Rumors
Brent Raymer Motorsports will have VIP Realty of North Georgia on board as associate sponsor, for the No. 85 driven by Brent Raymer at Atlanta.
Max Papis will be back driving the No. 9 Geico Germain Racing Toyota at Atlanta.
Lafferty Motorsports announced they have Dillon Oliver driving the No. 89, making his Truck debut March 28th at Martinsville Speedway.
He's from the racing hot bed of Owensboro, Ky. They are still looking for a primary sponsor, but have Race Fumes, Potencia Energy Drink and Weber Associates Contracting already as associate sponsors.
The team will have Mike Harmon driving the No. 89 Blue Ox Chevrolet at Atlanta.
Dennis Setzer will be driving the No. 8 Malcolmson Construction Chevrolet, for MRD Motorsports at Atlanta.
Norm Benning will be driving his No. 57 Chevrolet, with sponsorship from Outdoors.com/Artic Cat at Atlanta and nice to see the independent driver has help with costs for the race.
Johnny Chapman will be back driving the No. 21 Gunbroker.com Dodge, for Gun Broker Racing at Atlanta.
Gabi DiCarlo will be driving the No. 90 Great Clips Toyota, for Stringer Motorsports at Atlanta.
Randy Moss Motorsports will have both the Exide Batteries on the Mike Skinner's No. 5 and One-Eighty will be back on Tayler Malsam's No. 81 at Atlanta.
News
It's exciting to see they're be 39 entries for the American Commercial Lines 200 at Atlanta Motor Speedway and means three drivers will be going home.
The breakdown is 22 full-time teams and 17 part-time teams. Looks like so far helping into the third race in NCWTS, that the part-time teams are helping to fill up the fields.
Kevin Harvick Inc. Update
Well first, Kevin Harvick will be driving in a third truck and be making his Truck debut at Atlanta. He'll be driving the No. 2 Chevrolet, with sponsorship from Charter Communications and will have too qualify on speed Saturday morning for the race.
Second, Ricky Carmichael indeed will be driving the No. 4 Monster Energy Drink Chevrolet at Atlanta, but it's out of the Harvick's pocket and not Monster's.
Due to his contract with Monster, the Goat can't drive the No. 4 with another sponsor on it and hopefully the company will add some races for him to race more than the schedule 14 races. (Atlanta doesn't count, since they aren't paying for it.)
So far, he's qualified sixth and third, for the first two truck races and finished eighth at Fontana.
Third, Ron Hornaday Jr. No. 33 will have the VFW on board for the American Commercial Lines 200, it's the first of a six race sponsorship deal and one of my favorite sponsors.
The followings from VFW.org, if your looking for a great organize to donate to, don't overlook this great organization.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, a non-profit organization that's dedicated to honoring the sacrifice and ensuring the rights of American's Veterans through advocacy, support and community service, while promoting patriotism.
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