RGM & BAM Racing Form An Alliance for 2010

Lets all take a listen to racetalkradio.com at 8:00 pm/et and see if there is anything interesting being announced tonight.

ANNOUNCED: BAM racing will align with RGM for the 2010 season.

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Permalink Reply by Kevin Meyer on January 7, 2010 at 9:12pm

I hope so SC.. I thought BAM had a shop that was terribly close to RGM, but the more the merrier. How many more aces does RG have up his sleeve? I can't wait to find out... That said, a limited NASCAR schedule wouldn't be so bad. It'd give RG more time to run perhaps INDY, ALMS, BITD, TORC, maybe the Silk way and Tunisia Rallys, defend his SCORE championship, etc. Whatever he's driving, I bet Robby will be racing nearly every weekend this year.

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Permalink Reply by robbyfansinceimsa on January 7, 2010 at 9:10pm

Kevin, that is exactly what I thought when I heard that BAM was coming back with a full season and would basically end up in the top 35. The first thing I thought of was RGM. I have thought in the past it would be a good idea to essentially sell the top 35 spot and start the same day with a team out of the top 35. If you can get it done in the first 5 races it does not matter anyway.

matt

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Permalink Reply by Ms Gibby on January 10, 2010 at 6:51pm

I don't think Top 35 is going to matter for long. I don't think they will have the car counts.

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Permalink Reply by Wheaton56 on January 7, 2010 at 9:06pm

know what i just realized...............7X7=.............guesed it 4T9.
Goog luck comes with crazy number combos

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Permalink Reply by brewski on January 7, 2010 at 9:38pm

Im with you on the numerology.
And I say Gilly

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Permalink Reply by lin neal on January 7, 2010 at 9:11pm

there is no way robby would give up his lock in at daytona for anything

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Permalink Reply by Wesley Murrey on January 7, 2010 at 9:30pm

This deal actually makes sense for both, but it isn't going to get Robby any closer to better finishes. Everyone knows what is needed for Robby to be successful in Nascar. Either he races for a big team or he gets a major sponsor to pay for premium equipment. I personally wish he would have stayed with Ford or Chevy.