According to Nascar.com, the RCR stable will be running a fourth car next year, #33, and has a multi year sponsor in General Mills. General Mills will be leaving the #43 car after nine years. Although a driver has not been named for the #33 car, it is rumored that Bobby Labonte, who drives the #21 RCR car part time in the Nationwide series, will make the switch from the #43 car. Substantiating the rumor is also the friendship of Labonte & Kevin Harvick, and that Labonte was rumored to take the 07 car before it was offered to Clint Boyer. Seems that Labonte didn't want to be sponsored by an alchohol company. I personally hope this is true because I'm a big Bobby Labonte fan and miss him in the #18 car he drove for most of his career.

is there a limit to how many cars you can have compete in one race on a team?

Yes, the limit is four. Roush-Fenway has 5, but are grandfathered in until 2010 when it mush shed one of its teams.

oh ok cool. Did there used to be no limit? Or has there always been a 5 car limit?

I really hope that bobby makes the move to RCR, although he is getting older he still has some great races ahead of him and RCR will help him find victory lane again.

oh ok cool. Did there used to be no limit? Or has there always been a 5 car limit?

Actually, there was a two car team limit. Then the major players found a way around it. For instance, Jack Roush listed his mother as the owner of the #97 (now 26) Rick Hendrick listed his dad as the owner of the #25 (now 88) car. The new rule linits the number to 4 out of the same shop. Now, there is a way around that as Roush-Fenway racing has struck a engineering alliance with Yates Racing.

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I really hope that bobby makes the move to RCR, although he is getting older he still has some great races ahead of him and RCR will help him find victory lane again.

Yea, that's what I'm thinking. Its been hard to watch him langush in the #43 car.

oh ok, yea I'm getting confused with all the stuff. Didn't coke do some kind of thing like that and have a ton of cars? I'm not sure. It just feels like they have way too many ways around teaming up on smaller teams.

[quote]oh ok, yea I'm getting confused with all the stuff. Didn't coke do some kind of thing like that and have a ton of cars? I'm not sure. It just feels like they have way too many ways around teaming up on smaller teams.[/quote

The coke thing is just a personal sponsorship deal. They have no interactions with the teams.

oh ok. that clears is up for me

NEW STUFF.

#33 is the 4th team for richard childress. Clint Bowyer is the dsriver for the that team... now what about the 07? Casey mears was named the driver of the 07 car with the same sponser... General Mills is the sponser of the 33.

Bobby labonte is staying with the 43. no word yet on sponsers. Go to Jayski.com for more details!!!

Jayski.com is a little cluttered for me =/ Who's the driver for #33?

Clint Bowyer

Clint Bowyer seems pretty good. What kind of position you think he'll rank in the coming races?

man I wish i salaries like this guy, has like around 13mil from the time he started racing in NASCAR.

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i think he'll pull out another top 5 points pos this year. next year... idk its tough to say... childress said that the 07 pit crew isnt goin wit him which kinda lit my flame.. and bowyers too. but knoing childress he'll prolly move the team over with him. if he does that.. then clint bowyer... i feell.... will contend for the championship. If not... around 7th for next year.

hb the biffle tho.. 2 in a row. good job. and ha... kyle busch.. his flame has DIED. thank god.