Charlotte Entry List

Car# Driver Manu Sponsor Owner
1 00 David Reutimann Toyota Aaron's Armed Forces Foundation Rob Kauffman
2 1 Jamie McMurray Chevy Bass Pro Shops Teresa Earnhardt
3 2 Brad Keselowski Dodge Miller Lite Roger Penske
4 4 Kasey Kahne Toyota Red Bull Dietrich Mateschitz
5 5 Mark Martin Chevy Carquest Mary Hendrick
6 6 David Ragan Ford UPS John Henry
7 7 Robby Gordon Dodge Speed Energy Robby Gordon
8 9 Marcos Ambrose Ford DeWalt Richard Petty
9 09 Landon Cassill (i) Chevy Thank a Teacher Today James Finch
10 11 Denny Hamlin Toyota FedEx Express J D Gibbs
11 13 Casey Mears Toyota GEICO Bob Germain
12 14 Tony Stewart Chevy Office Depot / Mobil 1 Margaret Haas
13 16 Greg Biffle Ford 3M Jack Roush
14 17 Matt Kenseth Ford Jeremiah Weed John Henry
15 18 Kyle Busch Toyota M&M's Joe Gibbs
16 20 Joey Logano Toyota Home Depot Joe Gibbs
17 21 TBA Ford Motorcraft / Quick Lane Glen Wood
18 22 Kurt Busch Dodge Shell / Pennzoil Walter Czarnecki
19 24 Jeff Gordon Chevy Driver to End Hunger Rick Hendrick
20 27 Paul Menard Chevy Menards / Moen Tom Pumpelly
21 29 Kevin Harvick Chevy Budweiser / Armed Forces Richard Childress
22 30 David Stremme Chevy TBA Timothy McSweeney
23 31 Jeff Burton Chevy Caterpillar Richard Childress
24 32 Mike Bliss (i) Ford TBA Frank Stoddard
25 33 Clint Bowyer Chevy Cheerios Richard Childress
26 34 David Gilliland Ford Taco Bell Bob Jenkins
27 36 Dave Blaney Chevy Golden Corral Tommy Baldwin
28 37 Tony Raines Ford TBA Brad Jenkins
29 38 Travis Kvapil (i) Ford Long John Silver's Bob Jenkins
30 39 Ryan Newman Chevy U.S. Army Tony Stewart
31 42 Juan PabloMontoya Chevy Target Chip Ganassi
32 43 A.J. Allmendinger Ford Air Force Richard Petty
33 46 J.J. Yeley Chevy Red Line Tommy McMillan
34 47 Bobby Labonte Toyota Kingsford Charcoal Tad Geschickter
35 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevy Lowe's Summer Salute Jeff Gordon
36 50 T.J. Bell (i) Toyota Green Smoke Joseph Falk
37 56 Martin Truex Jr. Toyota NAPA Michael Waltrip
38 60 Mike Skinner (i) Toyota Big Red Mike Hillman
39 66 Michael McDowell Toyota Toyota Phil Parsons
40 71 Andy Lally # Ford TRG Motorsports Kevin Buckler
41 77 Scott Wimmer (i) Dodge Speed Energy Robby Gordon
42 78 Regan Smith Chevy Furniture Row Barney Vissar
43 81 Scott Riggs (i) Chevy Whitney Motorsports Dusty Whitney
44 83 Brian Vickers Toyota Red Bull Dietrich Mateschitz
45 87 Joe Nemechek (i) Toyota TBD Andrea Nemechek
46 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevy National Guard / AMP Energy Rick Hendrick
47 95 David Starr (i) Ford Jordan Truck Sales Bob Leavine
48 99 Carl Edwards Ford Aflac Jack Roush

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Permalink Reply by Mike Kenyon on May 23, 2011 at 10:51pm
@Thomas, I not sure you have to ask if the number is not enter'd or attempting.Just asking Roger would be easier than figuring out Na$crap's rule book.
Permalink Reply by ROBERT SAVAGE on May 23, 2011 at 11:20pm
What paint sceme will the 77 run? Anyone know? TOG?
Permalink Reply by TOG on May 23, 2011 at 11:22pm
Nah, it's not like we ever post photos..( sarcasm )

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Permalink Reply by ROBERT SAVAGE on May 23, 2011 at 11:39pm
Sarcasm, SARCASM? I didn't ask for sarcasm.
Permalink Reply by Thomas on May 23, 2011 at 11:29pm
@Mike No he has to ask. He had to ask to use the No. 07 last year because it is under RCR's number list. Otherwise, someone would be able to use the No. 3.
Permalink Reply by Mike Kenyon on May 23, 2011 at 11:43pm
I thought the 3 is a gentlemens agreement. good to be able to ask Roger (77) or Richard (07)
Permalink Reply by Trooper Blue on May 23, 2011 at 11:52pm
I believe that owners lease the number for the year from nascar. If they do not field a car at a particular race, then they can give permission or agree for another team to use that particular number. They will be listed as 1xx or 2xx on the entry list. For example, when RGM ran some races in the 55 in Nationwide, they were often listed as 255 because two other teams had used the number during the course of the season.

In addition, it's not completely unheard of for two cars to enter a race using the same number. It happened a few years back when Bill Davis and Kirk Shelmerdine were both using the #27. I believe that either the fastest qualifier or the team with the most attempts got to use the 27 (which was Bill Davis) and Kirk had to run the #72 instead.
Permalink Reply by Wheaton56 on May 24, 2011 at 1:04am
There is probably and easy answer, but why does Roush use John Henry as the owner
Permalink Reply by Dave-O on May 24, 2011 at 9:29am
John Henry (owner of the Boston Red Sox) invested a pile of cash iin Roush racing - i believe the team is officially called "Roush-Fenway" racing.
Permalink Reply by ShaneH on May 24, 2011 at 8:44am
Wimmer's a solid driver,much like Dave Blaney, who should have a cup ride IMO. I think he and Blaney both were victims of the failing economy. When needed, he can get up on the wheel. He's not a top tier driver, but he's certainly better than what a lot of teams are fielding.
Permalink Reply by ROBERT SAVAGE on May 24, 2011 at 12:05pm
Nemechek's 97 for instance!
Permalink Reply by ROBERT SAVAGE on May 24, 2011 at 12:13pm
72 would be a good # to run, it's not in use by anyone(per Jayski Own.Pt. list) 7's 2nd car=72 get it.

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