inc.	Rick Markle	?
	Chapman drove at Dover (May). Team skipped Road America and New Hampshire. Odyssey was the sponsor at Michigan.

75*	Bobby Gerhart	Chevy	Lucas Oil	Bob Schacht	Bob Schacht	?
	Team is planning to run all the superspeedway races and possibly a few more. They ran the #5 at Daytona (Feb.)

75*	Brett Rowe	?	MotorsportsRetro.com DUVita.com TripleClicks.com	Herd Racing	Chad Beahr	?
	Crew chief announced, but no other details available. Team will likely be in partnership with Morgan Shepherd. MotorsportsRetro.com will be the sponsor at Daytona.

75*	Ryan Hackett	Ford	J and R Supply	Ryan Hackett	?	?
	Team ran at Bristol (Aug).

79*	Tim Andrews	Ford	?	Rick Russell	Paul Andrews	?
	Team attempted Dover (Sept.) Kansas, Gateway (Oct), Texas (Nov), Phoenix (Nov), and Homstead.

82*	Matt Carter Chase Miller	Dodge	?	MacDonald Motorsports	?	Ernie Elliott
	Team ran as a start at park at a handful of races.

83*	Johnny Borneman III	Dodge	?	Debra Borneman	Kevin Cram	PME
	Team will drive a limited schedule.

84	Cole Whitt	Toyota	Red Bull	Red Bull Racing	Randy Cox	Triad Racing Technologies?
	Team ran at Phoenix (Nov).

90	Danny O’Quinn Chase Miller Patrick Long	Chevy	?	D’Hondt Humphrey Motorsports, LLC	Robert Huffman	Triad Racing Technologies?
	MSPR moved to Cup. Randy Humphrey joined with Eddie D’Hondt to form D’Hondy Humphrey. They plan on running 29 races. Miller drove at Dover (May). Patrick Long drove at Road America.

91	Stephen Leicht David Gilliland	Chevy	?	D’Hondt Humphrey Motorsports, LLC	Michael Allen	Triad Racing Technologies?
	MSPR moved to Cup. Randy Humphrey joined with Eddie D’Hondt to form D’Hondy Humphrey. They plan on running 29 races. Leicht drove at Auto Club (Feb.) and Las Vegas. Gilliland drove at Bristol (Mar)

92	Johnny Chapman Brian Keselowski Andy Ponstein	Dodge	?	Brian Keselowski	Bob Keselowski	Ernie Elliott
	Team is likely to be a start and park much of the time. Keselowski drove at Richmond (Apr.). Ponstein drove at Road America and Gateway (Oct).

94	Carl Long	Dodge	Apostle Sports	Fed Bickford	George Church	?
	Team showed up for a handful of races at the end of the season

96	Dennis Setzer	Dodge	?	Kay Keselowski	Bob Keselowski	Ernie Elliott
	Team is likely to be a start and park.

97*	Jeff Fuller Joe Nemechek	Chevy	?	NEMCO	Steven Gray	?
	Nemechek drove the #97 at Monreal.

98*	Alex Garcia	Chevy	?	Transnet Racing	?	?
	Team plans to run the road course races.

?	Michael Ritch	?	?	Smith Performance Racing	?	?
	USAR Pro Cup team plans a 15-20 race scheudle, depending on sponsorship

?	?	?	Bios Life Energy Drink	Deese Racing	?	?
	Team announced plans a full season, but did not show at Daytona.

71	Justin Lofton	Toyota	WeekendWarriorsTV.com	Red Horse Racing	Mark Rette?	Triad Racing Technologies?
	Team plans to run Texas, Charlotte (May), Kansas and possible California (Oct).

TEAMS THAT HAVE MADE NO ANNOUNCMENTS
07	?	Toyota	?	SK Motorsports	Roger Johnson	TRD
	This team, in its current form, will likely disappear.

8*	Jeffrey Earnhardt	Chevy	?	Earnhardt Ganassi Racing	?	Earnhardt-Ganassi
	Team wanted to run Earnhardt for a full season. Current plans are to run selected races with a different team.

19*	J.C. Stout	Chevy	?	Stellar-Quest	Don Roberts	?


50*	Jeremy Clements	Chevy	?	Troy Clements	?	?
	Clements ended up partnering with JD Motorsports to run some races in the #04

72*	Benny Gordon	Ford	Verischetti & Sons Samuel & Sons Metals	Frank Varischetti	Dan Glauz	Roush-Yates


84*	Mike Harmon	Chevy	?	Mike Harmon Racing	George Bartlett	Collins Engine Development


CLOSED / SUSPENDED OPERATIONS
11	?	Toyota	?	CJM Racing	?	Triad Racing Technologies
	Team started 2009 with Scott Lagassee and America’s Incredible Pizza Company. Both left midway through the year and the team had RideMakerz on the car with a variery of drivers for the remainder of the year. Crew chief Paul Wolfe left the team at the end of the season. They announced early in December 2009 that they were suspending operations for 2010.

29	Jeff Burton Clint Bowyer	Chevy	?	Richard Childress	Dan Deeringhoff	Earnhardt-Childress
	Holiday Inn discontinued their sponsorship after 2009 and this team will not run without sponsorship.

Drivers looking for a 2010 ride:
Blake Bjorklund
Chad Blount
Landon Cassill
Bryan Clauson
Brad Coleman
Kertus Davis
Marc Davis
Bobby Hamilton, Jr.
Kevin Hamlin
Ryan Hemphill
Todd Kluever
Kyle Krisloff
Justin Labonte
Stephen Leicht
Kevin Lepage
Brandon Miller
Chase Miller
Burt Myers
Danny O’Quinn
Auggie Vidovich
Chris Wimmer
Scott Wimmer
Ron Young

Born on Date: July 29, 2009

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