2011 NATIONWIDE SERIES TEAM/DRIVER CHART

UPDATED: 11-19-2011

2011 Rookie of the Year Candidates

#13-Jennifer Jo Cobb
#15-Timmy Hill
#44-Charles Lewandoski
#81-Blake Koch
#20-Ryan Truex

TABLE KEYS

RED
= New for 2011
* 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 G&K Services
COLORMATCH
Cowboys & Aliens Movie
Steven Singer Jewlers		 JD Motorsports Patrick Magee Ben Barnes
Wallace will return to the team. G&K Services will be the sponsor for select races. COLORMATCH was the sponsor at Bristol (Mar) and Nashville (Apr). Cowboys & Aliens Movie will be the sponsor in 10 races. Steven Singer will be the sponsor at Dover (Oct), Kansas, Charlotte, (Oct) Phoenix (Nov) and Homestead Speedway.
09 Kenny Wallace Toyota Northwestern Ohio
Federated Auto Parts
Family Farmers
American Ethanol
G-Oil		 RAB Racing Scott Zippadelli Triad Racing Technologies
Team has sponsorship for 16 races, but the team will run the full season. UNOH was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb) and Kentucky. Family Farmers will sponsor 5 races. American Ethanol was the sponsor at Texas (Apr). Family Farmers was the sponsor at Talladega. G-Oil was the sponsor at Dayonta (July). Federated Auto Parts was the sponsor at Nashville (Jul).
2 Elliott Sadler Chevy OneMain Financial
Armour Vienna Sausages
TapouT
Hunt Brothers Pizza		 Kevin Harvick Ernie Cope Earnhardt-Childress
Sadler will run the full season. Citifinancial will be the sponsor for 29 races. Armour Vienna Sausages will be the sponsor at Bristol. TapouT will be the sponsor at Las Vegas. Hunt Brothers will be the sponsor at Nashville in April.
6 Ricky Stenhouse, Jr Ford CitiFinancial
Blackwell Angus beef		 Roush Feneway Racing Mike Kelly Roush-Yates
Stenhouse will return. Blackwell will be the sponsor for at least 8 races, including Daytona in February.
7 Danica Patrick
Josh Wise
Dale Earnhardt, Jr.
Kasey Kahne
Ron Fellows
Jimmie Johnson
Jamie McMurray		 Chevy GoDaddy.com
Tissot
Tax Slayer
Anything with an Engine		 JR Motorsports Tony Eury, Jr. Hendrick
Partick will drive at Daytona (Feb. 19), Phoenix (Feb. 26), Las Vega (March 5), Bristol (March 19), Chicagoland (June 4), Daytona (July 1), Circuit Gilles Villeneuve (Aug. 20), Richmond (Sept. 9), Kansas(Oct. 8), Texas (Nov. 5), Phoenix (Nov. 12) and Homestead-Miami (Nov. 19). Earnhardt, Jr. will drive four races (Talladega and 3 others). The team will run the full season. Tissot will sponsor Patrick at Chicago. Josh Wise will drive 6 races with Tax Slayer sponsorship. Kahne drove at Kentucky and New Hampshire. Fellows drove at Road America with AER sponsorship and will drive at Watkins Glen & Montreal. Johnson drove at Watkins Glen with Anything with an Engine sponsorship. McMurray drove at Atlanta, Chiacgo, Dover (Oct).
11 Brian Scott Toyota Shore Lodge Joe Gibbs Kevin Kidd Joe Gibbs Racing
Scott moved to Gibbs for the full season.
14 Eric McClure
Mike Bliss		 Chevy Hefty TriStar Motorsports Gary Cogswell Pro Motors
McClure moves to TriStar with Hefy sponsorship. Bliss was in the #14 at Dover (May)
15 Todd Bodine
Timmy Hill		 Toyota
Ford		 Poynt
Lilly Trucking
Nuts Off		 Germain Racing
Rick Ware Racing		 Doug Richert Roush Yates Racing
Bodine will drive at Daytona for Germain. Hill plans to run the remainder of the season for Ware. Lilly Trucking was the sponsor at Bristol (Mar). Nuts Off was the sponsor at Charlotte (May) and Chicago (June). Pynt will be the sponsor for the final 7 races of the year.
18 Kyle Busch
Michael McDowell
Kelly Bires
Drew Herring
Joey Logano
Denny Hamlin		 Toyota Interstate Batteries
Z-Line
NOS Energy Drink
Combos
Pizza Ranch
ICP
Sport Clips
Muscle Milk
Sherwin Williams		 Joe Gibbs Jason Ratcliff Joe Gibbs Racing
Pizza Ranch sponsored McDowell in both Iowa races and Road America. He also drove at Lucas Oil Raceway with Miscle Milk sponsorship and at Montreal with Sherwin Williams sponsorship.
Busch ran most of the races.
Bires drove at Richmond (Apr) and Chicago with ICP sponsorship.
Herring drove at Nashville (July) with Sport Clips sponsorship.
Logano drove at Chicago, Dover (Oct), Kansas, Phoenix (Nov).
Hamlin drove at Texas (Nov) after Busch was parked by NASCAR and Homestead.
19 (was 34) Mike Bliss
Eric McClure		 Chevy Miller Welders
Hot Rod Grills
Spririt Halloween		 Tri Star Motorsports Paul Clapprood Pro Motors
Team changed number. Bliss will drive the full season. McClure drove the #19 at Dover (May). Miller Welders was the sponsor at Charlotte (May). Hot Rod Grills was the sponsor at Bristol (Aug). Spirit Halloween was the sponsor at Kansas and Charlotte (Oct).
22 Brad Keselowski
Jacques Villeneuve
Sam Hornish, Jr.
Kurt Busch
Parker Kligerman		 Dodge Discount Tire
Ruby Tuesday		 Penske Racing Todd Gordon Penske-Jasper
Keselowski plans to run another full season. Ruby Tuesday will be the sponsor for 5 races. Villeneuve drove at Road America and Montreal. Hornish drove at Iowa (Aug) after Keselowski broke his ankle in a testing crash. Busch filled in for Keselowski at Watkins Glen. Kligerman drove for Keselowski at Bristol (Aug).
23 Robert Richardson
Scott Riggs
Alex Kennedy
David Green
Dennis Setzer
Angela Cope		 Chevy Wilflife Conservation Society
North Texas Pipe		 R3 Motorsports/Jay Robinson Racing ? Ernie Elliott
Riggs drove at Darlington, Michigan, Dover (Oct). Kennedy drove at Dover (May), Watkins Glen, Road America, Montreal.
Team announced before the New Hampshire race that Jay Robinson Racing would operate the team for the most of the remaining season.
David Green drove at New Hampshire.
Setzer drove at Nashville (Jul), Lucas Oil Raceway, Bristol (Aug).
Richardson drove at Iowa (Aug), Atlanta, Richmond (Sept), Chicago, Charlotte (Oct), Phoenix (Nov), Homestead.
Cope drove at Kansas, Texas (Nov).
28 Derrike Cope
Dennis Setzer		 Chevy The Prevention Plan
MAXelence		 Jay Robinson Racing Mark Fordham Jay Robinson Racing
The Prevention Plan was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb.) MAXelence will be the sponsor for approximately 20 races. Setzer drove at Iowa (May).
30 Ricky Carmichael
James Buescher
Jason Leffler
Reed Sorenson
Kasey Kahne
Ryan Newman
Mikey Kile
Boris Said
Nelson Piquet		 Chevy Fraternal Order of Eagles
Great Clips
Rexall
AccuDoc Solutions
Dollar General
ABF
Deltran Corporation
Monster Energy Drink		 Turner Motorsports Stewart Cooper
Eddie Pardue		 Hendrick
Sorenson will drive this car at Las Vegas, Auto Club Speedway, Michigan and Kentucky when Martin is driving the #32.
Leffler drove at Daytona (Feb.) and Bristol (Mar) with AccuDocs sponsorship. Pardue will be Leffler’s crew chief.
Newman drove at Phoenix (Feb).
Kile will drive a minimum of seven races. He drove at Nashville (Apr), New Hampshire.
ABF will be the sponsor of Buescher at Talladega, Richmond (Apr), Dover (May), and Texas (Nov).
Fraternal Order of Eagles will be the sponsor at Iowa (May) and ORP.
Kahne drove at Charlotte (May), Chicago.
Deltran Corporation will sponsor Kile in several races.
Carmichael will drive at Road America, Daytona (July), Richmond (Sept), and Phoenix (Nov) with Monster sponsorship.
Kile drove at both Nashville races, Chicago, New Hampshire, Lucas Oil Raceway.
Said drove at Montreal with Great Clips sponsorship.
Piquet drove at Homestead.
31 Justin Allgaier Chevy BRANDT
SEM
Florida Gulf Safe		 Turner Motorsports Jimmy Elledge Hendrick
Allgiaer moves to Turner for the full season. BRANDT will be the sponsor for the full season. SEM was the sponsor at Charlotte (May).
32 Reed Sorenson
Mark Martin
Brian Vickers
Ron Hornaday		 Chevy Dollar General Turner Motorsports Trent Owens Hendrick
Sorenson will retun to Turner Motorsports for the full season with Dollar General sponsorship.
Martin will drive the #32 at Las Vegas, Auto Club Speedway, Michigan and Kentucky. Sorenson will move to the #30 when Martin is driving the #32.
Vickers drove at Kansas after Sorenson was released earlier in the week and also at Charlotte (Oct), Texas (Nov).
Hornaday drove at Phoenix (Nov).
33 Kevin Harvick
Clint Bowyer
Paul Menard
Austin Dillon
Scott Speed
Max Papis
David Mayhew		 Chevy Rheem
Menards
Armour Vienna Sausages		 Kevin Harvick Chris Carrier Earnhardt-Childress
Harvick, Bowyer, Menard, and Dillon will share the ride in 2011 with sponsorship split amont Rheem and Menards.
Harvick will drive at Phoenix (Feb), Las Vegas, Bristol (Mar), California, Charlotte (May), Chicago (Jun), Kentucky, New Hampsire, Atlanta, Richmond (Sept), and Kansas.
Menard will drive at Texas (Apr), Richmond (Apr), Michigan, Watkins Glen, Chicago (Sep), Kansas, Charlotte (Oct).
Bowyer will drive at Daytona (Feb & July), Talladega, Dalrington (May & Oct), Dover (May), Bristol (Aug), Phoenix (Nov),Texas (Nov) and Homestead.
Austin Dillon will drive at Nashville (Apr & Jul), Iowa (May), ORP.
Scott Speed drove at Montreal.
Papis drove at Road America.
Mayhew drove at Iowa (Aug).
Armour Vienna Sausages was the sponsor at Talladega.
38 Jason Leffler
Kasey Kahne		 Chevy Great Clips Turner Motorsports Stewart Cooper
Eddie Pardue		 Hendrick
Great Clips returns and Kahne and Leffler again split the ride. Cooper will crew chief for Kahne and Pardue will crew chief for Leffler
39 Josh Wise
Charles Lewandoski
Danny O’Quinn
Danny Efland
Luis Martinez Jr
Matt Frahm
Joey Gase
Casey Roderick
Fain Skinner
Matt Carter		 Ford Cajun Industries
StopRepairBills.com
Heil Trailers
King Taco
C3i Sports		 Go Green Racing Clinton Cram ?
This team will be locked into the field due to a deal with Roush Fenway’s #6 team for owner points.
Wise drove the first 4 races of the year and Talladega, Chicago (Jun), Road America, Daytona (July).
Cajun was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb.), Las Vegas, Bristol, (Mar) Talladega, Chiacgo (Jun).
StopRepairBills.com was the sponsor at Phoenix (Feb).
Lewandoski drove at California and Richmond (Apr).
O’Quinn drove at Texas (Apr) with Heil sponsorship and at Nashville (Apr).
Efland drove at Darlington, Dover, and Charlotte (May), Michigan, Nashville (Jul).
Luis Martinez Jr drove at Iowa (May) and Richmond (Sept) with King Taco sponsorship and at Montreal.
Frahm drove at New Hampshire, Lucas Oil Raceway, Phoenix (Nov).
Gase drove at Iowa (Aug), Chicago, Kansas, Charlotte (Oct),Texas (Nov).
Roderick drove at Watkins Glen.
Skinner drove at Bristol (Aug), Dover (Oct), Homestead
Carter drove at Atlanta.
40 Scott Wimmer
Charles Lewandoski
Chase Miller
Tim Andrews
Josh Wise
Scott Wimmer
TJ Duke		 Chevy Prevcal
DRAW•TITE		 Key Motorsports Gary Showalter Earnhardt Childress & Keith Thorton
Prevcal was the sponsor at Bristol (Mar).
DRAW•TITE was the sponsor at Richmond (Apr).
Lewandoski drove at Iowa (May), Charlotte (May) [DNQ], Chicago (Jun), Michigan, Road America, Daytona (July), Kentucky, New Hampshire, Iowa (Aug), Charlotte (Oct).
Miller drove at Nashville (Jul).
Andrews drove at Lucas Oil Raceway.
Wise drove at Watkins Glen, Montreal, Atlanta, Richmond (Sept), Chicago, Dover (Oct), Kansas, Texas (Nov).
Wimmer drove at Bristol (Aug).
Duke drove at Phoenix (Nov) and Homestead.
41 Patrick Sheltra
Carl Long
Jennifer Jo Cobb
Jeffrey Earnhardt
Dough Harrington
Fain Skinner
Matt Carter
Tomy Drissi
Johnny Chapman
Stanton Barrett		 Chevy Fuel Doctor – Lilly Trucking
Greeting Express		 Rick Ware Racing Doug Richert Harold Eatmon
Sheltra drove at Daytona (Feb.).
Long drove at Phoenix, Las Vegas, Bristol, Nashville (Apr), Richmond (Apr), Darlington, Dover (May), Iowa (May), Chicago (Jun), Michigan, Kentucky, New Hampshire, Nashville (Jul).
Greeting Express was the sponsor at Bristol.
Cobb drove at Auto Club Speedway, Texas (Apr), and Talladega.
Earnhardt drove at Charlotte (May), Daytona (July).
Harrington drove at Road America.
Skinner drove at Lucas Oil Raceway.
Carter drove at Iowa (Aug).
Drissi was in the car at Watkins Glen and Montreal, but did not qualify for either race and moved to the #75 car.
Chapman drove at Bristol (Aug) [DNQ], Atlanta, Richmond (Sept), Chicago, Dover (Oct), Kansas, Charlotte (Oct), Texas (Nov) [DNQ], Phoenix (Nov).
44 (was 35) Jeff Green
Charles Lewandoski
Angela Cope		 Chevy NortheastMarineElectronics.com TriStar Motorsports Bryan Berry TriStar
Lewandoski drove at Phoenix with NortheastMarineElectronics.com sponsorship
Cope drove at Iowa (May), New Hampshire, Chicago [DNQ].
Green ran at all other races.
51 Jeremy Clements Chevy racedaysponsor.com
Co-ops USA		 Jeremy Clements/Johnny Davis Ricky Pearson ?
Team hopes to run the full season, but is currently scheduled for 30. Co-ops USA will be the sponsor at Talladega, Richmond (Apr), Dover (May)and Charlotte (May).
52 Bobby Santos
Daryl Harr
Tim Schendel
Tony Raines
Danny Efland
Kevin Lepage
Daryl Harr
Dan Clarke
Louis-Phillippe Dumoulin
Blake Koch
Jamie Dick		 Chevy My 3 Sons Vending
TYMP
TRX Alliance
Westworld Computers
Daystar		 Jimmy Means Timothy Brown Means Motorsports
My 3 Sons Vending and TYMP sponsored the first 3 races.
Santos drove at Daytona (Feb).
Harr drove at Phoenix (Feb) and Las Vegas.
Schendel drove at Bristol (Mar), Texas (Apr) Nashville (Apr), Road America, Lucas Oil Raceway, Iowa (Aug). Raines drove at California and Michigan.
Efland drove at Talladega. TRX Alliance was the sponsor at Talladega Nashville (Apr), Richmond (Apr) and Darlington.
Lepage drove at Richmond (Apr), Darlington, Dover (May), Charlotte (May), Chicago (Jun), Michigan, Daytona (July), Kentucky, New Hampshire, Nashville (Jul), Bristol (Aug), Atlanta, Richmond (Sept), Dover (Oct), Kansas, Charlotte (Oct), Phoenix (Nov)
Harr drove at Iowa (May) with Westworld Computers sponsorship.
Clarke drove at Watkins Glen.
Dumoulin drove at Montreal.
Koch drove at Chicago with Daystar sponsorship.
Dick drove at Texas (Nov).
60 Carl Edwards
Billy Johsnon		 Ford Fastenal
World Financial Group		 Jack Roush Mike Beam Roush-Yates
Edwards planned to run the full season again. Fastenal will return for 25 races. Edwards decided to skip the Road America race and Johnson drove. World Financial Group was the sponsor at Phoenix (Nov).
62 Michael Annett Toyota Pilot Travel Centers
Northland Oil		 Rusty Wallace Racing Rick Viers Triad Racing Technologies
Annett brings Pilot Travel Centers to Rusty Wallace Racing and will replace Brendan Gaughan. Northland will be the sponsor at Texas (Apr) and Iowa.
66 Steve Wallace Toyota 5-Hour Energy Rusty Wallace Racing Doug Randolph Triad Racing Technologies
5-Hour Energy will return for the full season.
70 Shelby Howard
Dennis Setzer
David Stremme
Scott Wimmer
Blake Koch
Casey Roderick
Angela Cope		 Chevy Foretravel Motorcoach ML Motorsports Chris Rice Earnhardt Childress
Howard planned to run 22 races with the team. This team will enter a car in every race to maintain a locked in position.
Setzer drove at California, Talladega, Darlington, Dover (May), Charlotte (May), Road America, Daytona (July), New Hampshire, Watkins Glen, Atlanta for Jay Robinson Racing as the #70.
Howard left the team after Texas.
Stremme drove at Nashville (Apr), Richmond (Apr), Michigan, Kentucky, Nashville (Jul), Lucas Oil Raceway, Bristol (Aug), Richmond (Sept), Chicago, Kansas, Texas (Nov), Phoenix (Nov), Homestead.
Wimmer drove at Iowa (May & Aug), Chicago (Jun).
Koch drove at Montreal. Roderick drove at Dover (Oct) in a deal with Jay Robinson Racing.
Cope drove at Charlotte (Oct).
81 Donnie Neuenberger
Blake Koch
Maryeve Dufault
Scott Wimmer		 Dodge Eagle Convenience Stores
RizeUp
Daystar Television
Quebec Dodge Dealers		 MacDonald Motorsports John Monsam Ernie Elliott
Neuenberger was scheduled to run at least 10 races with Eagle Convenience Stores as the sponsor.
Koch will scheduiled to drive at least 20 races. Daystar Television will sponsor Koch for 10 races.
Neuenberger drove at Daytona (Feb), Las Vegas, Talladega, Dover (May).
Koch drove at Phoenix (Feb), Bristol (Mar), California, Texas (Apr), Nashville (Apr), Richmond (Apr), Darlington, Iowa (May), Chicago (Jun), Michigan, Road America, Daytona (July), Kentucky, New Hampshire, Nashville (Jul), Lucas Oil Raceway, Iowa (Aug), Bristol (Aug), Atlanta, Richmond (Sept), Charlotte (Oct), Texas (Nov), Homestead.
Default drove at Montreal with Quebec Dodge Dealers sponsorship.
Wimmer drove at Chicago.
87 Joe Nemechek
Kevin Conway
Kimi Raikkonen
Scott Wimmer		 Chevy D.A.B. Construcors
ExtenZe		 NEMCO Steven Gray ?
D.A.B. was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb.). Nemechek wrecked his car in practice at Las Vegas and then drove the #97, which Conway had been entered in. Conway start and parked the #87, which was a backup car from Jay Robinson Racing.
Conway drove at California, Nashville (Apr), Road America, Daytona (July), Bristol (Aug), Chicago, Charlotte (Oct), Homestead.
Raikkonen drove at Charlotte (May).
Wimmer drove at Nashville (Jul).
88 Aric Almirola Chevy Tax Slayer
Unilever
GT Vodka		 JR Motorsports Tony Eury, Sr. Hendrick
Almirola will run the full season. Tax Slayer will be the sponsor at Phoenix (Feb) and Las Vegas. Unilever will return as a sponsor, using a variety of brands on the car including Ragu and Sauve for 4 races each. GT Vodka was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb.). Hellmans will be the sponsor at Texas (Apr), Richmond (Apr), Charlotte (May) and Atlanta.
89 Morgan Shepherd Chevy Racing With Jesus Faith Motorsports David Ingram Automotive Specialists
Shepherd plans another full time effort. Brett Rowe will drive a second team car.

PART TIME TEAMS / UNKNOWN / LIMITED DETAILS

 
CAR# DRIVER MANU SPONSOR TEAM/OWNER CREW CHIEF ENGINES
0* James Hylton
Brad Teague
Tim Schendel		 Chevy G&K Services JD Motorsports ? Ben Barnes
Hylton start and parked at Darlington. Teague drove at Dover (May). Schendel drove at Iowa (May).
02* Jamie Dick Chevy Viva Auto Group Jimmy Dick/Corrie Stott Racing Corrie Stott ?
Team ran at Kentucky and Iowa (Aug).
02* Daryl Harr Chevy WestWorld Computers Carl Harr Carl Harr ?
Team attempted Phoenix (Nov) [DNQ].
03* Charles Lewandoski
Chris Lawson
Alex Kennedy
Scott Riggs
Scott Wimmer
Marc Davis
Jean Francois Dumoulin
Robert Richardson		 Chevy ? R3 Motorsports ? Ernie Elliott
With the short field in Las Vegas, R3 entered this team late.
They also entered Bristol (Mar) with Lawson and California with Kennedy.
Riggs drove at Michigan, Kentucky, Bristol (Aug), Atlanta, Richmond (Sept), Chicago, Kansas, Charlotte (Oct), Texas (Nov), Homestead.
Richardson was in the car at Michigan.
Wimmer was in the car at Road America.
Davis drove at Nashville (Jul) and Dover (Oct).
Dumoulin drove at Montreal
04* Charles Lewandoski
Kelly Bires
Danny Efland
Danny O’Quinn
Benny Gordon
Fain Skinner
Tim Andrews		 Ford TBA Go Green Racing Leo Desrocher, Jr ?
Lewandoski drove at Dover (May).
Bires drove at Charlotte (May), Dover (Oct).
Efland drove at New Hampshire.
O’Quinn drove at Nashville (Jul), Lucas Oil Raceway, Chicago, Kansas. Gordon drove at Bristol (Aug).
Skinner drove at Richmond (Sept) [DNQ].
Andrews drove at Charlotte (Oct), Texas (Nov), Phoenix (Nov), Homestead.
05* David Starr
Willie Allen		 Chevy 31-W Insulation
Texas Farm and Ranches
Advocare		 Wayne Day ? Mike Vaden
Starr drove at Daytona (Feb.), Texas (Apr), Bristol (Aug) [Advocare]. Allen drove at Bristol (Mar), Nashville (Apr)
07* Danny Elfland Chevy C3i Sports Thomas Efland Chris Wright ?
Team entered Talladega but withdrew after Efland agreed to drive the Jimmy Means #52. Team ran at Daytona (July)
09/08* Casey Roderick Ford Randy Hill Ford Randy Hill Jeff Spraker ?
Team ran at Richmond (Sept) as the #09 [DNQ] and as the #08 Charlotte (Oct) [DNQ] with Casey Roderick
David Ragan drove at Texas (Nov).
1* Landon Cassill
Jamie McMurray		 Chevy ? James Finch/Phoenix Racing Nick Harrison Hendrick
Cassill drove at Daytona (Feb.). McMurray drove at Talladega, Daytona (July), Richmond (Sept).
4* Tony Stewart
Kevin Harvick		 Chevy OneMain Financial
Hunt Brothers Pizza		 Kevin Harvick Inc. Bruce Cook Hendrick
Stewart will drive at Daytona (February). Harvick drove at Talladega, Daytona (July), and Kansas.
5* Dale Earnhardt, Jr.
Ron Fellows		 Chevy Hellmans
Unilever
Tax Slayer
Canadian Tire		 JR Motorsports Chris Heroy Hendrick
Earnhardt will run a handful of races. Tax Slayer will be the sponsor at Bristol (Mar). Earnhardt drove at Daytona (Feb.) with Hellman’s sponsorship. Fellows drove at Watkins Glen with Canadian Tire sponsorship and at Montreal.
9* Tony Stewart Chevy TapOut Kevin Harvick Inc. Bruce Cook Hendrick
Team ran at Daytona (July).
9* Morcos Ambrose Ford Stanley Richard Petty Motorsports Chad Norris Roush-Yates
Team ran at Montreal.
12* Sam Hornish, Jr.
Alex Tagliani		 Dodge Alliance Truck Parts
Hot Wheels		 Penske Racing Chad Walter Penske-Jasper
Verizon left NASCAR and Allgaier moved to Turner.
Alliance Truck Parts will be the sponsor for 8 races.
Hornish drove at Daytona (Feb), Texas (Apr), Talladega, Richmond (Apr), Charlotte (May), Michigan, Nashville (Jul), Chicago, Charlotte (Oct), Texas (Nov), Phoenix (Nov), Homestead.
Tagliani drove at Montreal with Hot Wheels sponsorship.
13* Jennifer Jo Cobb
Rick Crawford
T.J. Bell
DJ Kennington		 Ford DriverBoutique.com Jennifer Jo Cobb Racing Steve Kuykendall ?
Team ran at Richmond (Apr), Darlington, Dover (May), Iowa (May), Charlotte (May), Michigan, Road America, Daytona (Jul), Kentucky, New Hampshire, Nashville (Jul), Lucas Oil Raceway, Iowa (Aug), Bristol (Aug) [DNQ], Atlanta, Richmond (Sept) [DNQ], Chicago [DNQ], Kansas, Phoenix (Nov) [DNQ], Homestead [DNQ].
Crawford drove at Chicago (Jun).
Bell drove at Watkins Glen.
Kennington drove at Montreal.
16* Trevor Bayne
Chris Buescher
Kevin Swindell		 Ford ? Roush Fenway Racing Chad Norris Roush-Yates
Colin Braun was released. Bayne is planning to run the whole season but they do not have sponsorship at this time. Buescher drove at Richmond (Apr) and Darlington. Swindell drove at Dover (May). Team skipped Iowa (May). Kenseth drove at Charlotte (May).
20* Joey Logano
Denny Hamlin
Drew Herring
Ryan Truex, Jr		 Toyota GameStop
Interstate Batteries
SportClips
Harvest Investments		 Joe Gibbs Adam Stevens Joe Gibbs Racing
Logano will run 20-some races. Hamlin will run a few (Las Vegas). GameStop was the sponsor for Logano at Daytona (Feb.) Interstate Batteries was the sponsor for Hamlin at Las Vegas. Harvest Investments was the sponsor for Logano at Nashville (Apr).
Herring drove at Iowa (May), Lucas Oil Raceway with Sport Clips sponsorship, Iowa (Aug).
Team skipped Chicago (June), Road America, Nashville (Jul). Montreal.
Truex drove at Atlanta, Richmond (Sept), Chicago, Dover (Oct), Kansas, and Phoenix (Nov).
21* Tim George, Jr. Chevy Applebees Richard Childress Racing Gere Kennon RCR
Team ran at Talladega, Daytona (July), Watkins Glen, Montreal.
24* Kevin Lepage Ford racedaysponsor.com Team Rensi Motorsports Chris Wright Ernie Elliott?
McClure left the team and moved to TriStar. The team had to withdrawn at Bristol (Mar) after a wreck during practice. The team has not run any races since Texas (Apr).
25* Kelly Bires
Chad Finley		 Ford ?
Auto Value		 Team Rensi Motorsports Richard Russell Ernie Elliott
Team start and parked the first 4 races and skipped all races until Michigan where Finley was entered with Auto Value sponsorship but wrecked during practice and the team withdrew.
27*
 J.R. Fitzpatrick
Justin Marks
J.J. Yeley		 Ford Schick Hydro Baker-Curb Racing
Steve Meehan		 Wayne Grubb Ernie Elliott
Fitzpatrick drove at Daytona (Feb) and California. This team will reportedly start and park some races and will not continue through the year without sponsorship. Marks was in the car at Phoenix (Feb). Yeley drove at Las Vegas, California, and Kansas, Texas (Nov).
34* James Buescher Chevy Exide Turner Motorsports Michael Shelton Hendrick
Team ran at Bristol (Mar), Phoenix (Nov).
42* Tim Andrews
Scott Wimmer
Chase Miller
Erik Darnell
Josh Wise
Scott Speed		 Chevy ? Key Motorsports J.C. Hall Earnhardt Childress & Keith Thorton
Andrews drove at Michigan, Road America, Daytona (Jul), Kentucky, New Hampshire, Nashville (Jul), Iowa (Aug), Watkins Glen, Bristol (Aug), Atlanta, Richmond (Sept), Chicago, Dover (Oct), Kansas.
Wimmer drove at Lucas Oil Raceway.
Miller drove at Montreal.
Darnell drove at Charlotte (Oct), Texas (Nov) [DNQ]
Wise drove at Phoenix (Nov) [DNQ].
Speed drove at Homestead.
46* Tim Andrews
Chase Miller
Brett Rowe		 Chevy ? Key Motorsports J.C. Hall Earnhardt Childress & Keith Thorton
Andrews drove at Iowa (May).
Miller drove at Charlotte (May) [DNQ], Chicago (Jun), Michigan, Road America, Daytona (Jul), Kentucky, New Hampshire, Lucas Oil Raceway, Iowa (Aug), Watkins Glen, Bristol (Aug), Atlanta, Richmond (Sept), Chicago [DNQ], Dover (Oct), Kansas, Charlotte (Oct) [DNQ], Phoenix (Nov), Homestead.
Rowe drove at Nashville (Jul) [DNQ], Texas (Nov).
47* Danny Efland
Scott Wimmer
Charles Lewandoski
Brian Keselowski
Scott Speed
Josh Wise		 Chevy ? Key Motorsports Clint Myrick Earnhardt Childress & Keith Thorton
Efland drove at Kentucky.
Wimmer drove at New Hampshire.
Lewandoski drove at Nashville (Jul), Lucas Oil Raceway, Dover (Oct), Kansas. Keselowski drove at Iowa (Aug), Watkins Glen, Bristol (Aug), Atlanta [DNQ], Richmond (Sept), Chicago [DNQ].
Speed drove at Charlotte (Oct), Texsas (Nov), Phoenix (Nov).
Wise drove at Homestead.
48* Dennis Setzer Chevy ? Jay Robinson Jay Robinson Jay Robinson Racing
Team ran Richmond (Sept), Chicago, Kansas, Charlotte [DNQ], Texas (Nov) [DNQ].
49* Brad Teague
Dennis Setzer
David Green
Mark Green		 Chevy ? Jay Robinson Mark Fordham Jay Robinson Racing
Team ran at Bristol (Mar) and Iowa (May) with Teague
Setzer drove at Texas (Apr), Nashville (Apr), Richmond (Apr), Chicago (Jun), Michigan, Kentucky.
David Green drove at Darlington and Charlotte (May).
Mark Green drove at Nashville (Jul), Lucas Oil Raceway, Iowa (Aug), Watkins Glen, Bristol (Aug), Atlanta, Richmond (Sept), Chicago, Dover (Oct), Kansas, Charlotte (Oct) [DNQ], Texas (Nov) [DNQ], Phoenix (Nov), Homestead [DNQ].
50* T.J. Bell Chevy Pinnacle Rubber Mulch
Liberty Tire Recyclers		 MAKE Motorsports Brad Parrott PME
Team ran at Bristol (Aug), Atlanta, Richmond (Sept) [DNQ], Chicago, Dover (Oct), Kansas, Charlotte (Oct), Texas (Nov), Homestead [DNQ].
50* Brian Simo Chevy ? R3 Motorsports Stephen Gonzalez Ernie Elliott
Team ran at Watkins Glen
53* Andrew Ranger Dodge WM Recycling
Bollegraaf		 Robert Torriere Jame Lynch ?
Team ran at Road America, Watkins Glen, Montreal.
55* Brett Rowe ? Imperial Bedding Fiath Motorsports Morris VanFleet Automotive Specialists
Imperial Bedding was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb.). Team ran the first 6 races then the next 4. They returned at Dover (May), Iowa (May), Chicago (Jun), Michigan, Road America, Montreal.
64* David Reutimann
David Stremme
Jason Bowles		 Toyota Flatout Flatbread
Aspen Dental
5-Hour Energy		 Rusty Wallace Racing Larry Carter Triad Racing Technologies
Team will run a limited schedule beginning at Nashville (Apr) with Reutimann. Aspen Dental will be the sponsor at Watkins Glen and Bristol (Aug). Bowles will drive at the road course races. Flatout Flatbread was the sponsor at Nashville (Apr). Reutimann drove at Dover (May) with 5-Hour Energy sponsorship and Michigan and Kentucky with Aspen Dental sponsorship.
67* J.R. Fitzpatrick
J.J. Yeley
Andrew Ranger		 Ford ? Go Canada Racing Newt Moore ?
Team is expected to run at least 10 Nationwide races. Their first race was Nashville (Apr). They also ran at Dover (May), Road America, New Hampshire, Watkins Glen, Montreal. Fitzgerald left the team at the beginning of September. Yeley drove for the team at Chicago under the #27. Ranger drove at Homestead.
68* Tim Andrews
Carl Long
Johnny Chapman
Matt Carter
Chase Miller
Jeremy Petty		 Chevy ? Fleur-de-lis Motorsports Craig Partee ?
Rick Ware appears to be running this start and park team. this season. Andrews drove at Las Vegas. Long drove at California. Chapman drove at Texas. Carter drove at Nashville (Apr), Richmond (Apr), Darlington, Dover (May), Chicago (Jun), Michigan, Daytona (Jul). Team withdrew at Dover (May) in a deal to get #64-Reutimann into the race. Miller drove at Iowa (May). Petty was entered at Kansas, but wrecked during practice and the team withdrew.
71* Matt Carter
Carl Long
Clay Greenfield		 Ford ? Rick Ware Dave Mitchell ?
Carter drove at Nashville (Jul), Bristol (Aug), Richmond (Sept), Chicago, Dover (Oct), Kansas, Charlotte (Oct) [DNQ], Texas (Nov) [DNQ], Phoenix (Nov), Homestead.
Long drove at Iowa (Aug).
Greenfield drove at Atlanta.
72* John Jackson
Jake Crum		 Toyota crashclaimsR.us James Carter George Church ?
Team ran at Darlington, Charlotte (May), Kentucky, Bristol (Aug) [DNQ], Atlanta, Richmond (Sept) [DNQ].
Crum drove at Homestead [DNQ].
74* Mike Harmon
J.J. Yeley
Jake Crum
Tony Raines		 Chevy Riverwalk Cafe
Pellet IPT Grills		 Mike Harmon Daniel Kolanda ?
Harmon drove at California, Talladega, Nashville (Apr), Richmond (Apr), Darlington, Dover (May), Iowa (May), Charlotte (May), Chicago (Jun), Daytona (Jul), and Kentucky, New Hampshire, Nashville (Jul), Lucas Oil Raceway, Iowa (Aug), Atlanta [DNQ], Chicago.
Yeley drove at Texas (Apr), Michigan, Bristol (Aug) [DNQ].
Team withdrew at Dover (May) in a deal to get #64-Reutimann into the race.
Crum drove at Richmond (Sept) [DNQ].
Raines drove at Dover (Oct)
75* Carl Long
Johnny Chapman
Andy Ponstein
Tomy Drissi
Chris Cook		 Ford ? Rick Ware Sterling Laughlin ?
Long drove at Texas (Apr) and Charlotte (May), Road America, Bristol (Aug) [DNQ], Atlanta, Richmond (Sept), Chicago, Dover (Oct), Kansas, Charlotte (Oct) [DNQ], Texas (Nov).
Chapman drove at Nashville (Apr), Richmond (Apr), Darlington, Dover (May), Iowa (May), Chicago (Jun), Kentucky, New Hampshire, Nashville (Jul), Lucas Oil Raceway, Iowa (Aug), Homestead [DNQ].
Ponstein drove at Michigan.
Team withdrew at Dover (May) in a deal to get #64-Reutimann into the race.
Drissi drove at Watkins Glen.
Cook qualified at Montreal but was replaced by Drissi.
77* Robby Gordon Dodge Speed Energy
MAPEI
Menards		 Robby Gordon Sterling Laughlin ?
Team ran at Montreal.
79* Jennifer Jo Cobb
Chris Lawson
Tim Andrews		 Ford Rimrock Designs Rick Russell Ben Leslie Roush-Yates
The team planned to run the entire season. Rimrock Designs was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb.) Lawson replaced Cobb at Bristol (Mar). Andrews drove at Auto Club Speedway, Texas, Talladega, Nashville (Apr), Richmond (Apr), Darlington, Dover (May), Charlotte (May), Chicago (Jun). Team shut down after Chicago.
80* DJ Kennington Dodge North Provincial Pipelines MacDonald Motorsports George Ingram Ernie Elliott
Team ran at Phoenix (Nov).
82* Blake Koch
J.J. Yeley
Scott Wimmer
Reed Sorenson		 Dodge RizeUp.usK-Love MacDonald Motorsports Joe Draper Ernie Elliott
Koch drove at Talladega and Dover (May).
Yeley drove at Watkins Glen.
Wimmer drove at Dover (Oct).
Sorenson drove at Kansas and Charlotte (Oct), Texas (Nov), Phoenix (Nov), Homestead.
93* Amber Cope Ford Odyssey Batteries Keystone Motorsports Jamie Lathrop ?
Drove at Iowa (May) and is planning on Kentucky and possibly other races.
97* Kevin Conway
Joe Nemechek
Kyle Kelley		 Chevy ?  NEMCO Mike Boerschinger ?
Joe Nemechek drove the car at Las Vegas after wrecking his primary car in practice. Team also ran at California, Charlotte (May), Daytona (Jul), Bristol (Aug), Charlotte (Oct), and Homestead with Nemechek. Kelley drove at Watkins Glen and Montreal.
99* Travis Pastrana
Cole Whitt
Ryan Truex
Michael Waltrip
David Reutimann
Patrick Carpentier		 Toyota NAPA
Boost Mobile		 Diamond Waltrip Racing Jerry Baxter Triad Racing Technologies
Travis Pastrana was scheduled to run 7 races – Indianapolis, Richmond (Oct), Dover (Oct), Kansas (Oct), Texas (Nov), Phoenix (Nov), and Homestead. However, he broke his foot during the X Games and was forced to not race in 2011.
Waltrip drove at Daytona (Feb.) and Talladega.
Reutimann drove at Texas (Apr).
Carpentier drove at Montreal.
Whitt drove at Charlotte (May).
Truex drove at Charlotte (Oct).

UNKNOWN – TEAM DID NOT ENTERED A RACE IN 2011

 
CAR# DRIVER MANU SPONSOR TEAM/OWNER CREW CHIEF ENGINES
04* Brad Teague
Tim Schendel		 Chevy ? Gene Vess / Davis Motorsports Randy Hood Ben Barnes
25* Peyton Sellers Chevy Skills USA Sellers Racing Marcus Richmond Earnhardt-Childress
26* Brian Keselowski?
Parker Kligerman?		 Dodge ? Bob Keselowski Todd Gault Ernie Elliott
Keselowski is planning to shift his focus to Cup but could run some Nationwide races.
36* ? Chevy ? TriStar Motorsports ? Pro Motors
42* Parker Kligerman Dodge Get More Vacations Smith/Penske Racing Chris Carrier Ernie Elliott
43* ? Ford
Chevy		 ? Baker-Curb Racing ? Ernie Elliott
51* Stephen McCurley Chevy ? Michael McCurley Michale McCurley ?
56* ? Chevy Mac Hill Motorsports Todd Myers Fisher
59* Kyle Kelley Chevy UPR.com-Apel-Jamison Bob Kelley ? ?
61* ? Ford ? Specialty Racing Doug Taylor Roush-Yates
Team has shut down
73* Derrike Cope Dodge ? Stratus Racing Group, Inc. Rick Markle ?
Team has closed down
75* Bobby Gerhart Chevy Lucas Oil Bob Schacht Bob Schacht ?
75* Ryan Hackett Ford J and R Supply Ryan Hackett ? ?
83* Johnny Borneman III Dodge ? Debra Borneman Kevin Cram PME
90* Danny O’Quinn
Chase Miller
Patrick Long		 Chevy ? D’Hondt Humphrey Motorsports, LLC Robert Huffman ?
91* David Gilliland Chevy ? D’Hondt Humphrey Motorsports, LLC Michael Allen ?
92* Johnny Chapman
Brian Keselowski
Andy Ponstein		 Dodge ? Brian Keselowski Bob Keselowski Ernie Elliott
96* Dennis Setzer Dodge ? Kay Keselowski Bob Keselowski Ernie Elliott


Drivers looking for a 2011 ride:
Blake Bjorklund
Chad Blount
Landon Cassill
Bryan Clauson
Brad Coleman
Kertus Davis
Marc Davis
Bobby Hamilton, Jr.
Ryan Hemphill
Jason Keller
Todd Kluever
Kyle Krisloff
Justin Labonte
Stephen Leicht
Brandon Miller
Chase Miller
Burt Myers
Tony Raines
Dennis Setzer
J.C. Stout
Auggie Vidovich
Chris Wimmer
Scott Wimmer
Ron Young