| Announced in
2003 - 2004 |
| 1 |
Jeff Green replaces Steve Park
to drive the No. 1 Pennzoil Chevrolet. New Driver in 2004 ? Pennzoil to return as sponsor
? |
| 2 |
Rusty Wallace back as driver of the Penski 2 car and Miller
Lite to return as sponsor. |
| 3 |
Lots of rumors
surrounding this car number but nothing announced for 2004. |
| 4 |
Mike
Skinner was fired and nothing seems to be in works for permanent replacement. Kodak as the
sponsor? |
| 5 |
No changes have been
announced for 2004 and appears Terry Labonte will return as driver with
Kellogg's as the sponsor. |
| 6 |
No changes have been
announced for 2004. Mark Martin to return as driver and Pfizer under contract
as Sponsor |
| 7 |
Sponsor Sirius Satellite Radio
is out after 2003. No new sponsor signed yet and nothing has
been announced on any driver change, Jimmy Spencer seems to retain his seat at
least for now. |
| 8 |
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
has not signed a contract extension but it would seem that's just a formality.
No other changes announced as Budweiser returns as Sponsor |
| 9 |
No changes have been
announced for 2003. Bill Elliott to return as driver and Dodge Dealers/UAW
under contract as Sponsor |
| 10 |
Johnny Benson and his crew chief , James Ince to continue
in the #10 Valvoline Pontiac for 2004. |
| 11 |
Team owned by Brett Bodine so no driver change is anticipated in
2004. Sponsor Hooters Restaurants is gone |
| 12 |
Ryan Newman back as driver of the Penski 12 car and AllTel
to return as sponsor. |
| 14 |
Larry
Foyt is in as driver but shaky for 2004.. Harrah's was the sponsor this year but
nothing announced for 2004 |
| 15 |
Driver Michael Waltrip and sponsor NAPA Auto Parts have signed
a contract with Dale Earnhardt, Inc. through 2004. |
| 16 |
No changes have been
announced for 2004. Greg Biffle as the driver and Grainger will
be the primary sponsor |
| 17 |
No changes have been
announced for 2004. Matt Kenseth to return as driver and Dewalt is under
contract as Sponsor |
| 18 |
Bobby Labonte back as driver of the Joe Gibbs owned car and
Interstate Batteries to return as sponsor. |
| 20 |
Tony Stewart
rumored to be going elsewhere but contracted thru 2004 as driver of the Joe Gibbs owned car and
Home Depot to return as sponsor. |
| 21 |
Ricky Rudd
back as driver and Ford Customer Service Division and its Motorcraft Quality Parts brand, sponsor's through the 2005 season. |
| 22 |
No changes
have been announced for 2003 as Ward Burton announced that he has signed
a 2 year contract extension with owner Bill Davis. The sponsor, Caterpillar, has signed a five-year contract. |
| 23 |
Kenny Wallace
will drive the No. 23 Dodge beginning in 2003 and will carry Stacker 2, "The World's Strongest Fat Burner" as its primary sponsor. * Kenny Wallace will take over the driving duties for the No. 23 Hills Bros. Coffee Dodge for the remainder of the season. Bill Davis, and driver, Hut Stricklin,
has been released |
| 24 |
Hendrick Motorsports and
Jeff Gordon on married for life. DuPont will probably be the sponsor for
life. |
| 25 |
Joe Nemechek as the
driver for the
rest of the 2003 season. No word on a driver or sponsor for 2004. |
| 26 | Nothing
announced |
| 27 | Kirk Shelmerdine
with sponsor Naturally Fresh Foods as a sponsor will drive a second car out of the Brett Bodine Racing's shops in five races
in 2002. They will race in five races in 2002. Charlotte in May, Chicago in July, Kansas
in September, Charlotte in October, and Atlanta in October. No word on what
plans are in store for 2003 either this car or any sponsors. |
| 27 | Scott Wimmer will pilot the No. 27
Dodge for a total of seven Winston Cup races with Siemens moving its primary sponsorship to Winston Cup beginning July 14 in Chicago.
Races planned are Chicago, Indianapolis, Bristol, Dover, Charlotte, Atlanta
and Phoenix. Team to run full-time in 2003 if Siemens comes on board as the
sponsor or other sponsorship is found.
|
| 28 |
Car
number will be unused in 2004??? Present team moving to the number 38?? |
| 29 | Kevin
Harvick to return as driver with GM Goodwrench Service as primary sponsor. . |
| 30 |
Richard Childress Racing has
not announced any changes for 2004 with Steve Park returning as the driver and
American On Line as the sponsor |
| 31 |
Richard Childress Racing has
not announced any changes for 2004 with Robby Gordon returning as the driver
and Cingular Wireless as the sponsor. |
| 32 |
Ricky Craven to return as the driver and Tide to return as sponsor. |
| 33 |
Andy Petree Racing
has not announced plans for 2004 for either a driver or a sponsor. |
| 36 |
MM's is
leaving as sponsor and moving to the 38. Rumors have either the US Army or
McDonalds as a sponsor. Ken Schrader has not announced his plans for 2003 as
of this date. |
| 37 |
No plans
announced for 2004 yet but Derrike Cope will probably be the driver no matter
what the plans are. Still no primary sponsor for 2003 but ran a limited
schedule with a patch work of sponsors in 2004. |
| 38 |
Elliott Sadler will pilot the
38 for Robert Yates Racing in 2004 with M&M's Chocolate Candies as the sponsor
. |
| 40 |
Sterling
Marlin returns as driver with Coors signing a new 3 year deal as the primary
sponsor. |
| 41 |
No
announce changes yet, although Casey Mears is thought to be on a hot seat
right now. Target to return as sponsor. |
| 42 |
Jamie
McMurray is the driver for Chip Ganassi racing and
Texaco-Havoline is signed on as the primary sponsor. |
| 43 |
Christian
Fittipaldi is the driver and Cheerios/Betty Crocker
should return as the sponsor. Petty Enterprises has not made any other
announcement for 2004 yet. |
| 44 |
No announcement for 2004 about car, sponsor or driver |
| 44 |
Kyle
Petty will drive this car with Georgia-Pacific as sponsor in 2004. |
| 48 |
Jimmie Johnson to return
as driver with Lowes as sponsor for 2004. |
| 49 |
BAM Racing hasn't
announce any plans for 2004, Ken Schrader is the driver but no full time sponsor has jumped on board yet. |
| 55 |
No announcement for 2004 about car, sponsor or driver |
| 57 |
No announcement for 2004 about car, sponsor or driver |
| 60 |
Jack
Sprague gone as the driver, nothing announced for 2004. Haas Automation as the sponsor. |
| 66 |
No announcement for 2004 about car, sponsor or driver |
| 67 |
Jasper Motorsports
has not announced any plans for 2004 |
| 71 |
Dave Marcis Racing
has fielded a car in a limited number of races in 2003 with a variety of
drivers (Most of them named Sauter). No announcement for 2004 as of yet. |
| 74 |
BACE
Motorsports running with Tony
Raines as driver.
No announcement for 2004 about sponsor |
| 77 |
Dave
Blaney to return as driver and Jasper Engines as the sponsor. No other changes
have been announced. |
| 83 |
Fitz-Bradshaw Racing
plans on running a limited Cup schedule in 2003 with Kerry Earnhardt as the
driver. Plans on running a full Cup schedule in 2004. |
| 87 |
This car
usually runs the roads races only with Cellular One as the sponsor for NEMCO Motorsports.
No announcement for 2004 as of yet. |
| 88 |
Dale
Jarrett to return as driver and UPS as the sponsor. |
| 89 |
Morgan Shepherd
returned to Winston Cup racing in his Ford at a couple of events this year.
They have made no announcements for 2004 but again much of their plans is
dependent on locating a full time sponsor. |
| 90 |
Junie Donlavey has
not announced any plans yet for 2004. Team may shut up shop if primary sponsor
is not found. |
| 91 |
No word
on what is going on in 2004 as of yet from Evernham Motorsports. |
| 92 |
Mark Melling
has not announced any plans yet for the 2004 season. Ran a few races this
year. |
| 96 |
Early
rumors of a second Cal Wells PPI team did not pan out. No word on any other
plans for 2004. |
| 97 |
Kurt
Busch returns as driver with Rubbermaid-Sharpie as the primary sponsor. |
| 98 |
No word
on what Innovative Motorsports, Inc. is doing in 2004 as of yet. |
| 99 |
Jeff
Burton returns as driver but CITGO gone as as the primary sponsor.
No announcement for 2004 about sponsor |
| 00 |
Michael Waltrip Racing
fielded this car with Aaron's Rent as sponsor. No plans have been announced
for 2004 at this time |
| 02 |
Hermie Sadler
is the driver for this Pontiac owned by Sadler Motorsports. They have no
permanent sponsor but have raced in several events this year with a hodge
podge group of sponsors. No plans announced for 2004 but if sponsor was found
full time, I am sure team would run full time. |
| 07 |
Ted Musgrave
drove the #07 Kenwood/Sirius Satellite Radio Dodge in a couple of races
this year. There have been no plans announced for 2003 about the car or
Musgrave. |
| 09 |
No word
on what is going on in 2004 as of yet from team owners. |
