Zastava_101

There's still few weeks left until Daytona 500, so let's see what do we have so far.

#21 Bill Elliott (Wood Brothers Racing)


#6 David Ragan (Roush Fenway Racing)


#16 Greg Biffle (Roush Fenway Racing)


#17 Matt Kenseth (Roush Fenway Racing)


#99 Carl Edwards (Roush Fenway Racing)


#9 Kasey Kahne (Richard Petty Motorsports)


#19 Elliott Sadler (Richard Petty Motorspots)


#43 A.J. Allmendinger (Richard Petty Motorsports)


#98 Paul Menard (Richard Petty Motorsports)


#34 Travis Kvapil (Front Row Motorsports)

#37 Kevin Conway (Front Row Motorsports)


#38 David Gilliland / Robert Richardson Jr. (Front Row Motorsports)

#64 ??? (Gunselman Motorsports)


#08 Boris Said (Carter/Simo Racing)

#26 ??? (Latitude 43 Motorsports)

Did I forget anyone?

Zastava_101

Evil_Capri

I betting on Kahne and Biffle this season as the Ford teams with best shot at Championship. (It will probably be Edwards and Kahne, but you never know.)

Zastava_101

What, you lost your faith in Bill Elliott already?

Evil_Capri

Lost faith in Bill when he went to Dodge, but found a little once he returned to FMC. Though his 1987 Thunderbird is one of my all time favorite cars in NASCAR.

Zastava_101

Fords looked impressive tonight ... until the crash.

Zastava_101

Kahne won today.

Knight Rider

Congrats Kasey Kahne,

I'm glad he decided to stay

jacostang

Love it!

Zastava_101

Three drivers to run new Ford engine in Daytona 500: Ford Racing announced that #17-Matt Kenseth and #19-Elliott Sadler will join #21-Bill Elliott as drivers sporting the new Ford FR9 engine Sunday in the Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway.(Racin' Today)(2-13-2010)

Zastava_101

Unbelievable.

He drove 4 years for Roush, only won two races, and right after he left Roush - Jamie McMurray won Daytona 500.

jacostang

Back to Back super speedway wins for him. To bad Nascar again messes with us.

Zastava_101

New crew chief for Kenseth: in a bit of a surprise move, Veteran crew chief Todd Parrott has been appointed crew chief of Roush Fenway's #17 Sprint Cup Crown Royal Ford team with driver Matt Kenseth. Parrott will take over the role effective immediately. Drew Blickensderfer, who has served as crew chief on the #17 since the start of the 2009 season [winning the Daytona 500 and race afterwards in Calif], will assume a role in Roush Fenway's research and development department. Parrott, who won a Sprint Cup championship with Dale Jarrett in 1999, is the third winningest active crew chief in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series with 29 career wins.(RFR)(2-17-2010)