NASCAR 2004 - Speedweeks Entry Lists Up

Samster · Post by **Samster** » 12 Mar 2014, 11:35

Audi accept Bill Davis as their works team. This leaves Jasper to take Mazda and Morgan-McClure to take the final semi-works Chevrolet contract.

Now that teams have made their bids I'll run the RNGs for primary and associate sponsors later today.

Samster · Post by **Samster** » 13 Mar 2014, 01:55

Primary Sponsor RNGs. The first few only received one bid from the teams they were sponsoring before in 2003 so they are no brainers.

Lowes will continue to sponsor the Hendrick #48.

Budweiser agree to sponsor DEI but request to continue with the #8.

DuPont will sponsor the Hendrick #24.

Miller Lite will continue sponsoring the Penske #2.

Home Depot will continue with the Gibbs #20.

GM Goodwrench will continue with the Childress #29.

Now we finally reach the sponsors that saw more than one bid.

Dewalt
1-40 #6 Roush Racing
41-60 #5/25 Hendrick Motorsports
61-75 #00 Team Penske
76-85 #1 Dale Earnhardt Inc.
86-92 #9/19 Evernham Motorsports
93-95 #38 Robert Yates Racing
96-98 #43/45 Petty Enterprises
99-100 #0 Haas CNC Racing

42 Dewalt will sponsor either the #5 or #25 for Hendrick.

Mars Brand
1-20 #88 Robert Yates Racing
21-40 #17 Roush Racing
41-60 #11 Joe Gibbs Racing
61-75 #00 Team Penske
76-90 #33 Richard Childress Racing
91-100 #9/19 Evernham Motorsports

58 Mars will sponsor the #11, one of Gibbs new teams.

UPS
1-25 #88 Robert Yates Racing
26-40 #8 Dale Earnhardt Inc.
41-55 #16 Roush Racing
56-70 #12 Team Penske
71-85 #31 Richard Childress Racing
86-92 #9/19 Evernham Motorsports
93-96 #01/10 MB2 Motorsports
97-100 #22/23 Bill Davis Racing

100, UPS makes a surprise move to Bill Davis Racing.

Texaco/Havoline
1-99 #41 Chip Ganassi Racing
100 #74 McGlynn Motorsports

78, Texaco continue with Ganassi but request to stay with the #42 as before.

Kelloggs, DEI #8 was the only bid so Kellogg's will join with them. They will sponsor the #1 instead if HawkAussie agrees to let Budweiser take the #8.

Cingular Wireless
1-60 #30 Richard Childress Racing
61-90 #9/19 Evernham Motorsports
91-100 #0 Haas CNC Racing

79 Cingular will sponsor one of Evernham's cars.

General Mills
1-25 #97 Roush Racing
26-50 #00 Team Penske
51-65 #9/19 Evernham Motorsports
66-80 #33 Richard Childress Racing
81-90 #01/10 MB2 Motorsportss
91-99 #22/23 Bill Davis Racing
100 #74 McGlynn Motorsports

37 General Mills will sponsor Penske's new entry.

Target Will continue with Ganassi but request to stay with the #41.

Alltel
1-50 #12 Team Penske
51-65 #99 Roush Racing
66-80 #73 Joe Gibbs Racing
81-90 #40 Chip Ganassi Racing
91-100 #88 Robert Yates Racing

7 Alltel stay with the #12 completing Penske's primary sponsor lineup.

Caterpillar
1-30 #31 Richard Childress Racing
31-60 #97 Roush Racing
61-80 #15 Dale Earnhardt Inc.
81-98 #01/10 MB2 Motorsports
99 #13 Daytona Speed Inc.
100 #74 McGlynn Motorsports

38 Caterpillar will sponsor the Roush #97.

GMAC With the RCR #29 sticking with Goodwrench, GMAC are left with no bids.

Viagra
1-30 #5/25 Hendrick Motorsports
31-60 #99 Roush Racing
61-80 #15 Dale Earnhardt Inc.
81-95 #38 Robert Yates Racing
96-98 #49 BAM Racing
99 #13 Daytona Speed Inc.
100 #28 Victory In Jesus Racing

7 Viagra will sponsor either the #5 or #25.

Valvoline
1-20 #01/10 MB2 Motorsports
21-40 #6 Roush Racing
41-55 #30 Richard Childress Racing
56-70 #15 Dale Earnhardt Inc.
71-80 #43/45 Petty Enterprises
81-90 #0 Haas CNC Racing
91-99 #32 PPI Motorsports
100 #13 Daytona Speed Inc.

54 Valvoline will move to the RCR #30.

Sharpie
1-40 #73 Joe Gibbs Racing
41-70 #38 Robert Yates Racing
71-100 #77 Jasper Racing

5 Sharpie will move to Gibbs #73.

Coors Light
1-20 #40 Chip Ganassi Racing
21-40 #6 Roush Racing
41-60 #33 Richard Childress Racing
61-80 #15 Dale Earnhardt Inc.
81-94 #91 Jasper Racing
95-98 #49 BAM Racing
99 #13 Daytona Speed Inc.
100 #28 Victory In Jesus Racing

91 Coors make a surprise move to Jasper despite lots of attention from bigger teams.

U.S. Army
1-50 #17 Roush Racing
61-80 #88 Robert Yates Racing
81-90 #22/23 Bill Davis Racing
91-100 #77 Jasper Racing

12 U.S. Army joins Roush and their championship defending #17.

Kodak
1-40 #16 Roush Racing
41-55 #4 Morgan-McClure Motorsports
56-70 #01/10 MB2 Motorsports
71-80 #22/23 Bill Davis Racing
81-90 #43/45 Petty Enterprises
91-100 #77 Jasper Racing

31 Kodak join Roush #16.

National Guard
1-70 #38 Robert Yates Racing
71-95 #4 Morgan-McClure Motorsports
96-100 #28 Victory In Jesus Racing

51 Yates finally get a sponsor.

Motorcraft will continue with the Wood Brothers.

NetZero
1-40 #40 Chip Ganassi Racing
41-60 #22/23 Bill Davis Racing
61-80 #43/45 Petty Enterprises
81-90 #4 Morgan-McClure Motorsport
91-100 #49 BAM Racing

76 NetZero will move to one of Petty's teams.

America Online
1-50 #88 Robert Yates Racing
51-80 #0 Haas CNC Racing
81-92 #32 PPI Motorsports
93-100 #4 Morgan-McClure Motorsport

30 AOL move to the #88 to complete Yates' lineup.

Interstate Batteries continue on with the #18 completing Gibbs lineup.

Tide
1-80 #32 PPI Motorsports
81-100 #43/45 Petty Enterprises

22 Tide remain with PPI.

Georgia Pacific
1-80 #99 Roush Racing
81-90 #4 Morgan-McClure Motorsport
91-98 #49 BAM Racing
99-100 #74 McGlynn Motorsports

1 Georgia Pacific sponsor the #99.

Schwan's Home Service
1-70 #0 Haas CNC Racing
71-90 #49 BAM Racing
91-100 #74 McGlynn Motorsports

54 Haas secures their sponsor.

Miccosukee Gaming & Resorts remain with Phoenix Racing.

NAPA and GMAC are still avaliable, I will run RNGs to decide who they make an offer to.

NAPA Autoparts
1-30 #15 Dale Earnhardt Inc.
31-50 #6 Roush Racing
51-70 #31/33 Richard Childress Racing
71-85 #9/19 Evernham Motorsports
86-100 #40 Chip Ganassi Racing

17 NAPA make an offer to DEI to continue with the #15.

GMAC Financial
1-30 #6 Roush Racing
31-60 #31/33 Richard Childress Racing
61-75 #9/19 Evernham Motorsports
76-90 #01/10 MB2 Motorsports
91-100 #40 Chip Ganassi Racing

82 GMAC make an offer to MB2 to sponsor one of their cars.

Summary

Hendrick
#5 Viagra
#24 DuPont
#25 Dewalt
#48 Lowes

Roush
#6 TBA
#16 Kodak
#17 US Army
#97 Caterpillar
#99 Georgia Pacific

Gibbs
#11 Mars Brand
#18 Interstate Batteries
#20 Home Depot
#73 Sharpie

Childress
#29 GM Goodwrench
#30 Valvoline
#31 TBA
#33 TBA

Penske
#2 Miller Lite
#12 Alltel
#00 General Mills

Evernham
#9 Cingular Wireless
#19 TBA

Ganassi
#40 TBA
#41 Target
#42 Texaco

DEI
#1 Kelloggs
#8 Budweiser
#15 NAPA Autoparts

Yates
#38 National Gaurd
#88 America Online

Petty
#43 TBA
#45 NetZero

MB2
#01 GMAC
#10 TBA

Davis
#22 UPS
#23 TBA

Jasper
#77 TBA
#91 Coors Light

Haas
#0 Schwan's Home Service

Wood Brothers
#21 Motorcraft

PPI
#32 Tide

Morgan-McClure
#4 TBA

BAM
#49 TBA

Phoenix
#09 Miccosuke Gaming & Resorts

Hawk Aussie
Budweiser request to stay with the #8 so decide whether they swap with Kelloggs or not. Also NAPA have made an offer to stay with the #15.

SeedStriker
GMAC has made an offer to sponsor either the #01 or #10.

roblomas
Decide which of the #5 or #25 get DeWalt and Viagra.

FA1L
Decide whether Cingular sponsors the #9 or #19.

andrew
Decide whether UPS sponsors the #22 or #23.

FantometteBR
Decide whether NetZero sponsors the #43 or #45.

Associate Sponsor RNGs will be run tomorrow. If any of your teams failed to secure a primary then any associate you get will double the offered money in exchange for coverage on the full car.

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 13 Mar 2014, 03:36

After how that turned out, BAM Racing has revised their offers for the #49:

Car #49 part-time: Menards, World Financial Group, Hot Wheels, Snap-On Tools, Zapf Creations

The #49 will have priority over the #59, and thanks to the laws of economics, part-time sponsors WILL have priority over associate sponsors

HawkAussie · Post by **HawkAussie** » 13 Mar 2014, 03:52

Cars, So they are comfirmed
#1 Kelloggs
#8 Budweiser
#15 NAP

FA1L · Post by **FA1L** » 13 Mar 2014, 05:29

Can Cingular sponsor the #9 car? Also, does that mean I have no other sponsors?

simonracer · Post by **simonracer** » 13 Mar 2014, 06:04

Revised bids for the secondary sponsors:
Car #40: Subway, Carquest, Wellbutrin, Lucas Oil Products, Energizer
Car #41: US Air Force, Aaron's, Food City
Car #42: Smirnoff Ice, Bass Pro Shops, Red Baron Frozen Pizza

roblo97 · Post by **roblo97** » 13 Mar 2014, 09:52

#5 will have Viagra and #25 can have DeWalt.

Salamander · Post by **Salamander** » 13 Mar 2014, 09:53

Morgan-McClure's sponsorship bids will be revised as follows:

Tier 2
#4: Irwin Tools, Hershey's, Prilosec, Cellular One, Travelodge, Lone Star Steakhouse

Part-time
#4: Pennzoil, World Financial, Whelen Engineering, Snap-On, Round-Up

Samster · Post by **Samster** » 13 Mar 2014, 10:06

FA1L wrote:Can Cingular sponsor the #9 car? Also, does that mean I have no other sponsors?

For now yes that's your only sponsor. The #19 will be relying on an associate sponsor or failing that, make up its schedule from part-time sponsors.

SeedStriker · Post by **SeedStriker** » 13 Mar 2014, 13:59

I'll take the GMAC sponsorship for the #01 car

FantometteBR · Post by **FantometteBR** » 13 Mar 2014, 19:26

NetZero will get the #45 car

andrew · Post by **andrew** » 14 Mar 2014, 07:02

UPS will take 22

Samster · Post by **Samster** » 15 Mar 2014, 00:42

Associate Sponsor RNGs

Irwin Tools
1-50 #6 Roush Racing
51-75 #9/19 Everham Motorsports
76-85 #43/45 Petty Enterprises
86-95 #29 Richard Childress Racing
96-100 #4 Morgan-McClure Motorsports

49 Irwin will sponsor the #6, they offer double for full coverage on the car.

U.S. Air Force
1-20 #9/19 Everham Motorsports
21-40 #01/10 MB2 Motorsports
41-50 #2 Team Penske
51-60 #18 Joe Gibbs Racing
61-70 #21 Wood Brothers Racing
71-80 #16 Roush Racing
81-88 #30 Richard Childress Racing
89-94 #1 Dale Earnhardt Inc.
95-100 #41 Chip Ganassi Racing

46 U.S. Air Force will be an associate for the #2.

Subway
1-15 #40 Chip Ganassi Racing
16-30 #9/19 Everham Motorsports
31-40 #5/24/25/48 Hendrick Motorsports
41-50 #20 Joe Gibbs Racing
51-60 #17 Roush Racing
61-65 #18 Joe Gibbs Racing
66-70 #11 Joe Gibbs Racing
71-75 #30 Richard Childress Racing
76-80 #00 Team Penske
81-85 #12 Team Penske
86-90 #1 Dale Earnhardt Inc.
91-95 #88 Robert Yates Racing
96-99 #0 Haas CNC Racing
100 #74 McGlynn Motorsports

42 Subway join Home Depot on the #20.

Mobil 1 Only the Penske #12 made a bid. Mobil will stick with them.

Smirnoff Ice
1-25 #9/19 Everham Motorsports
26-45 #5/24/25/48 Hendrick Motorsports
46-60 #18 Joe Gibbs Racing
61-70 #97 Roush Racing
71-80 #1 Dale Earnhardt Inc.
81-87 #42 Chip Ganassi Racing
88-94 #38 Robert Yates Racing
95-98 #21 Wood Brothers Racing
99-100 #32 PPI Racing

28 Smirnoff will join one of Hendricks teams as associate.

STP They offer double to be the #43's primary.

Bass Pro Shops
1-25 #33 Richard Childress Racing
26-45 #01/10 MB2 Motorsports
46-55 #5/24/25/48 Hendrick Motorsports
56-65 #99 Roush Racing
66-75 #00 Team Penske
76-85 #8 Dale Earnhardt Inc.
86-93 #42 Chip Ganassi Racing
94-100 #88 Robert Yates Racing

35 BPS offer double to be the #10's primary.

Wellbutrin
1-60 #40 Chip Ganassi Racing
61-90 #11 Joe Gibbs Racing
91-100 #74 McGlynn Motorsports

2 Wellbutrin offer double to be the #40's primary.

Aarons
1-25 #17 Roush Racing
26-45 #18 Joe Gibbs Racing
46-60 #8 Dale Earnhardt Inc.
61-70 #01 MB2 Motorsports
71-80 #41 Chip Ganassi Racing
81-88 #45 Petty Enterprises
89-95 #21 Wood Brothers Racing
96-99 #32 PPI Racing
100 #74 McGlynn Motorsports

21 Aaron's join US Army on the #17.

Carquest
1-70 #31 Richard Childress Racing
71-100 #11 Joe Gibbs Racing

43 Carquest offer double to be the #31's primary.

U.S. Marines
1-30 #33 Richard Childress Racing
31-50 #77 Jasper Racing
51-65 #5/24/25/48 Hendrick Motorsports
66-75 #99 Roush Racing
76-87 #18 Joe Gibbs Racing
88-96 #8 Dale Earnhardt Inc.
97-100 #38 Robert Yates Racing

11 U.S. Marines offer double to be the #33's primary.

Red Baron Pizza
1-35 #11 Joe Gibbs Racing
36-65 #42 Chip Ganassi Racing
66-85 #0 Haas CNC Racing
85-100 #74 McGlynn Motorsports

11 Red Barron join Mars on the #11.

Food City
1-30 #22/23 Bill Davis Racing
31-50 #16 Roush Racing
51-65 #00 Team Penske
66-80 #30 Richard Childress Racing
81-90 #41 Chip Ganassi Racing
91-100 #28 Victory In Jesus Racing

92 Surprisingly Food City will sponsor Morgan Shepherd's tiny team. They offer double for primary sponsorship.

Pepsi
1-30 #9/19 Everham Motorsports
31-55 #22/23 Bill Davis Racing
56-75 #5/24/25/48 Hendrick Motorsports
76-92 #73 Joe Gibbs Racing
93-100 #91 Jasper Racing

30 Pepsi offer double to be the #19's primary.

Coca-Cola
1-30 #22/23 Bill Davis Racing
31-50 #00 Team Penske
51-65 #15 Dale Earnhardt Inc.
66-75 #45 Petty Enterprises
76-85 #0 Haas CNC Racing
86-93 #13 Daytona Speed Inc.
94-100 #74 McGlynn Motorsports

81 Coca-Cola join Schwan's on the #0.

Lucas Oil Products
1-70 #22/23 Bill Davis Racing
71-100 #97 Roush Racing

42 Lucas Oil offer double to be the #23's primary.

Energizer
1-40 #29 Richard Childress Racing
41-70 #49 BAM Racing
71-80 #01 MB2 Motorsports
81-90 #22 Bill Davis Racing
91-100 #45 Petty Enterprises

60 Energizer offer double to be the #49's primary for any race BAM doesn't secure a part time sponsor.

Hershey's
1-40 #4 Morgan-McClure Motorsports
41-65 #88 Robert Yates Racing
66-90 #22 Bill Davis Racing
91-100 #09 Phoenix Racing

90 Hershey's join UPS on the #22.

Mountain Dew
1-40 #16 Roush Racing
41-70 #00 Team Penske
71-90 #38 Robert Yates Racing
91-100 #91 Jasper Racing

18 Mountain Dew joins Kodak on the #16.

Realtree
1-65 #99 Roush Racing
66-100 #88 Robert Yates Racing

74 Realtree join AOL on the #88.

Prilosec
1-50 #97 Roush Racing
51-100 #4 Morgan-McClure Motorsports

28 Prilosec join Caterpillar on the #97.

Menards
1-30 #29 Richard Childress Racing
31-60 #15 Dale Earnhardt Inc.
61-80 #77 Jasper Racing
81-100 #13 Daytona Speed Inc.

35 Menards join NAPA on the #15.

Cellular One
1-70 #4 Morgan-McClure Motorsports
71-90 #32 PPI Racing
91-100 #09 Phoenix Racing

48 Cellular One offer double to be the #4's primary.

Sport Clips
1-50 #38 Robert Yates Racing
51-80 #77 Jasper Racing
81-100 #13 Daytona Speed Inc.

39 Sport Clips joins National Guard on the #38.

Travelodge
1-70 #91 Jasper Racing
71-100 #09 Phoenix Racing

67 Travelodge join Coors on the #91 but offer double to be the #77's primary.

Jackson Hewitt Only Phoenix left of those who bid. They join Miccosuke on the #09.

Red Line Oil All teams that bid have already secured an associate. They will offer primary sponsorship for double money to one of the teams below.
1-25 #13 Daytona Speed Inc.
26-50 #27 SCORE Motorsports
51-75 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing
76-100 #74 McGlynn Motorsports

2 Red Line offer primary sponsorship to the #13.

Lone Star Steakhouse didn't receive any bids. They will offer primary sponsorship for double money to one of the teams below.

1-34 #27 SCORE Motorsports
35-67 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing
68-100 #74 McGlynn Motorsports

8 Lone Star offer primary sponsorship to the #27.

Summary

Hendrick
#5 Viagra
#24 DuPont/Smirnoff Ice
#25 Dewalt
#48 Lowes

Roush
#6 Irwin Tools
#16 Kodak/Mountain Dew
#17 US Army/Aarons
#97 Caterpillar/Prilosec
#99 Georgia Pacific

Gibbs
#11 Mars Brand/Red Barron Pizza
#18 Interstate Batteries
#20 Home Depot/Subway
#73 Sharpie

Childress
#29 GM Goodwrench
#30 Valvoline
#31 Carquest
#33 U.S. Marines

Penske
#2 Miller Lite/U.S. Air Force
#12 Alltel/Mobil 1
#00 General Mills

Evernham
#9 Cingular Wireless
#19 Pepsi

Ganassi
#40 Wellbutrin
#41 Target
#42 Texaco/Havoline

DEI
#1 Kelloggs
#8 Budweiser
#15 NAPA Autoparts/Menards

Yates
#38 National Gaurd/Sport Clips
#88 America Online/Realtree

Petty
#43 STP
#45 NetZero

MB2
#01 GMAC
#10 Bass Pro Shops

Davis
#22 UPS/Hershey's
#23 Lucas Oil Products

Jasper
#77 TBA
#91 Coors Light/Travelodge

Haas
#0 Schwan's Home Service/Coca-Cola

Wood Brothers
#21 Motorcraft

PPI
#32 Tide

Morgan-McClure
#4 Cellular One

BAM
#49 Energizer

Phoenix
#09 Miccosuke Gaming & Resorts/Jackson Hewitt

SCORE
#27 Lone Star Steakhouse

Victory In Jesus
#28 Food City

Daytona Speed Inc.
#13 Red Line Oil

McGlynn
#74 TBA

Shermerdine
#69 TBA

roblomas
Decide which of your cars gets the Smirnoff associate.

FA1L
Decide whether Pepsi joins the #19 as primary or the #9 as associate. The latter option allows the #19 to try for part time sponsors.

Neno
Decide whether Travelodge joins the #77 as primary or the #91 as associate. The latter option allows the #77 to try for part time sponsors.

Lone Star Steakhouse has made an offer to join SCORE Motorsports as primary sponsor for double money.

Hawk Aussie
Red Line Oil has made an offer to join Daytona Speed Inc. as primary sponsor for double money.

I'll run the part time sponsor RNGs once I have answers to the above questions.

FA1L · Post by **FA1L** » 15 Mar 2014, 05:07

Pepsi will be the #19s primary sponsor.

HawkAussie · Post by **HawkAussie** » 15 Mar 2014, 06:57

Red Line Oil will be the main sponsor for the team

roblo97 · Post by **roblo97** » 15 Mar 2014, 07:14

The #24 can have Smirnoff

Neno · Post by **Neno** » 17 Mar 2014, 09:33

Travelodge will join the #91 car and the #77 will try part time sponsors.

Lone Star Steakhouse will be SCORE Motorsports primary sponsor

Samster · Post by **Samster** » 19 Mar 2014, 20:03

Part Time Sponsor RNGs

Pennzoil
1-50 #90 Evernham Motorsports
51-85 #87 Jasper Racing
86-100 #76 Phoenix Racing

4, Pennzoil sponsors the #90 for 8 races.

McDonalds
1-75 #90 Evernham Motorsports (4 races available)
76-100 #76 Phoenix Racing

71, McDonalds will sponsor the #90 for 1 race.

MBNA will sponsor the Phoenix #76 for 1 race.

Menards
1-50 #77 Jasper Racing
51-85 #49 BAM Racing
86-100 #74 McGlynn Motorsports

3 Menards will sponsor the Jasper #77 for 8 races.

World Financial Group will sponsor the BAM #49 for 9 races.

Hot Wheels
1-40 #90 Evernham Motorsports (3 races avaliable)
41-70 #49 BAM Racing (27 races avaliable)
71-100 #87 Jasper Racing

97 Hot Wheels will sponsor the #87 for 1 race.

Snap-On Tools will sponsor the BAM #49 for 8 races.

Zapf Creations
1-50 #87 Jasper Racing (11 races available)
51-100 #49 BAM Racing (19 races available)

50 Zapf will sponsor the #87 for 6 races.

Kraft Foods
1-70 #77 Jasper Racing (28 races available)
71-100 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races available)

24 Kraft will sponsor the #77 for 3 races.

Marathon Oil will sponsor the Jasper #77 for 6 races.

Comcast
1-60 #90 Evernham Motorsports (3 races avaliable)
61-100 #74 McGlynn Motorsports

59 Comcast will sponsor the #90 for 1 race.

Lucas Oil will sponsor the McGlynn #74 for 2 races.

Freddie B's
1-60 #90 Evernham Motorsports (2 races avaliable)
61-100 #74 McGlynn Motorsports (34 races avaliable)

31 Freddie B's will sponsor the #90 for 2 races completing the races that they are allowed to enter.

RacingJunk.com will sponsor McGlynn for 7 races.

I'll move on to the remaining sponsors which didn't receive any bids.

Whelen Engineering will offer 9 races to one of the following.
1-40 #77 Jasper Racing (19 races avaliable)
41-70 #49 BAM Racing (19 races avaliable)
71-85 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
86-95 #74 McGlynn Racing (27 races avaliable)
96-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing

16 Whelen choose the #77.

Centrix Financial offer 3 races to the following
1-40 #77 Jasper Racing (10 races avaliable)
41-70 #49 BAM Racing (19 races avaliable)
71-85 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
86-95 #74 McGlynn Racing (27 races avaliable)
96-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing

6 Centrix choose the #77.

ConAgra offer 1 race.
1-25 #77 Jasper Racing (7 races avaliable)
26-50 #49 BAM Racing (19 races avaliable)
51-75 #87 Jasper Racing (5 races avaliable)
76-85 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
86-95 #74 McGlynn Racing (27 races avaliable)
96-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing

41 ConAgra choose the #49.

Round-Up offer 7 races.
1-40 #77 Jasper Racing (7 races avaliable)
41-70 #49 BAM Racing (18 races avaliable)
71-85 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
86-95 #74 McGlynn Racing (27 races avaliable)
96-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing

15 Round-Up complete the #77's schedule.

AmericInn offer 3 races
1-30 #87 Jasper Racing (5 races avaliable)
31-60 #49 BAM Racing (18 races avaliable)
61-85 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
86-95 #74 McGlynn Racing (27 races avaliable)
96-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing

57 AmericInn choose the #49.

Husqvarna offer 6 races.
1-40 #49 BAM Racing (15 races avaliable)
41-75 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
76-90 #74 McGlynn Racing (27 races avaliable)
91-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing

34 Husqvarna choose the #49.

USG Durock offer 4 races.
1-30 #87 Jasper Racing (5 races avaliable)
31-60 #49 BAM Racing (9 races avaliable)
61-85 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
86-95 #74 McGlynn Racing (27 races avaliable)
96-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing

46 USG choose the #49.

Love's Travel Stops offer 3 races.
1-30 #87 Jasper Racing (5 races avaliable)
31-60 #49 BAM Racing (5 races avaliable)
61-85 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
86-95 #74 McGlynn Racing (27 races avaliable)
96-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing

91 Love's choose the #74.

YokeTV.com offer 8 races.
1-40 #59 BAM Racing (12 races avaliable)
41-75 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
76-90 #74 McGlynn Racing (24 races avaliable)
91-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing

97 YokeTV choose the #69.

NegotiationsSeminar.com offer 6 races.
1-40 #59 BAM Racing (12 races avaliable)
41-75 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
76-90 #74 McGlynn Racing (24 races avaliable)
91-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing (28 races avaliable)

79 Negotiations Seminar choose the #74.

Ollie's Bargain Outlet offer 4 races.
1-30 #87 Jasper Racing (5 races avaliable)
31-60 #49 BAM Racing (5 races avaliable)
61-85 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
86-95 #74 McGlynn Racing (18 races avaliable)
96-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing (28 races avaliable)

2 OBO choose the #87.

Bennett Lane Winery offer 7 races
1-40 #59 BAM Racing (12 races avaliable)
41-75 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
76-90 #74 McGlynn Racing (18 races avaliable)
91-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing (28 races avaliable)

33 BLW choose the #59.

Thrifty Rent-a-Car offer 6 races.
1-60 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
61-85 #74 McGlynn Racing (18 races avaliable)
86-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing (28 races avaliable)

87 Thrifty choose the #69.

Consort Hair Care for Men offer 9 races.
1-60 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
61-85 #74 McGlynn Racing (18 races avaliable)
86-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing (22 races avaliable)

65 Consort choose the #74.

redneckjunk.com offer 2 races.
1-40 #49 BAM Racing (5 races avaliable)
41-75 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
76-90 #74 McGlynn Racing (9 races avaliable)
91-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing (22 races avaliable)

28 Redneck Junk choose the #49.

East Tennessee Trailers offer 4 races.
1-40 #59 BAM Racing (5 races avaliable)
41-75 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
76-90 #74 McGlynn Racing (9 races avaliable)
91-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing (22 races avaliable)

84 ETT choose the #74.

Jenkins & Jenkins Attorneys At Law offer 5 races.
1-40 #59 BAM Racing (5 races avaliable)
41-75 #76 Phoenix Racing (11 races avaliable)
76-90 #74 McGlynn Racing (5 races avaliable)
91-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing (22 races avaliable)

62 J&J choose the #76.

Buyer's Choice Auto Warranties offer 9 races to Kirk Shelmerdine Racing.

Howes Lubricator offer 2 races.
1-40 #49 BAM Racing (3 races avaliable)
41-75 #76 Phoenix Racing (6 races avaliable)
76-90 #74 McGlynn Racing (5 races avaliable)
91-100 #69 Kirk Shelmerdine Racing (13 races avaliable)

20 Howes choose the #49.

I'll be releasing the calender later today on the wiki, I need to know when the part-time entries will be racing. There will be 36 races in total including 13 road courses.

FA1L
Decide which races the #90 does, they have sponsorship for 12 races.

Neno
Decide which races the #87 does, they have sponsorship for 11 races.

Wizzie
Decide which races the #59 does, they have sponsorship for 7 races.

Peteroli34
Decide which races the #76 does, they have sponsorship for 6 races.

Wallio · Post by **Wallio** » 19 Mar 2014, 20:21

Can Yates Engines sponsor the 74 for the handful of races it doesn't have a sponsor?

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 20 Mar 2014, 00:43

Would it be at all possible to interest Energiser in sponsoring the #59 car for the 5 races it doesn't have sponsorship for?

I'll announce the sponsor schedule for the two BAM Racing cars once the calender is released

Samster · Post by **Samster** » 20 Mar 2014, 01:28

Wizzie wrote:Would it be at all possible to interest Energiser in sponsoring the #59 car for the 5 races it doesn't have sponsorship for?

I'll announce the sponsor schedule for the two BAM Racing cars once the calender is released

Energizer will sponsor the #59 for an extra $100,000.

Wallio wrote:Can Yates Engines sponsor the 74 for the handful of races it doesn't have a sponsor?

Yes that's fine though they won't be providing any money for it, just a livery.

Samster · Post by **Samster** » 20 Mar 2014, 01:54

NASCAR has released the 2004 calender. It is radically different to before with only Daytona keeping its second race. This frees up the schedule for a total of 13 road course races including 5 outside the U.S. Milwaukee also secures a Cup race.
http://f1alternate.shoutwiki.com/wiki/2 ... n_Calendar

There will be no chase system but there will be a new points system, largely based off the IRL's with the aim of rewarding wins more than the previous system which rewarded consistency. The exact details of the new system will be released shortly but I can reveal than under the new points, Ryan Newman would be the defending champion going into this season. Teams will also earn $10,000 for every point scored. Also the Daytona 500, Coca-Cola 600 and Bristol will be designated ''marathon races'' and are awarded double points and prize money.

I've now created the driver list over on the first page. The rules for which are explained there. You may start bidding for drivers now.

V8fan12 · Post by **V8fan12** » 20 Mar 2014, 02:43

Richard Childress Racing will bid for the following drivers (in order of preference):
(4 cars = 20 drivers)

Kevin Harvick ($6,000,000)
Tony Stewart ($13,000,000, with $1,000,000 Old Spice sponsorship)
Kurt Busch ($8,000,000)
Jeff Burton ($8,500,000)
Bobby Labonte ($5,000,000)
Robby Gordon ($2,200,000)
Elliott Sadler ($2,500,000)
Jeremy Mayfield ($2,500,000)
Michael Waltrip ($5,000,000)
Sterling Marlin ($5,500,000)
Todd Bodine ($1,250,000)
Dale Jarrett ($5,000,000)
John Andretti ($1,500,000)
Steve Park ($2,000,000)
Casey Mears ($1,000,000)
Jeff Green ($1,000,000)
Jimmy Spencer ($2,000,000)
Kenny Wallace ($1,000,000, with $500,000 Stacker 2 sponsorship)
Ricky Craven ($2,000,000)

PPI Racing will bid for the following drivers (in order of preference):
(1 car = 5 drivers)

Ricky Rudd ($6,000,000)
Terry Labonte ($5,000,000)
Jamie McMurray ($3,500,000)
Ken Schrader ($2,500,000)
Ward Burton ($2,000,000)

RCR would also like to bid for some drivers to drive in place of certain regular drivers at some road course events if possible:

Ron Fellows ($minimum)
Brian Simo ($minimum)
Paul Menard ($minimum, with $700,000 Menards sponsorship)

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 20 Mar 2014, 03:16

If we're gonna go to Australia, why don't we go to the oval at Calder instead of Eastern Creek?

Anyway, Gibbs and BAM will announce their drivers later today when I can access a computer and go fact-finding

HawkAussie · Post by **HawkAussie** » 20 Mar 2014, 05:10

DEI (3 cars = 15 drivers)
Dale Earnhardt Jr. ($10,000,000)
Jeff Burton ($7,500,000)
Kurt Busch ($7,500,000)
Dale Jarrett ($6,000,000)
Terry Labonte ($6,000,000)
Ricky Rudd ($5,000,000)
Michael Waltrip ($5,000,000)
Johnny Benson ($4,500,000)
Ricky Craven ($4,000,000)
Robby Gordon ($3,500,000)
Jeremy Mayfield ($3,500,000)
Jamie McMurray ($2,500,000)
Elliott Sadler ($2,000,000)
Jimmy Spencer ($2,000,000)
John Andretti ($1,000,000)
RC: Paul Menard (3 races) ($350,000)

Daytona Speed Inc. (1 car = 5 drivers)
Greg Sacks (2 races) (Free)
Paul Menard (10 races) ($250,000)

Daytona Speed Inc. will be competing in all road courses races bar the Fosters 250. Greg Sacks will enter the Australian and Japanese rounds while Paul Menard will enter the remaming 10 races at the DSI contract.

simonracer · Post by **simonracer** » 20 Mar 2014, 06:25

Chip Ganassi (3 cars = 15 drivers) - in order of preference
Sterling Marlin ($8 mil)
Bobby Labonte ($6 mil)
Terry Labonte ($6 mil)
Jeff Burton ($6 mil)
Michael Waltrip ($6 mil)
Jamie McMurray ($6 mil)
Robby Gordon ($4 mil)
Ward Burton ($4 mil)
Elliott Sadler ($4 mil)
Johnny Benson ($4 mil)
Casey Mears ($4 mil)
Dave Blaney ($2 mil)
Kenny Wallace ($2 mil)
Todd Bodine ($2 mil)
Tony Raines ($2 mil)

Neno · Post by **Neno** » 20 Mar 2014, 09:17

Jasper Racing:

Full time 2 cars, 10 drivers:

Ricky Rudd,
Casey Atwood,
Kasey Kahne,
Carl Edwards,
Elliott Sadler,
Ricky Craven,
Todd Bodine,
Geoffrey Bodine,
Ward Burton,
John Andretti

We will try the minimum salary except for Casey Atwood : 1.25 million and Kasey Kahne : 2.5 million

The part time car will be competing in road course only:

Paul Menard, Scott Pruett, Ron Fellows, Scott Gaylord, Austin Cameron

SCORE Motorsports

Kerry Earnhardt, Shawna Robinson, Stanton Barrett, Larry Foyt, Coy Gibbs if no one is Interested the owner Hermie Sadler will drive

Salamander · Post by **Salamander** » 20 Mar 2014, 10:01

Penske Racing
#2: Rusty Wallace ($10,000,000)
#12: Ryan Newman ($5,000,000)
#00: Kurt Busch ($8,000,000), Ward Burton ($2,000,000), Johnny Benson ($2,000,000), Jamie McMurray ($2,000,000), Brendan Gaughan ($1,500,000)

Morgan-McClure Motorsports
#4: Kasey Kahne ($1,500,000), Robby Gordon ($2,000,000), Carl Edwards ($1,250,000), Kenny Wallace ($1,000,000), Matt Crafton ($250,000)

Penske Racing would also like to enquire about the possibility of fielding a part-time entry (#92) for Helio Castroneves and Gil de Ferran.

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 20 Mar 2014, 10:20

Personally, I believe that Hendricks should only be able to make offers for three cars, if Gordon's only interested in the #24.

Anyway, here are the driver offers for Gibbs Racing, separated into handy priority tiers

Tier 1
Tony Stewart - $12 mill
Bobby Labonte - $6 mill
Brian Vickers - $1.5 mill
Jacques Villeneuve - $7 mill
Jeff Burton - $7 mill
Kurt Busch - $7 mill

Tier 2
Sterling Marlin
Ricky Rudd
Robby Gordon
Joe Nemecheck
A.J. Allmendinger (2003 Atlantic Series Champ)
Carl Edwards
Casey Mears
Jamie McMurray
Mark Taylor (2003 IndyCar Pro Series Champ)
Greg Biffle
Alex Barron
Kenny Wallace
Dave Blaney
P.J. Jones

And for BAM Racing:

Car 49
Mark Taylor (2003 IndyCar Pro Series Champ)
Carl Edwards
Casey Mears
Alex Barron
A.J. Allmendinger (2003 Atlantic Series Champ)

Car 59
Coy Gibbs
Sam Hornish Jr
Robbie Buhl
Greg Ray
Buddy Lazier

The Car 59 schedule will be announced at the same time as sponsor allocations for the two BAM Racing cars

EDIT: I've noticed that you've dropped the Talladega 500, one of the mainstays of the NASCAR calender, yet kept the fall race and made it only 400 miles. Why?

EDIT 2: Having dissected the calender further, Joe Gibbs Racing is not happy with it, and demand the following changes to be made as soon as possible:

1. The re-instation of the Summer Talledega 500 mile Race, possibly at the expense of the Fall race
2. The late-summer Bristol Race (Sharpie 500) to be reinstated as soon as possible, again possibly at the expense of the other Bristol race
3. St Petersburg, Suzuka, Oulton Park and Eastern Creek to be dropped immediately. St Pete is simply asking for a disaster, while the other three can easily be replaced by Twin Ring Motegi, Rockingham and Calder Park respectively.
4. The following races to be returned to the prescribed Lengths:
Southern 300: Increased to 500 miles
Subway 250: Increased to 500 laps

While change is good and all, at the end of the day, NASCAR is essentially a stock car oval-racing series, and we must stay true to those roots. We believe the new calender strays too far from our past, and thus must be remedied.

Salamander · Post by **Salamander** » 20 Mar 2014, 10:37

Penske is quite displeased at some of the calendar changes, for example, dropping the fall race at Bristol entirely but keeping the less prestigious spring race, moving the Southern 500 from its traditional Labor Day spot and cutting it to 300 miles, as well as running Oulton Park when there's a perfectly good oval in the UK at Rockingham, with a similar situation in Australia with Eastern Creek and Calder Park, and Japan with Suzuka and Twin Ring Motegi. We also feel that running NASCAR at St. Peterburg may prove... problematic, and see no reason for the event at Talladega to be shortened to 400 miles, given that it is one of the most prestigious events on the calendar. We do appreciate a shift towards more road courses on the schedule, but caution against adding them for the sake of it.

Samster · Post by **Samster** » 20 Mar 2014, 14:53

Wizzie wrote:Personally, I believe that Hendricks should only be able to make offers for three cars, if Gordon's only interested in the #24.

Strictly speaking, Hendrick are under no obligation to bid for Gordon, but they are the only team he'll race for at this point in his career. Same goes for Kyle Petty with Petty #45.

Wizzie wrote:EDIT: I've noticed that you've dropped the Talladega 500, one of the mainstays of the NASCAR calender, yet kept the fall race and made it only 400 miles. Why?

EDIT 2: Having dissected the calender further, Joe Gibbs Racing is not happy with it, and demand the following changes to be made as soon as possible:

1. The re-instation of the Summer Talledega 500 mile Race, possibly at the expense of the Fall race
2. The late-summer Bristol Race (Sharpie 500) to be reinstated as soon as possible, again possibly at the expense of the other Bristol race
3. St Petersburg, Suzuka, Oulton Park and Eastern Creek to be dropped immediately. St Pete is simply asking for a disaster, while the other three can easily be replaced by Twin Ring Motegi, Rockingham and Calder Park respectively.
4. The following races to be returned to the prescribed Lengths:
Southern 300: Increased to 500 miles
Subway 250: Increased to 500 laps

While change is good and all, at the end of the day, NASCAR is essentially a stock car oval-racing series, and we must stay true to those roots. We believe the new calender strays too far from our past, and thus must be remedied.

1. I chose to drop the spring race as its in close proximity to both of the Daytona races and leaving the fall race in keeps the restrictor plate races spread out. I'll consider keeping it to 500 miles and make it a double points ''marathon race''.
2. I'll switch to the late-summer Bristol race and move Martinsville to its spring race and Richmond back into the Martinsville fall slot
3. I ran the BTCC Cardiff 500 on the St. Pete track and had only a few collisions so the race there should be fine. I'll consider the ovals for the flyaway races if I can find and download them, I just thought the British fans in particular would prefer a road course to ease them into NASCAR (we tend to view ovals as the lesser form of racing here) and the racing at NR2003 Oulton Park is very good if a little collision happy at times. Maybe rotating venues will be an option. Also the British and California races have been swapped to the fall while Darlington and Kansas will move to the spring.
4. I may consider keeping Darlington to 500 miles but 500 laps at Martinsville takes forever to get through (usually about 4 hours) since its the slowest oval on the schedule. I may consider increasing to 300 laps though. The reason I've shorted most races is because I feel NASCAR races in general are a bit too long and I'd like to try and cap most of them at two hours. If I increase either to 500s then they'll be double points races.

On another note, V8fan, HawkAussie and Simonracer. You need to specify exactly how much you are bidding for each driver. Otherwise I'll have to assume your not offering a salary.

SeedStriker · Post by **SeedStriker** » 20 Mar 2014, 15:16

MB2 bids:

Kurt Busch (5.5M)
Dale Jarrett (5.5M)
Bobby Labonte (5.5M)
Jamie McMurray (2M)
Steve Park (2M)
Elliot Saddler (2M)
Ken Schader (2M)
Carl Edwards (1.5M)
Jason Leffler (1.2M)
Mike Skinner (1M)

Carlos Contreras will be the Ringer for MB2 if necessary

Haas CNC bids

Terry Labonte (5M)
Ricky Ruud (5M)
Joe Nemechek (2M)
Kasey Kahne (1M)
Johnny Sauter (1M)

Ron Fellows will drive the road courses for Haas if necessary

Samster · Post by **Samster** » 20 Mar 2014, 15:35

SeedStriker wrote:MB2 bids:

Kurt Busch (5.5M)
Dale Jarrett (5.5M)
Bobby Labonte (5.5M)
Jamie McMurray (2M)
Steve Park (2M)
Elliot Saddler (2M)
Ken Schader (2M)
Carl Edwards (1.5M)
Jason Leffler (1.2M)
Mike Skinner (1M)

Carlos Contreras will be the Ringer for MB2 if necessary

Haas CNC bids

Terry Labonte (5M)
Ricky Ruud (5M)
Joe Nemechek (2M)
Kasey Kahne (1M)
Johnny Sauter (1M)

Ron Fellows will drive the road courses for Haas if necessary

Forgot to note in the driver list that Fellows is restricted to Chevrolet teams due to his ALMS Corvette contract.

Samster · Post by **Samster** » 20 Mar 2014, 15:45

Salamander wrote:Penske Racing
#2: Rusty Wallace ($10,000,000)
#12: Ryan Newman ($5,000,000)
#00: Kurt Busch ($8,000,000), Ward Burton ($2,000,000), Johnny Benson ($2,000,000), Jamie McMurray ($2,000,000), Brendan Gaughan ($1,500,000)

Morgan-McClure Motorsports
#4: Kasey Kahne ($1,500,000), Robby Gordon ($2,000,000), Carl Edwards ($1,250,000), Kenny Wallace ($1,000,000), Matt Crafton ($250,000)

Penske Racing would also like to enquire about the possibility of fielding a part-time entry (#92) for Helio Castroneves and Gil de Ferran.

Both Castroneves and de Ferran are approved by NASCAR to run the road courses. You may have your part-time entry but all sponsors have been taken so Penske will have to field it out of their own pocket.

Salamander · Post by **Salamander** » 20 Mar 2014, 15:53

Samster wrote:Both Castroneves and de Ferran are approved by NASCAR to run the road courses. You may have your part-time entry but all sponsors have been taken so Penske will have to field it out of their own pocket.

This is acceptable to us.

SeedStriker · Post by **SeedStriker** » 20 Mar 2014, 16:25

Samster wrote:
SeedStriker wrote:Haas CNC bids

Terry Labonte (5M)
Ricky Ruud (5M)
Joe Nemechek (2M)
Kasey Kahne (1M)
Johnny Sauter (1M)

Ron Fellows will drive the road courses for Haas if necessary

Forgot to note in the driver list that Fellows is restricted to Chevrolet teams due to his ALMS Corvette contract.

Noted. Austin Cameron then will drive the road courses for Haas if necessary

FA1L · Post by **FA1L** » 20 Mar 2014, 16:44

Evernham´s driver bids:

Dale Earnhardt Jr. (11mil)
Jeff Burton (8.5mil)
Kurt Busch (7mil)
Dale Jarrett (7mil)
Terry Labonte (6mil)
Michael Waltrip (5.75mil)
Ward Burton (5.5mil)
Greg Biffle (5.25mil)
Jamie McMurray (5.25mil)
Robby Gordon (5.25mil)

V8fan12 · Post by **V8fan12** » 21 Mar 2014, 02:12

Samster wrote:On another note, V8fan, HawkAussie and Simonracer. You need to specify exactly how much you are bidding for each driver. Otherwise I'll have to assume your not offering a salary.

Sorry

My previous post has been updated.

HawkAussie · Post by **HawkAussie** » 21 Mar 2014, 04:36

Updated my salary for the previous post.

Anyway the schedule for Daytona Speed Inc. will be this and the driver if needed

Mexico City
St Pete
Calder Park (Oval) (Greg Sacks)
Twin Ring Motegi (Oval) (Greg Sacks)
Portland
Monterrey
Sonoma
Watkins Glen
Montreal
Elkhart Lake
Lexington
Sebring

FantometteBR · Post by **FantometteBR** » 21 Mar 2014, 04:47

Given our salary needs and haves....

Petty's bids for drivers

#45
Kyle Petty ($2.5M)
Jeff Burton ($2.5M)

#43
John Andretti ($1M)
Carl Edwards ($1.5M)
Brendan Gaughan ($1.2M)