Stremme to Nationwide Series, Cup also?
Quote selected text Published October 26th, 2007 in NASCAR News
Expect an announcement Sunday in Atlanta that David Stremme will run a 20-race schedule of Nationwide Series races next season for Rusty Wallace, Inc.
Sources close to the team tell Sirius Speedway that Stremme will split the schedule with youngster Chase Austin, running all the companion events with the Sprint Cup Series. Stremme is still rumored to be in the running for the handful of rides still open on the Cup side for 2008, as well.
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- Stremme will replace Austin in RWR car at Nashville
- Stremme to replace Newman in the No 12 in 2009
- Stremme still trying to land Cup ride
- Franchitti taken to hospital after Talladega Nationwide crash-UPDATE 2
- Stremme to become Penske test driver, may race at Coke 600
Stremme had a good start to the season, but will need to step it up a bit to get in a top name ride. There aren’t many left right now anyways. All of the Open Wheelers are taking rides, because that’s the cool thing to do.
So very true, Greg. They want something new,
as they have plenty of money. I agree with
D Hamlin, I don’t think the international stars,
will be accepted, until the next generation.
Then, the ones, which are coming over now,
will definitely be too old to race. Most of them
are already in their middle 30’s and couldn’t get
a ride, in the series, which they were racing.