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?

 

 

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.)

 

What, you lost your faith in Bill Elliott already?

 

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.

 

Fords looked impressive tonight ... until the crash.

 

Kahne won today.

 

Congrats Kasey Kahne,

I'm glad he decided to stay

 

Love it!

 

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)

 

Unbelievable.

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

 

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

 

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)