Atlanta Entry List

Car#	Driver	Manu	Sponsor	Owner
1	00	David Reutimann	Toyota	Aaron's Dream Machine	Rob Kauffman
2	1	Jamie McMurray	Chevy	Bass Pro Shops	Teresa Earnhardt
3	2	Kurt Busch	Dodge	Miller Lite	Walter Czarnecki
4	5	Mark Martin	Chevy	Hendrickcars.com / GoDaddy.com	Mary Hendrick
5	6	David Ragan	Ford	UPS	John Henry
6	7	Robby Gordon	Toyota	Warner Music Nashville~Blake Shelton	Robby Gordon
7	9	Kasey Kahne	Ford	Budweiser	George Gillett, Jr
8	09	Aric Almirola	Chevy	Phoenix Racing	James Finch
9	11	Denny Hamlin	Toyota	FedEx Office	J D Gibbs
10	12	Brad Keselowski	Dodge	Penske Racing	Roger Penske
11	13	Max Papis	Toyota	GEICO	Bob Germain
12	14	Tony Stewart	Chevy	Office Depot / Old Spice	Margaret Haas
13	16	Greg Biffle	Ford	US Census	Jack Roush
14	17	Matt Kenseth	Ford	Valvoline	John Henry
15	18	Kyle Busch	Toyota	M&M's	Joe Gibbs
16	19	Elliott Sadler	Ford	Hunt Brothers Pizza	George Gillett, Jr
17	20	Joey Logano	Toyota	Home Depot	Joe Gibbs
18	21	Bill Elliott [PC2]	Ford	Motorcraft / Quick Lane	Glen Wood
19	24	Jeff Gordon	Chevy	National Guard / DuPont	Rick Hendrick
20	26	Boris Said	Ford	TBA	Bill Jenkins
21	29	Kevin Harvick	Chevy	Shell / Pennzoil	Richard Childress
22	31	Jeff Burton	Chevy	Caterpillar	Richard Childress
23	33	Clint Bowyer	Chevy	BB&T	Richard Childress
24	34	Travis Kvapil	Ford	Long John Silver's	Bob Jenkins
25	36	Mike Bliss	Chevy	Wave Energy Drink	Tommy Baldwin
26	37	Kevin Conway #	Ford	Extenze	Doug Yates
27	38	David Gilliland	Ford	Charter Air Transport	Doug Yates
28	39	Ryan Newman	Chevy	Tornados	Tony Stewart
29	42	Juan PabloMontoya	Chevy	Target	Chip Ganassi
30	43	A.J. Allmendinger	Dodge	Best Buy / Insignia	Richard Petty
31	46	Terry Cook #	Dodge	TBA	Dusty Whitney
32	47	Marcos Ambrose	Toyota	Lance-Tom's	Tad Geschickter
33	48	Jimmie Johnson	Chevy	Lowe's/Kobalt Tools	Jeff Gordon
34	55	Michael McDowell	Toyota	Prism Motorsports	Randy Humphrey
35	56	Martin Truex Jr.	Toyota	NAPA	Michael Waltrip
36	66	Dave Blaney	Toyota	Prism Motorsports	Phil Parsons
37	71	Bobby Labonte [PC1]	Chevy	TRG Motorsports	Kevin Buckler
38	77	Sam Hornish Jr.	Dodge	Mobil 1	Roger Penske
39	78	Regan Smith	Chevy	Furniture Row	Richard Childress
40	82	Scott Speed	Toyota	Red Bull	Dietrich Mateschitz
41	83	Brian Vickers	Toyota	Red Bull	Dietrich Mateschitz
42	87	Joe Nemechek	Toyota	NEMCO Motorsports	Andrea Nemechek
43	88	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	Chevy	AMP Energy / National Guard	Rick Hendrick
44	90	Casey Mears	Chevy	Keyed-Up Motorsports	Raymond Key
45	98	Paul Menard	Ford	Menards/CertainTeed	George Gillett Jr
46	99	Carl Edwards	Ford	Scotts	Jack Roush

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Permalink Reply by Beagle7 on March 1, 2010 at 4:39pm

well the good news is that there are only 36 cars really in the running for the Top 35 after Bristol....

Bad news is we're in the muck battling in the 34-36th place hole...but I would hope we have enough left in the tank to outrun the at least the 34 (35th) and 37 (36th) cars...

As for the rest of them...Papis (37th) is only running 20 races and is not scheduled to run Bristol....

Boris Said's 26 car (38th) is beyond pathetic

Tommy Baldwin (39th) actually could be a threat to move up, but it seems they are not getting any performannce and seem set to wallow all year....and they may not have enough to run all 36 (but are set to run at least the first half of the season).

The Prism cars (40th and 41st) start and park too much to make a move into locked in territory...

So as bad as things are, we really only need to outrun one of the 34 or 37 to stay locked in for another year.

Obviously I am hoping for MUCH better than that....but I think we can breather a little easier by looking at this breakdown...

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Permalink Reply by Bigzoom on March 1, 2010 at 9:55pm

The upside is we're still close in points to position 23rd It takes about 5 races to start putting distance bewteen the Top 25 to 35.

23 George Gillett Jr. 9 277
24 George Gillett Jr. 19 269
25 Richard Childress 78 252
26 Chip Ganassi 42 248
27 Richard Petty 43 248
28 Roger Penske 77 246
29 Roger Penske 12 240
30 Kevin Buckler 71 231
31 Doug Yates 38 228
32 Tony Stewart 39 225
33 Tad Geschickter 47 219
34 Robby Gordon 7 215
35 Bob Jenkins 34 213
36 Doug Yates 37 206
37 Bob Germain 13 186
38 Bill Jenkins 26 185

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Permalink Reply by bighead on March 1, 2010 at 4:43pm

when does the 49 run agian....

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Permalink Reply by Wheaton56 on March 1, 2010 at 4:49pm

Whats the deal with Boris Said's car, Is he a start and parker??

and it would be nice to see Casey Mears make the show, as hard as they have been trying

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Permalink Reply by Wheaton56 on March 1, 2010 at 6:04pm

I do, I could tell on NASCAR Performance they Pre Taped the Vegas Show and were pumped to try again.

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Permalink Reply by Alex on March 1, 2010 at 4:58pm

The Boris Said free run is almost over. :(

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Permalink Reply by Shop Goddess on March 1, 2010 at 7:06pm

Considering that Nascar is no longer allowing start and park teams, and pulling the first car out of the race not involved in an obvious accident for inspection, I would expect every one of those teams to be stepping up their game as well.

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Permalink Reply by Beagle7 on March 1, 2010 at 8:07pm

or going bankrupt trying....

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Permalink Reply by Mike Kenyon on March 1, 2010 at 10:09pm

I'd knock the right front off every week if I was a S&P. Screw Na$crap.

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Permalink Reply by WJM on March 2, 2010 at 2:30pm

Change the ring and pinion after qualifying and don't to shim it properly. Rear blows after a few laps. NASCAR inspects it, "Yep, it's hosed." Collect check. The S&P's will figure out ways to sabotage their cars to live as few laps as possible.