RFK Racing in the NASCAR Xfinity Series

Roush Fenway Racing's Xfinity Series operation began in 1992 with the No. 60 driven by Mark Martin. The No. 60 team has been dominant throughout its history, amassing many wins with Martin; three driver's championships with Greg Biffle in 2002, Carl Edwards in 2007, and Chris Buescher in 2015; and an owner's championship with Edwards in 2011. The No. 6 team won back-to-back driver's championships in 2011 & 2012 with Ricky Stenhouse Jr.[1][2] Following the departures of Ryan Reed, Chase Briscoe, and Austin Cindric, Roush's Xfinity program was closed following the 2018 season.

## Cars

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### Car No. 06 history

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Todd Kluever (2006)

The number 06 Ford Fusion was first raced in the Hershey's Kissables 300 at Daytona International Speedway on February 18, 2006. Todd Kluever piloted the car, with sponsorship from 3M, for the entire 2006 season,[3] earning four Top 10 finishes and one pole. Mike Kelley, the former car chief on championship car 97, was the crew chief.[3]

Part Time with Mark Martin (2007)

For 2007, Mark Martin drove the 06 machine in two races, with sponsorship from Dish Network, at Daytona International Speedway and Texas Motor Speedway.[4][5][6] This team did not return in 2008.

#### Car No. 06 results

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2006 | Todd Kluever | 06  | Ford | DAY
7 | CAL
12 | MXC
32 | LVS
21 | ATL
18 | BRI
34 | TEX
21 | NSH
32 | PHO
42 | TAL
27 | RCH
22 | DAR
32 | CLT
9 | DOV
18 | NSH
17 | KEN
17 | MLW
23 | DAY
25 | CHI
18 | NHA
13 | MAR
30 | GTY
13 | IRP
24 | GLN
38 | MCH
37 | BRI
39 | CAL
27 | RCH
36 | DOV
13 | KAN
37 | CLT
18 | MEM
16 | TEX
10 | PHO
18 | HOM
9 | 26th  | 3304
2007 | Mark Martin | DAY
5 | CAL | MXC | LVS | ATL | BRI | NSH | TEX
12 | PHO | TAL | RCH | DAR | CLT | DOV | NSH | KEN | MLW | NHA | DAY | CHI | GTY | IRP | CGV | GLN | MCH | BRI | CAL | RCH | DOV | KAN | CLT | MEM | TEX | PHO | HOM | 61st  | 282

### Car No. 1 history

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Elliott Sadler at Road America in 2015

On October 30, 2014, Roush Fenway announced that veteran Elliott Sadler would drive the No. 1 car in 2015, bringing sponsor OneMain Financial from Joe Gibbs Racing. This marked Sadler's reunion with former owner and engine builder Doug Yates, and his fourth stint with manufacturer Ford.[7] Sadler earned four top fives and 17 top tens to finish sixth in points.[8] Sadler and OneMain Financial would leave at the end of the season for JR Motorsports.[9] The No. 1 team was shut down, and around 25 employees were released.[10]

#### Car No. 1 results

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Year  | Driver  | No.  | Make  | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | 6  | 7  | 8  | 9  | 10  | 11  | 12  | 13  | 14  | 15  | 16  | 17  | 18  | 19  | 20  | 21  | 22  | 23  | 24  | 25  | 26  | 27  | 28  | 29  | 30  | 31  | 32  | 33  | Owners | Pts

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2015 | Elliott Sadler | 1  | Ford | DAY
19 | ATL
18 | LVS
13 | PHO
12 | CAL
10 | TEX
11 | BRI
10 | RCH
16 | TAL
7 | IOW
8 | CLT
9 | DOV
21 | MCH
5 | CHI
11 | DAY
2 | KEN
5 | NHA
17 | IND
5 | IOW
8 | GLN
8 | MOH
6 | BRI
31 | ROA
12 | DAR
11 | RCH
24 | CHI
8 | KEN
11 | DOV
9 | CLT
10 | KAN
12 | TEX
10 | PHO
9 | HOM
13 | 10th  | 1075

### Car No. 6 & 9 history

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See also: Ricky Stenhouse Jr.

Erik Darnell at Milwaukee in 2009.

#### As the 9 (1997-2005)

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Multiple drivers (1997-2004)

The No. 9 car debuted at Daytona in 1997. Jeff Burton drove the Track Gear-sponsored Ford Taurus to a 40th-place finish. During the 1997 season, Robbie Crouch, Ted Musgrave, and Rob Wilson drove the No. 9 on limited schedules, with Burton winning twice at Bristol and Darlington. In 1998, Ashton Lewis and Chad Little both drove the 9 car for 1 race. From 1997-2003 Burton garnered 16 wins with additional sponsorships from Northern Light, Febreze, and Gain, among others. Greg Biffle also made 1 start in 2003 at the then called Lowe's Motor Speedway, earning a 12th place finish. Mark Martin returned to the Busch Series in 2004 posting four top-10s in five starts. The same year, Jeff Burton left Roush for greener pastures. Matt Kenseth ran 3 races in 2004 as well, getting a best finish of 3rd at Darlington. In 2005, Martin ran seven races and won twice. Kenseth also ran 2 races, getting a best finish of 6th.

#### As the 6 (2006-2017)

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Part-time (2006)

The car switched to the No. 6 in 2006, after a number switch with Evernham Motorsports, and ran a part-time schedule sponsored by Ameriquest and Pennzoil. Martin ran seven races and while not winning, he got five Top 5 finishes. David Ragan also ran one race that year, finishing 36th at Lowe's Motor Speedway.

David Ragan (2007-2008)

In 2007, David Ragan drove the car full-time in 2007 using the No. 06 owner's points, with a sponsorship from the Discount Tire Company. Ragan posted four Top 5's and nine Top 10's and a fifth-place finish in points. Ragan was named 2007 Rookie of the Year.[11] In 2008, Ragan had a massive improvement; while he still did not win, he earned seven Top 5's and 21 Top 10's and finished fourth in the standings.

Part-time (2009)

Ragan went to part-time and ran 19 races with Discount Tire sponsoring. Ragan won the 2009 Aaron's 312 for his first Nationwide series victory as well as a win at Bristol. Rookie Erik Darnell ran the rest of the schedule with Northern Tool and Equipment sponsoring. He won a pole and had two Top 5’s and five Top 10's; however, he was unable to return the next season due to a lack of funding.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (2010-2012)
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. in 2011.

In 2010, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. drove the No. 6 Ford with Citifinancial as the primary sponsor. After crashing out of a few early events along with rookie teammate Colin Braun, Roush temporarily benched Stenhouse after he failed to qualify at Nashville in April. The No. 6 was driven by Brian Ickler at Kentucky, and by Billy Johnson at Watkins Glen. When veteran Mike Kelley took over the pit box, Stenhouse responded with a third-place finish at the fall race at Daytona. In the end, Stenhouse got three Top 5's and eight Top 10's and a points finish of 16th. The team also won Rookie of the Year honors. The next year Cargill Meat Solutions sponsored the team for a few races as Citi had left for Kevin Harvick Incorporated. With fresh momentum, and most of the Cup drivers running limited schedules, Stenhouse swept both Iowa races for his first two Nationwide Series victories, and held off former Cup driver Elliott Sadler for the Nationwide Series championship. In the end, Stenhouse had a massive improvement from 2010, getting two wins, 16 Top 5's, and 26 Top 10's and won the 2011 NASCAR Nationwide Series championship. In 2012, Stenhouse would get six wins, 19 Top 5's, and 26 Top 10's and beat Sadler again in 2012 for his second consecutive championship.

Trevor Bayne (2013-2014)
Trevor Bayne in 2014.

For 2013, former Daytona 500 winner Trevor Bayne, who had been sidelined in recent years due to illness and lack of sponsorship, drove the car full-time. Cargill returned to the team, along with Valvoline and Ford EcoBoost. He earned seven Top 5's and 21 Top 10's, finished sixth in the standings and won once at Iowa. In 2014, Advocare moved from Richard Childress Racing to sponsor the entire season. While not winning, Bayne earned a pole at Iowa, along with seven Top 5's and 21 Top 10's to finish 6th in point standings.[12] Bayne moved up to the Sprint Cup Series in 2015 with Advocare.

Bubba Wallace (2015-2017)
Bubba Wallace in 2017.

In December 2014, it was reported that Truck Series driver and Drive for Diversity graduate Darrell Wallace Jr. had asked for and was granted release from his contract with Joe Gibbs Racing. Later, it was revealed that he had signed a deal to drive in Roush Fenway's No. 6 for 2015, with Chad Norris as his crew chief.[13] Due to lack of sponsorship, Ford EcoBoost and Roush Performance frequently appeared as placeholders on the car, as the brands had done on teammate Chris Buescher's No. 60 car.[14] One-race deals came from Cheez-It, AdvoCare, Fastenal, Bleacher Report, Cross Insurance, and Scotchman. Wallace, in his rookie year got three Top 5's and 14 Top 10's, and finished seventh in the standings. In 2016, Wallace got three Top 5's and nine Top 10's and finished 11th in the points standings. In 2017, the team ran for the first half of the season before shutting down operations due to a lack of sponsorship. Wallace departed the team to drive the No. 43 for Richard Petty Motorsports in the Cup Series.

Conor Daly (2018)

for the 2018 season, The No. 6 team ran only one race at Road America race with IndyCar Series driver Conor Daly. Daly was supposed to have Lilly Diabetes sponsor him, but Lilly Diabetes pulled their sponsorship last minute, Jack Roush was forced to pay for the sponsorship himself for the race. Daly finished 31st after a suspension issue late in the race.

#### Car No. 6 results

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1997 | Jeff Burton | 9  | Ford | DAY
40 | CAR | RCH
6* | ATL
14 | LVS | DAR
2 | HCY | TEX
3 | BRI
1* | NSV |  | CLT
13 | DOV
2 | SBO | GLN | MLW | MYB | GTY | IRP | MCH
4 | BRI | DAR
1* | RCH
3* | DOV | CLT
4 | CAL | CAR
4* | HOM |  | 26th  | 1948
Ted Musgrave |  | TAL
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Robbie Crouch |  | NHA
42 | NZH |
1998 | Jeff Burton | DAY
22 | CAR
4* | LVS
4 | NSV | DAR
2* | BRI
39 | TEX
10 | HCY | TAL | NHA | NZH | CLT
22 | DOV | RCH
1 | PPR |  | MCH
1* | BRI |  | RCH
2 | DOV | CLT
6 | GTY | CAR
13 | ATL | HOM
1 |  | 30th  | 1883
Ashton Lewis |  | GLN
3 | MLW | MYB | CAL | SBO | IRP |
Chad Little |  | DAR
30 |
1999 | Jeff Burton | DAY
9 | CAR
1 | LVS
3 | ATL | DAR
6 | TEX
2 | NSV | BRI | TAL | CAL
2 | NHA | RCH
2 | NZH | CLT
4 | DOV | SBO | GLN | MLW | MYB | PPR | GTY | IRP | MCH
7 | BRI | DAR
7 | RCH
35 | DOV | CLT
14 | CAR | MEM | PHO
4 | HOM
8 |  | 25th  | 2091
2000 | DAY | CAR
5 | LVS
1* | ATL | DAR
3* | BRI | TEX
6 | NSV | TAL | CAL
2 | RCH
41 | NHA | CLT
1* | DOV | SBO | MYB | GLN | MLW | NZH | PPR | GTY | IRP | MCH
3 | BRI | DAR
2* | RCH
1* | DOV | CLT
10 | CAR
2* | MEM | PHO
1* | HOM
5 |  | 29th  | 2259
2001 | DAY | CAR | LVS
6 | ATL | DAR | BRI | TEX
2 | NSH | TAL | CAL | RCH | NHA | NZH | CLT
7 | DOV | KEN | MLW | GLN | CHI
3 | GTY | PPR | IRP | MCH
10 | BRI | DAR
1* | RCH
9 | DOV | KAN
31 | CLT
3 | MEM | PHO
9 | CAR | HOM
13 |  | 33rd  | 1600
2002 | DAY | CAR | LVS
1* | DAR
1* | BRI | TEX
10 | NSH | TAL | CAL
15 | RCH | NHA
41 | NZH | CLT
30 | DOV | NSH | KEN | MLW | DAY | CHI
3* | GTY | PPR | IRP | MCH
2 | BRI | DAR
1 | RCH
3 | DOV | KAN
1 | CLT
1* | MEM | ATL | CAR | PHO
17 | HOM |  | 37th  | 1755
2003 | DAY | CAR | LVS
35 | DAR | BRI | TEX | TAL | NSH | CAL | RCH | GTY | NZH |  | NHA
16 | PPR | IRP | MCH
20 | BRI | DAR | RCH | DOV | KAN | CLT | MEM | ATL | PHO | CAR | HOM |  | 56th  | 409
Greg Biffle |  | CLT
12 | DOV | NSH | KEN | MLW | DAY | CHI |
2004 | Mark Martin | DAY
DNQ | CAR |  | MCH
2 | BRI | CAL | RCH
12 | DOV
8 |  | ATL
6 | PHO
6 |  | 37th  | 1601
Matt Kenseth |  | LVS
6 |  | KAN
33 | CLT | MEM |  | DAR
5 | HOM |
Jeff Burton |  | DAR
2 | BRI | TEX
9 | NSH | TAL | CAL
16 | GTY | RCH | NZH | CLT | DOV | NSH | KEN | MLW | DAY | CHI
3 | NHA | PPR | IRP |
2005 | Mark Martin | DAY | CAL
1* | MXC | LVS
1 | ATL | NSH | BRI | TEX
31 | PHO | TAL | DAR | RCH
7 | CLT | DOV | NSH | KEN | MLW | DAY | CHI
5 | NHA | PPR | GTY | IRP | GLN | MCH | BRI | CAL | RCH
4 | DOV | KAN
14 |  | HOM
3 | 44th  | 1450
Matt Kenseth |  | CLT
25 | MEM | TEX
6 | PHO |
2006 | Mark Martin | 6  | DAY | CAL | MXC | LVS | ATL | BRI | TEX
24 | NSH | PHO
5 | TAL | RCH | DAR
4 | CLT
32 | DOV | NSH | KEN | MLW | DAY | CHI | NHA | MAR | GTY | IRP | GLN | MCH
5 | BRI | CAL
3* | RCH | DOV | KAN |  | TEX
4 | PHO | HOM | 47th  | 1028
David Ragan |  | CLT
36 | MEM |
2007 | DAY
43 | CAL
18 | MXC
14 | LVS
24 | ATL
20 | BRI
13 | NSH
36 | TEX
5 | PHO
35 | TAL
4 | RCH
14 | DAR
13 | CLT
25 | DOV
32 | NSH
7 | KEN
8 | MLW
12 | NHA
18 | DAY
34 | CHI
19 | GTY
5 | IRP
18 | CGV
19 | GLN
21 | MCH
21 | BRI
6 | CAL
10 | RCH
39 | DOV
32 | KAN
34 | CLT
6 | MEM
3 | TEX
17 | PHO
23 | HOM
33 | 12th  | 3739
2008 | DAY
9 | CAL
12 | LVS
10 | ATL
16 | BRI
8 | NSH
21 | TEX
8 | PHO
5 | MXC
22 | TAL
18 | RCH
4 | DAR
27 | CLT
9 | DOV
29 | NSH
5 | KEN
7 | MLW
4 | NHA
6 | DAY
9 | CHI
13 | GTY
10 | IRP
9 | CGV
13 | GLN
9 | MCH
36 | BRI
25 | CAL
9 | RCH
5 | DOV
9 | KAN
3 | CLT
12 | MEM
8 | TEX
5 | PHO
14 | HOM
23 | 6th  | 4525
2009 | DAY
8 | CAL
5 | LVS
26 | BRI
19 | TEX
4 | NSH
7 | PHO
6 | TAL
1 |  | CLT
7 | DOV
30 |  | DAY
9 | CHI
34 |  | GLN
8 | MCH
4 | BRI
1 |  | ATL
9 |  | CAL
9 |  | TEX
8 | PHO
6 |  | 10th  | 4469
Erik Darnell |  | RCH
12 | DAR
4 |  | NSH
9 | KEN
11 | MLW
4 | NHA
9 |  | GTY
10 | IRP
29 | IOW
23 |  | CGV
12 |  | RCH
14 | DOV
17 | KAN
18 |  | CLT
34 | MEM
31 |  | HOM

2010 | Ricky Stenhouse Jr. | DAY
36 | CAL
39 | LVS
30 | BRI
25 | NSH
31 | PHO
9 | TEX
29 | TAL
29 | RCH
20 | DAR
37 | DOV
18 | CLT
40 | NSH
DNQ |  | ROA
26 | NHA
16 | DAY
3 | CHI
19 | GTY
9 | IRP
11 | IOW
14 |  | MCH
13 | BRI
22 | CGV
24 | ATL
10 | RCH
4 | DOV
11 | KAN
6 | CAL
29 | CLT
14 | GTY
23 | TEX
11 | PHO
9 | HOM
4 | 16th  | 3623
Brian Ickler |  | KEN
14 |
Billy Johnson |  | GLN
36 |
2011 | Ricky Stenhouse Jr. | DAY
8 | PHO
7 | LVS
8 | BRI
14 | CAL
4 | TEX
8 | TAL
38 | NSH
5 | RCH
21 | DAR
10 | DOV
4 | IOW
1 | CLT
4 | CHI
14 | MCH
2 | ROA
8 | DAY
27 | KEN
9 | NHA
4 | NSH
2 | IRP
3* | IOW
1 | GLN
15 | CGV
26 | BRI
11 | ATL
3 | RCH
3 | CHI
8 | DOV
5 | KAN
5 | CLT
9 | TEX
6 | PHO
5 | HOM
2 |  | 3rd  | 1222
2012 | DAY
19 | PHO
3 | LVS
1* | BRI
6 | CAL
2 | TEX
1 | RCH
4 | TAL
3 | DAR
6 | IOW
1* | CLT
26 | DOV
32 | MCH
25 | ROA
11 | KEN
8 | DAY
2 | NHA
5 | CHI
2* | IND
9 | IOW
5 | GLN
4 | CGV
12 | BRI
2 | ATL
1 | RCH
2 | CHI
1 | KEN
17 | DOV
9 | CLT
7 | KAN
1 | TEX
4 | PHO
3 | HOM
6 |  | 2nd  | 1251
2013 | Trevor Bayne | DAY
31 | PHO
4 | LVS
4 | BRI
12 | CAL
9 | TEX
26 | RCH
12 | TAL
28 | DAR
32 | CLT
6 | DOV
4 | IOW
1 | MCH
5 | ROA
30 | KEN
12 | DAY
10 | NHA
7 | CHI
7 | IND
16 | IOW
10 | GLN
10 | MOH
9 | BRI
6 | ATL
6 | RCH
5 | CHI
15 | KEN
15 | DOV
9 | KAN
9 | CLT
8 | TEX
11 | PHO
7 | HOM
5 |  | 9th  | 1086
2014 | DAY
3 | PHO
7 | LVS
8 | BRI
8 | CAL
9 | TEX
23 | DAR
9 | RCH
11 | TAL
10 | IOW
9 | CLT
8 | DOV
2 | MCH
30 | ROA
27 | KEN
15 | DAY
9 | NHA
9 | CHI
2 | IND
9 | IOW
3 | GLN
13 | MOH
9 | BRI
13 | ATL
12 | RCH
15 | CHI
5 | KEN
15 | DOV
9 | KAN
8 | CLT
7 | TEX
36 | PHO
9 | HOM
11 |  | 10th  | 1086
2015 | Darrell Wallace Jr. | DAY
12 | ATL
11 | LVS
7 | PHO
15 | CAL
12 | TEX
6 | BRI
12 | RCH
12 | TAL
20 | IOW
6 | CLT
5 | DOV
17 | MCH
15 | CHI
10 | DAY
34 | KEN
7 | NHA
8 | IND
23 | IOW
11 | GLN
16 | MOH
8 | BRI
12 | ROA
5 | DAR
14 | RCH
14 | CHI
3 | KEN
9 | DOV
11 | CLT
8 | KAN
11 | TEX
19 | PHO
8 | HOM
10 |  | 11th  | 1071
2016 | DAY
6 | ATL
18 | LVS
33 | PHO
12 | CAL
3 | TEX
15 | BRI
25 | RCH
16 | TAL
13 | DOV
2 | CLT
27 | POC
16 | MCH
9 | IOW
9 | DAY
20 | KEN
5 | NHA
12 | IND
14 | IOW
27 | GLN
29 | MOH
15 | BRI
7 | ROA
9 | DAR
17 | RCH
12 | CHI
20 | KEN
8 | DOV
11 | CLT
20 | KAN
33 | TEX
11 | PHO
32 | HOM
11 |  | 14th  | 2163
2017 | DAY
33 | ATL
6 | LVS
6 | PHO
6 | CAL
6 | TEX
6 | BRI
33 | RCH
6 | TAL
13 | CLT
28 | DOV
8 | POC
11 | MCH | IOW | DAY | KEN | NHA | IND | IOW | GLN | MOH | BRI | ROA | DAR | RCH | CHI | KEN | DOV | CLT | KAN | TEX | PHO | HOM |  | 25th  | 382
2018 | Conor Daly | DAY | ATL | LVS | PHO | CAL | TEX | BRI | RCH | TAL | DOV | CLT | POC | MCH | IOW | CHI | DAY | KEN | NHA | IOW | GLN | MOH | BRI | ROA
31 | DAR | IND | LVS | RCH | CLT | DOV | KAN | TEX | PHO | HOM |  | 52nd  | 6

### Car No. 16 history

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Ricky Stenhouse Jr. in 2009. Colin Braun in 2010.

#### Multiple Drivers (2006-2009)

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The No. 16 car made its Busch Series debut at Daytona in 2006. Greg Biffle drove the Ameriquest-sponsored car in 20 races, winning once at California Speedway and getting nine Top 5's and 18 Top 10's. For 2007, Biffle drove for 19 races in the No. 16, while driving another 12 in the 37 for Brewco Motorsports. Biffle only garnered three Top 5's and 13 Top 10's. Todd Kluever Drove the No. 16 in fourteen races, getting a best finish of eighth at Darlington Raceway. Travis Kvapil and Colin Braun both drove the 16 in one race that year, both got finishes of 21st and 31st.

In 2008, the No. 16 team, sponsored by Citifinancial and 3M, went winless for the second year in a row, Greg Biffle drove the car for 15 races, while Jamie McMurray started three races, and Colin Braun drove for five races, getting a best finish of second at Indianapolis Motorsports Park. Braun also won two poles wins at Mexico City and O'Reilly Raceway Park. Biffle got four Top 5's and ten Top 10's, McMurray only got one Top 5 and Braun also earned one Top 5.

In 2009, the No. 16 saw Colin Braun, Matt Kenseth, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., and Greg Biffle make starts. Biffle started 14 races, getting four Top 5's and nine Top 10's, and finally won twice, winning at Las Vegas and Phoenix. Kenseth got six Top 5's and ten Top 10's and won once at Darlington. Stenhouse ran seven races, he won a pole at Iowa Speedway and got one Top 5 and two Top 10's. Colin Braun only ran one race at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, he finished 40th after engine troubles.

#### Colin Braun (2010)

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Colin Braun moved up to the ride full-time in 2010 with Con-way Freight as the sponsor for 18 races.[15] Like his teammate Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Braun struggled, crashing out of several races. After 8 races, he was 25th in points and had 5 DNFs, because of this, Jack Roush benched him for 4 of the next 5 races. Braun was replaced by Matt Kenseth at Richmond and Darlington, and Brian Ickler drove at Charlotte and Nashville. Stenhouse was benched for 2 races that year, but he improved quite a bit, Braun didn't so much, because of this, he was benched for even more races. Matt Kenseth drove for another race at Atlanta, Brian Ickler did another 2 at Daytona and Bristol, and Erik Darnell drove 3 races at Richmond, Dover and Texas.[16] Trevor Bayne also drove a single race at Gateway. Braun had only 5 Top 10's finishes in 24 starts, and was released after the end of the season.[17]

#### Trevor Bayne (2011)

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Trevor Bayne at Road America in 2011

In 2011, Colin Braun was replaced by Trevor Bayne.[18][19] However, after 8 races, Bayne was hospitalized for various illnesses, and Roush development drivers Chris Buescher and Kevin Swindell filled in for him, Buescher ran at Richmond and Darlington, and Swindell ran at Dover, both finished outside the top 10. Matt Kenseth also filled in for 1 race at Charlotte, in which he led 41 laps en route to a win. Bayne returned later in the season, and scored his first win at Texas in the fall. Bayne in the end earned 1 win, 5 Top 5's, 14 Top 10's and finished 11th in the standings. Bayne's crew moved over to RFR's No. 60 to run a limited schedule, and the 16 team shut down for 2012.

#### Multiple Drivers (2013)

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For 2013, the No. 16 car was brought back with Chris Buescher, Billy Johnson, Ryan Reed and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Buescher ran 7 races, getting 2 Top 10's in the process. Johnson ran 2 races, getting 2 15th place finishes at Road America and Loudon. Ryan Reed ran 6 races and only got 1 top 10 at Richmond. Stenhouse only ran 1 race at Texas finishing 17th.

#### Ryan Reed (2014-2018)

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Reed's No. 16 at Road America in 2016

In 2014, Ryan Reed was picked to drive the No. 16 full-time with Lilly and the ADA, running for Rookie of the Year.[20] Reed scored only 1 top 5 finish, a fourth at Daytona in July. Reed finishing ninth in driver points while the No. 16 finished 14th in owner points.[12]

Reed returned to the No. 16 for 2015,[7] and won the first race of the season at Daytona, which was also his first career win. Reed was pushed by teammate Buescher past leader Brad Keselowski on the final lap to take the victory.[21] The win would be Reed's only Top 5 and 10 of the year; he would have an average finish of 16.8 to finish tenth in driver points.[8]

In 2016 Reed went winless but improved, earning 1 Top 5, 7 Top 10's and finished 6th in points. Reed won the season opener at Daytona again in 2017, He also got 2 Top 5's, 7 Top 10's and finished 8th in points. In 2018, Reed failed to win a race but he improved his average finish from a 17.8 to a 16.0. he also got 2 Top 5's and 10 Top 10's. After 2018, Roush shut down their Xfinity operation, layng off Reed and other part time drivers and employees.

#### Car No. 16 results

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2006 | Greg Biffle | 16  | Ford | DAY
31 | CAL
1 | MXC | LVS
4 | ATL
3 | BRI
28 | TEX
2 | NSH | PHO
6 | TAL
6 | RCH
4 | DAR
5 | CLT
12 | DOV
8 | NSH | KEN | MLW | DAY
9 | CHI
24 | NHA
10 | MAR | GTY | IRP
4 | GLN | MCH
43 | BRI
37 | CAL
23 | RCH
2 | DOV
8 | KAN
8 | CLT
41 | MEM | TEX
23 | PHO
12 | HOM
38 | 28th  | 3215
2007 | Todd Kluever | DAY
14 |  | MXC
11 |  | ATL
33 | BRI
12 | NSH
13 |  | PHO
33 |  | DAR
8 |  | NSH
8 | KEN
23 | MLW
18 | NHA
17 |  | GTY
11 |  | CGV
21 | GLN
20 |  | 13th  | 3672
Greg Biffle |  | CAL
5 |  | LVS
38 |  | TEX
36 |  | TAL
30 | RCH
6 |  | CLT
21 | DOV
18 |  | DAY
37 | CHI
39 |  | IRP
2 |  | MCH
5 |  | CAL
32 | RCH
13 | DOV
9 | KAN
10 | CLT
30 |  | TEX
16 | PHO
36 | HOM

Travis Kvapil |  | BRI
21 |
Colin Braun |  | MEM
30 |
2008 | Greg Biffle | DAY
7 | CAL | LVS
2 |  | BRI
13 |  | TAL
11 | RCH | DAR | CLT
7 | DOV
5 | NSH
10 | KEN |  | NHA
19 |  | CHI
6 | GTY |  | CGV
8 | GLN | MCH
5 | BRI
3 | CAL | RCH
6 | DOV | KAN
18 | CLT | MEM | TEX | PHO | HOM | 26th  | 2846
Jamie McMurray |  | ATL
13 |  | TEX
5 | PHO
36 |
Colin Braun |  | NSH
15 |  | MXC
33 |  | MLW
21 |  | DAY
35 |  | IRP
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2009 | Greg Biffle | DAY
5 | CAL
34 | LVS
1* |  | PHO
1* |  | CLT
12 | DOV
25 |  | NHA
7 |  | CHI
7 |  | GLN
7 | MCH
8 |  | ATL
8 | RCH
12 |  | KAN
5 | CAL
14 |  | 9th  | 4496
Matt Kenseth |  | BRI
4 | TEX
6 |  | TAL
35 | RCH
3 | DAR
1 |  | DAY
14 |  | IRP
3 |  | BRI
5 |  | DOV
11 |  | CLT
33 | MEM
11 | TEX
4 | PHO
7 | HOM

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. |  | NSH
23 |  | NSH
32 | KEN
9 | MLW
5 |  | GTY
30 | IRP
QL† | IOW
22 |  | MEM
QL† |
Colin Braun |  | CGV
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2010 | DAY
34 | CAL
18 | LVS
28 | BRI
37 | NSH
30 | PHO
34 | TEX
13 | TAL
32 |  | DOV
10 |  | KEN
10 | ROA
11 | NHA
12 |  | CHI
17 | GTY
7 | IRP
12 | IOW
23 | GLN
26 | MCH
9 |  | CGV
22 |  | KAN
23 | CAL
13 | CLT
19 |  | PHO
7 | HOM
29 | 13th  | 3743
Matt Kenseth |  | RCH
10 | DAR
30 |  | ATL
5 |
Brian Ickler |  | CLT
15 | NSH
29 |  | DAY
9 |  | BRI

Erik Darnell |  | RCH
22 | DOV
14 |  | TEX
14 |
Trevor Bayne |  | GTY
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2011 | DAY
10 | PHO
31 | LVS
5 | BRI
19 | CAL
6 | TEX
13 | TAL
6 | NSH
6 |  | CHI
3 | MCH
5 | ROA
31 | DAY
22 | KEN
11 | NHA
13 | NSH
9 | IRP
28 | IOW
25 | GLN
9 | CGV
23 | BRI
13 | ATL
33 | RCH
28 | CHI
11 | DOV
6 | KAN
9 | CLT
3 | TEX
1 | PHO
6 | HOM
11 |  | 13th  | 1007
Chris Buescher |  | RCH
17 | DAR
17 |
Kevin Swindell |  | DOV
31 | IOW |
Matt Kenseth |  | CLT
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2013 | Chris Buescher | DAY | PHO | LVS | BRI
7 | CAL | TEX
17 |  | DAR
12 | CLT
38 | DOV | IOW | MCH
7 |  | ATL
13 |  | KAN
16 |  | 32nd  | 456
Ryan Reed |  | RCH
16 | TAL |  | BRI
26 |  | RCH
9 | CHI | KEN | DOV |  | CLT
14 |  | PHO
15 | HOM
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Billy Johnson |  | ROA
15 | KEN | DAY | NHA
15 | CHI | IND | IOW | GLN | MOH |
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. |  | TEX
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2014 | Ryan Reed | DAY
18 | PHO
22 | LVS
15 | BRI
31 | CAL
17 | TEX
20 | DAR
13 | RCH
12 | TAL
24 | IOW
16 | CLT
14 | DOV
27 | MCH
11 | ROA
21 | KEN
17 | DAY
4 | NHA
11 | CHI
15 | IND
20 | IOW
15 | GLN
12 | MOH
12 | BRI
14 | ATL
18 | RCH
16 | CHI
24 | KEN
11 | DOV
24 | KAN
12 | CLT
15 | TEX
17 | PHO
19 | HOM
27 |  | 14th  | 889
2015 | DAY
1 | ATL
16 | LVS
15 | PHO
13 | CAL
11 | TEX
15 | BRI
21 | RCH
21 | TAL
32 | IOW
12 | CLT
12 | DOV
11 | MCH
19 | CHI
12 | DAY
13 | KEN
14 | NHA
13 | IND
20 | IOW
19 | GLN
30 | MOH
22 | BRI
25 | ROA
19 | DAR
23 | RCH
13 | CHI
11 | KEN
25 | DOV
14 | CLT
11 | KAN
17 | TEX
15 | PHO
23 | HOM
17 |  | 16th  | 902
2016 | DAY
16 | ATL
15 | LVS
13 | PHO
14 | CAL
14 | TEX
14 | BRI
21 | RCH
11 | TAL
31 | DOV
18 | CLT
19 | POC
33 | MCH
14 | IOW
11 | DAY
6 | KEN
29 | NHA
14 | IND
13 | IOW
10 | GLN
9 | MOH
11 | BRI
35 | ROA
5 | DAR
13 | RCH
11 | CHI
32 | KEN
7 | DOV
10 | CLT
15 | KAN
16 | TEX
12 | PHO
6 | HOM
16 |  | 15th  | 2205
2017 | DAY
1 | ATL
18 | LVS
9 | PHO
11 | CAL
15 | TEX
11 | BRI
38 | RCH
23 | TAL
29 | CLT
11 | DOV
5 | POC
14 | MCH
8 | IOW
19 | DAY
31 | KEN
36 | NHA
14 | IND
6 | IOW
21 | GLN
15 | MOH
33 | BRI
37 | ROA
35 | DAR
15 | RCH
12 | CHI
17 | KEN
10 | DOV
16 | CLT
12 | KAN
10 | TEX
23 | PHO
14 | HOM
20 |  | 12th  | 2161
2018 | DAY
3 | ATL
10 | LVS
19 | PHO
18 | CAL
17 | TEX
14 | BRI
18 | RCH
9 | TAL
22 | DOV
19 | CLT
29 | POC
13 | MCH
4 | IOW
17 | CHI
32 | DAY
26 | KEN
8 | NHA
12 | IOW
7 | GLN
8 | MOH
10 | BRI
17 | ROA
39 | DAR
13 | IND
11 | LVS
35 | RCH
10 | CLT
11 | DOV
16 | KAN
7 | TEX
29 | PHO
12 | HOM
12 |  | 15th  | 757

### Car No. 17 history

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Matt Kenseth in 2007.

The 17 car debuted in 1994 at Darlington with driver/owner Robbie Reiser driving the unsponsored car to 35th after a crash. Reiser ran part-time for a few years. He hired Tim Bender to drive the car in 1997. After Bender was injured, Reiser decided to hire fellow Wisconsinite Matt Kenseth to replace him. Kenseth had seven Top 10 finishes and ended the year 22nd in points. His substitution duty was impressive enough to get him a ride in Reiser's car for the next season. Kenseth won his first race at North Carolina in 1998. Driving with new sponsorship from Lycos, he won three races and finished second in points to Dale Earnhardt Jr. DeWalt Tools became the sponsor in 1999, with Kenseth getting an additional four wins and a third-place finish in points.

The team actually was not part of Roush Racing until 2002; Reiser, the team owner, ran Chevrolets through the 2001 season and since then, the No. 17 car has run part-time with a variety of different sponsors, with Kenseth at least co-driving each time. In 2006, the car ran on a limited basis with sponsorships from Ameriquest and Pennzoil. That year, Kenseth won three races. In 2007, the No. 17 car carried sponsorships from Arby's, Dish Network, and Weyerhauser and Kenseth continued driving it, along with Danny O'Quinn, and Michel Jourdain Jr. The car took two wins at California and Texas. Still in the car, Kenseth finishing 10th in points despite competing only 23 races. For 2008, the car's sponsorship was expected to be the same, with Citigroup coming on board for a few races. In 2009, Kenseth raced it in the Camping World 300 at Daytona with a sponsorship form Ritz. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. was tapped to drive the car in the Dollar General 300 at Charlotte in October with Save-A-Lot as the main sponsor. The team did not run again until Kansas in October 2010, when Trevor Bayne drove it in six of the remaining 7 races of the 2010 season after he left Michael Waltrip Racing.[18][22] The team shut down again for 2011.

#### Car No. 17 results

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1997 | Tim Bender | 17  | Chevy | DAY
27 | CAR
26 | RCH
29 | ATL
40 | LVS
34 | DAR
25 | HCY
30 | TEX
17 |  | 22nd  | 2426
Robbie Reiser |  | BRI
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Matt Kenseth |  | NSV
11 | TAL
7 | NHA
40 | NZH
34 | CLT
22 | DOV
11 | SBO
6 | GLN
36 | MLW
12 | MYB
17 | GTY
27 | IRP
6 | MCH
8 | BRI
20 | DAR
12 | RCH
22 | DOV
3 | CLT
12 | CAL
3 | CAR
32 | HOM
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1998 | DAY
6 | CAR
1 | LVS
24 | NSV
33 | DAR
4 | BRI
3 | TEX
8 | HCY
5 | TAL
8 | NHA
16 | NZH
4 | CLT
5 | DOV
40 | RCH
3 | PPR
1 | GLN
17 | MLW
5 | MYB
8 | CAL
3 | SBO
12 | IRP
6 | MCH
3 | BRI
34 | DAR
6 | RCH
4 | DOV
1* | CLT
2 | GTY
2 | CAR
27 | ATL
4 | HOM
4 |  | 2nd  | 4421
1999 | DAY
4 | CAR
3* | LVS
30 | ATL
25 | DAR
1* | TEX
18* | NSV
15 | BRI
35 | TAL
4 | CAL
1 | NHA
8 | RCH
3 | NZH
1 | CLT
3 | DOV
32 | SBO
6 | GLN
16 | MLW
5 | MYB
3 | PPR
7 | GTY
6 | IRP
4 | MCH
22 | BRI
1* | DAR
3 | RCH
20 | DOV
38* | CLT
7* | CAR
4 | MEM
21 | PHO
8 | HOM
38 |  | 3rd  | 4327
2000 | DAY
1 | CAR
9 | LVS
5 | ATL
2 | DAR
2 | BRI
27 | TEX
2 |  | TAL
21 | CAL
1 | RCH
2 |  | CLT
30 | DOV
3 |  | MCH
8 | BRI
DNQ | DAR
8 | RCH
8 | DOV
1* | CLT
1 | CAR
7 |  | PHO
6 | HOM
8 |  | 17th  | 3022
Jason Schuler |  | NSV
32 |  | NHA
14 |  | SBO
38 | MYB
32 | GLN
22 | MLW
21 | NZH
16 | PPR
30 | GTY
14 | IRP
33 |  | MEM
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2001 | Matt Kenseth | DAY
3 |  | LVS
34 | ATL
30 | DAR
2* | BRI
1 | TEX
5 |  | TAL
21 | CAL
20 | RCH
4 |  | CLT
2 | DOV
2 |  | MLW
2 |  | CHI
30 |  | MCH
12 | BRI
30 | DAR
7 | RCH
2 | DOV
10 | KAN
4 | CLT
16* |  | PHO
22 | CAR
2 | HOM
5 |  | 18th  | 3167
Clay Rogers |  | CAR
18 |  | NSH
37 |  | NHA
37 | NZH
23 |  | KEN
39 |  | GTY
34 | PPR
35 | IRP
30 |  | MEM
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Boris Said |  | GLN
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2002 | Matt Kenseth | Ford | DAY
3 | CAR | LVS
39 | DAR | BRI
43 | TEX
9 | NSH | TAL | CAL | RCH | NHA | NZH | CLT | DOV | NSH | KEN | MLW | DAY | CHI | GTY | PPR | IRP | MCH | BRI | DAR | RCH | DOV | KAN | CLT | MEM | ATL | CAR | PHO | HOM |  | 54th  | 390
2003 | DAY
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42 | DAR | BRI | TEX
7 | TAL | NSH | CAL
1 | RCH | GTY | NZH | CLT
1 | DOV
4* | NSH |  | CHI
2 | NHA
3 | PPR | IRP | MCH
18 | BRI
25 | DAR | RCH
6* | DOV | KAN | CLT
QL† | MEM | ATL
2* | PHO
19 | CAR | HOM
38 |  | 31st  | 2102
Wally Dallenbach Jr. |  | KEN
12 | MLW | DAY |
Jeff Burton |  | CLT
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2004 | Matt Kenseth | DAY
5 | CAR | LVS | DAR | BRI | TEX
1 | NSH | TAL | CAL
4* | GTY | RCH | NZH | CLT | DOV
35 | NSH |  | CHI
16 | NHA
1 | PPR | IRP | MCH
42 | BRI
2 | CAL
12 | RCH | DOV | KAN | CLT
2 | MEM | ATL
1* | PHO
8 | DAR | HOM
6 |  | 32nd  | 1950
Johnny Benson Jr. |  | KEN
29 | MLW | DAY |
2005 | Matt Kenseth | DAY
DNQ | CAL
9 | MXC | LVS | ATL
4 | NSH | BRI
4 | TEX
7 | PHO | TAL | DAR
1* | RCH
8 | CLT | DOV
DNQ | NSH | KEN | MLW | DAY | CHI
8 | NHA
9 | PPR | GTY | IRP | GLN | MCH | BRI | CAL | RCH
3 | DOV
38 | KAN
7 | CLT | MEM | TEX | PHO
3 | HOM
36 | 39th  | 1818
2006 | DAY | CAL
6 | MXC | LVS
2 | ATL
4 | BRI
3 | TEX
5 | NSH | PHO
7 | TAL | RCH
3 | DAR
2* | CLT
38* | DOV
26 | NSH | KEN | MLW | DAY | CHI
5 | NHA | MAR | GTY | IRP | GLN | MCH
4 | BRI
1 | CAL
7 | RCH
3 | DOV
2 | KAN
2* | CLT
4 | MEM | TEX
26 | PHO
1* | HOM
1* | 27th  | 3221
2007 | DAY
12 | CAL
1* |  | LVS
40 | ATL
9 | BRI
2 | NSH | TEX
1 | PHO
2 |  | RCH
2 | DAR
37 | CLT
7 | DOV
5 | NSH |  | NHA
3 | DAY | CHI
2 | GTY | IRP | CGV | GLN
6 | MCH
2 | BRI
34 | CAL
28 | RCH
4 | DOV
3 | KAN
2* | CLT
31 | MEM | TEX
5 | PHO
2 | HOM
3 | 10th  | 3833
Michel Jourdain Jr. |  | MXC
25 |  | CGV
16 |
Danny O'Quinn Jr. |  | TAL
11 |  | KEN
38 | MLW |
2008 | Matt Kenseth | DAY
5 |  | ATL
1 | BRI | NSH | TEX | PHO |  | RCH
12 | DAR
28 | CLT | DOV | NSH | KEN | MLW | NHA | DAY | CHI
17 |  | GLN
3 | MCH | BRI |  | KAN
5 |  | 34th  | 2070
Jamie McMurray |  | CAL
6 | LVS |  | GTY
27 | IRP | CGV |  | CAL
5 | RCH | DOV
8 |  | CLT
9 | MEM | TEX
35 | PHO
7 | HOM

Erik Darnell |  | MXC
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2009 | Matt Kenseth | DAY
10 | CAL | LVS | BRI | TEX | NSH | PHO | TAL | RCH | DAR | CLT | DOV | NSH | KEN | MLW | NHA | DAY | CHI | GTY | IRP | IOW | GLN | MCH | BRI | CGV | ATL | RCH | DOV | KAN | CAL |  | 61st  | 182
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. |  | CLT
33 | MEM | TEX | PHO | HOM
2010 | Trevor Bayne | DAY | CAL | LVS | BRI | NSH | PHO | TEX | TAL | RCH | DAR | DOV | CLT | NSH | KEN | ROA | NHA | DAY | CHI | GTY | IRP | IOW | GLN | MCH | BRI | CGV | ATL | RCH | DOV | KAN
30 | CAL
11 | CLT
17 | GTY | TEX
12 | PHO
14 | HOM
5 | 48th  | 650

### Car No. 26 history

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The No. 26 Ford debuted as the No. 50 at Daytona in 2006. Danny O'Quinn was the driver, with primary sponsorships from World Financial Group and Stonebridge Life Insurance Company, members of the Aegon group, after beginning the season with sponsorship from Roush Racing only. Drew Blickensderfer was the crew chief. O'Quinn had five top-ten finishes and was named Rookie of the Year despite being replaced by David Ragan for two races. The team switched to the No. 26 for 2007, with Greg Biffle driving at Daytona with the Oreo sponsorship. Jamie McMurray then drove the car for the majority of the season sponsored by Dish Network, finishing in the top-ten three times. Todd Kluever drove twice with a best finish of nineteenth. This team did not return in 2008.

#### Car No. 26 results

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2006 | Danny O'Quinn Jr. | 50  | Ford | DAY
18 | CAL
31 | MXC
26 | LVS
25 | ATL
25 | BRI
11 | TEX
32 | NSH
14 | PHO
14 | TAL
38 | RCH
20 | DAR
38 | CLT
22 | DOV
24 | NSH
10 | KEN
23 | MLW
7 | DAY
41 | CHI
31 | NHA
29 | MAR
22 | GTY
24 | IRP
6 | GLN
25 | MCH
20 | BRI
26 |  | RCH
14 |  | KAN
18 | CLT
5 | MEM
9 | TEX
30 | PHO
32 | HOM
35 | 25th  | 3312
David Ragan |  | CAL
41 |  | DOV
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2007 | Greg Biffle | 26  | DAY
10 | CAL | MXC | LVS |  | 36th  | 1851
Jamie McMurray |  | ATL
14 | BRI | NSH | TEX | PHO
17 | TAL | RCH | DAR |  | MCH
11 | BRI
9 | CAL
8 | RCH
12 | DOV
40 | KAN
5 | CLT
38 | MEM
7 | TEX | PHO
9 | HOM

Todd Kluever |  | CLT
15 | DOV | NSH | KEN | MLW |  | GTY
26 | IRP | CGV | GLN | MCH |
Danny O'Quinn Jr. |  | NHA
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### Car No. 60 history

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See also: Mark Martin, Greg Biffle, Carl Edwards, and Chris Buescher

A diecast model of Mark Martin's No. 60 Busch car from the 1990s.

#### Mark Martin (1992-2000)

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The centerpiece and original car of Roush Racing's Busch operation debuted at the opening race of the 1992 Busch Series season at Daytona. Mark Martin was driving with Winn-Dixie as the sponsor, finishing seventh in that race. For the next several years, this was Martin's personal Busch car and he won enough races to surpass Jack Ingram as the all-time leader of wins in the Busch Series (since surpassed by Kyle Busch). During this time, he and several other Winston Cup drivers came under steep controversy for running the Busch Series as well as Cup. These drivers earned the nickname "Buschwackers."

#### Greg Biffle (2001-2002, 2004)

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After the 2000 season, Martin abbreviated his Busch Series schedule, and Winn-Dixie left NASCAR as a sponsor. His replacement was one of Roush's Truck Series drivers Greg Biffle, who brought sponsor W.W. Grainger with him. Biffle had a phenomenal rookie season, winning five times and even leading the championship standings at one point in the season before falling to Kevin Harvick. Biffle returned in 2002, winning four more times and the championship by a wide margin before moving on to Winston Cup, bringing Grainger with him.

For 2003 Roush hired Hollywood stuntman Stanton Barrett, who to that point was a journeyman driver, to drive the No. 60 with OdoBan sponsoring. Despite winning two consecutive poles, the car lost its sponsor and folded before the end of the season. Charter Communications began sponsoring the car in 2004 and Biffle returned to drive the car full-time, winning five times and placing third in the series points standings.

#### Carl Edwards (2005-2011)

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Carl Edwards in 2008 at Daytona

In 2005, Busch Series rookie and Cup Series regular Carl Edwards moved into the 60 car, winning five races en route to finishing third in points, and earning Rookie of the Year honors. Edwards returned to drive the Ameriquest-sponsored Ford for a full-time schedule in 2006, winning four more times and was runner-up for the championship.

2010 Road America winning car

Edwards continued to pilot the car in 2007, with rotating sponsorship from Scotts, World Financial Group, and others. Edwards and the No. 60 team went on to win the 2007 Busch Grand National Series Championship by a very wide margin over David Reutimann. In 2008 he won five races and finished second in points behind Clint Bowyer in the inaugural Nationwide Series season. Edwards finished second in points again in 2009, finishing behind Kyle Busch. In 2010, Edwards ran for the Nationwide Series Championship again with co-sponsorship from Fastenal and Copart. Despite winning at Road America Gateway, and Texas, Edwards finished runner-up to Brad Keselowski. Edwards drove the No. 60 again in 2011 with only half of the season sponsored by Fastenal.[23] Despite being unable to compete for the drivers championship, as well as missing Road America, Edwards scored a career-high eight wins in 2011 and won the Owners Championship for Jack Roush. With the departure of crew chief Mike Beam to Kyle Busch Motorsports, Edwards announced that he would not contest the Nationwide Series owners championship the next season.

#### Trevor Bayne (2012)

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In 2012, Trevor Bayne's No. 16 crew moved over to the No. 60 and ran the first five races with the intent of running the full season. They ended up being sidelined by a lack of sponsorship. Later in 2012, the 60 returned with Edwards at Watkins Glen with Subway sponsoring. Edwards would subsequently win the race. At Montreal, the car was fielded for Roush road course driver Billy Johnson, who finished 8th. The team returned with Bayne at Bristol with backing from the Pat Summit Foundation. At the fall Richmond race, Travis Pastrana drove the car with Ford EcoBoost sponsorship, qualifying fifth and finishing 17th.[24]

#### Travis Pastrana (2013)

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Travis Pastrana at the 2013 Johnsonville Sausage 200 at Road America

Pastrana would drive the No. 60 for the full season in 2013. his first full season of NASCAR competition. While he often showed speed, including a pole at Talladega, Pastrana struggled in his transition from Rally cars to heavier stock cars which led to several crashes.[25] On November 11, 2013, Pastrana announced that he would be leaving full-time NASCAR competition in 2014 due to the performance struggles and lack of sponsorship. He finished the season 14th in points with four top tens.[26]

Chris Buescher's Roush Performance Mustang (top) in 2014, and Fastenal Mustang (bottom) in 2015.

#### Chris Buescher (2014-2015)

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2012 ARCA champion Chris Buescher began driving the No. 60 in 2014 and competed for the Rookie of the Year award against a strong rookie class. After failing to qualify at Daytona, Buscher had a solid rookie season in spite of Roush Fenway's struggles as an organization.[27] Buescher finished 9th at Las Vegas, 7th at Richmond, 2nd at Talladega, 9th at Charlotte, 11th at Dover, 10th at Michigan, and 12th at the July Daytona race. Buescher finished fifth at New Hampshire to earn a spot in the second Nationwide Dash 4 Cash race at Chicagoland;[28] he would finish 8th at Chicago and 11th at Indianapolis. Fastenal returned to sponsor the 60 at Iowa,[29] where Buescher finished 14th. Cup sponsors Kellogg's and Cheez-It sponsored the car at Watkins Glen.[30] Buescher scored his first career victory at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in the Nationwide Children's Hospital 200, the third rookie to win season and the only win for Roush in the Nationwide Series in 2014.[27] Buescher would finish 7th in points with 14 top tens, and the No. 60 would finish 11th in owners points.[12]

Buescher returned to the No. 60 in 2015.[7] Cup sponsors Fastenal, Cheez-It, Safety-Kleen, and AdvoCare came on to sponsor several races, along with Bit-O-Honey and Salted Nut Roll manufactured by the Pearson's Candy Company.[31][32] Buescher finished second in the Daytona season-opener behind teammate Ryan Reed.[21][33] He scored his first victory of the season at Iowa in May, on a green-white-checkered finish.[34] He scored his second win later in the month at Dover, after pit-stop strategy and contact with pole sitter and teammate Darrell Wallace Jr. racing for the lead.[35][36] After 24 consecutive weeks as the points leader, Buescher won his first Xfinity Series title and the eighth for Roush, with 11 top fives, 20 top tens, and an average finish of 8.4.[8][37][38]

#### Part-time (2016-2017)

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The No. 60 returned on a part-time basis for 2016. Trevor Bayne drove one race at Waltkins Glen with sponsorship AdvoCare. Gray Gaulding drove two races beginning at Bristol in August.[39] Ricky Stenhouse Jr. drove the car at Phoenix in November, with a sponsorship from SunnyD.[40]

#### Austin Cindric, Chase Briscoe, and Ty Majeski (2018)

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Majeski racing in the 2018 Xfinity Series race at Road America

For the 2018 season, the No. 60 car was shared between development drivers Austin Cindric, Chase Briscoe, and Ty Majeski, with Mike Kelley as crew chief.[41] It was the team's worst full-time season, as the car was involved in 28 spins or crashes out of the 33 races.[42] The team finished the season 22nd in points and a combined five top-10 finishes with the best finish being a 7th by Majeski in Iowa and had 11 DNFs with a combined average finish of 23.3. Following the season, Roush Fenway Racing shut down its Xfinity program. Although the season was a disaster, it accomplished what it was meant to do and further the three drivers' careers. Cindric has since moved to the Team Penske No. 2 Cup team, scoring his first win in the 2022 Daytona 500 in his 8th Cup Series start while Briscoe drove the No. 14 Cup car for Stewart-Haas Racing, scoring his first win at Phoenix in 2022 in his 40th Cup Series start while also scoring another win at Darlington in 2024 before the team shut down and he moved on to Joe Gibbs Racing driving the No. 19 in 2025 replacing Martin Truex Jr. As of 2025, Majeski drives the No. 98 Ford F-Series for ThorSport Racing in the Truck Series winning the Truck Series championship in 2024.

#### Car No. 60 results

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Year  | Driver  | No.  | Make  | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | 6  | 7  | 8  | 9  | 10  | 11  | 12  | 13  | 14  | 15  | 16  | 17  | 18  | 19  | 20  | 21  | 22  | 23  | 24  | 25  | 26  | 27  | 28  | 29  | 30  | 31  | 32  | 33  | 34  | 35  | Owners | Pts

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1992 | Mark Martin | 60  | Ford | DAY
7 | CAR
2 | RCH | ATL
8 | MAR | DAR
32 | BRI | HCY | LAN | DUB | NZH
3* | CLT
33* | DOV | ROU | MYB | GLN
30 | VOL | NHA | TAL
27 | IRP | ROU | MCH | NHA | BRI | DAR
6 | RCH
3 | DOV | CLT
31 | MAR
7 | CAR
1* | HCY
5 |  | 21st  | 1775
1993 | DAY
DNQ | CAR
1* | RCH
1* | DAR
30 | BRI
27 | HCY
26 | ROU | MAR | NZH | CLT
35 | DOV | MYB | GLN | MLW | TAL
33 | IRP | MCH
1* | NHA | BRI | DAR
1* | RCH
1* | DOV | ROU | CLT
1* | MAR | CAR
1* | HCY | ATL
26 |  | 24th  | 1744
1994 | DAY
23 | CAR
8* | RCH
8 | ATL
29 | MAR | DAR
1* | HCY | BRI
11* | ROU | NHA | NZH | CLT
2* | DOV
3 | MYB | GLN | MLW | SBO | TAL
43 | HCY | IRP | MCH
3* | BRI | DAR
1* | RCH
2 | DOV | CLT
2* | MAR | CAR
1* |  | 20th  | 2132
1995 | DAY
8* | CAR
2 | RCH
33 | ATL
39 | NSV | DAR
3 | BRI
2* | HCY | NHA | NZH | CLT
4 | DOV
41 | MYB | GLN | MLW | TAL
30 | SBO | IRP | MCH
1 | BRI | DAR
1* | RCH
2* | DOV | CLT
1* | CAR
8 | HOM
5 |  | 22nd  | 2037
1996 | DAY
3 | CAR
1* | RCH
35* | ATL
7* | NSV | DAR
1 | BRI
1* | HCY | NZH | CLT
1 | DOV | SBO | MYB | GLN | MLW | NHA | TAL
27 | IRP | MCH
4* | BRI | DAR
2 | RCH
4 | DOV | CLT
1* | CAR
1* | HOM
3 |  | 21st  | 2186
1997 | DAY
35 | CAR
1* | RCH
1 | ATL
1* | LVS | DAR
4 | HCY | TEX
1 | BRI
38 | NSV | TAL
1* | NHA | NZH | CLT
3 | DOV | SBO | GLN | MLW | MYB | GTY | IRP | MCH
11* | BRI | DAR
6 | RCH
8 | DOV | CLT
2 | CAL | CAR
1 | HOM
3 |  | 24th  | 2104
1998 | DAY
3 | CAR
3 | LVS
6 | NSV | DAR
24 | BRI | TEX
21 | HCY | TAL
29 | NHA | NZH | CLT
1* | DOV | RCH
5 | PPR | GLN | MLW | MYB | CAL | SBO | IRP | MCH
6 | BRI | DAR
8 | RCH
35 | DOV | CLT
43 | GTY | CAR
3 | ATL
1 | HOM
3 |  | 27th  | 1976
1999 | DAY
39 | CAR
2 | LVS
1* | ATL
6 | DAR
39 | TEX
1 | NSV | BRI | TAL
DNQ | CAL | NHA | RCH
1 | NZH | CLT
1* | DOV | SBO | GLN | MLW | MYB | PPR | GTY | IRP | MCH
5 | BRI | DAR
1* | RCH
2* | DOV | CLT
36 | CAR
1* | MEM | PHO | HOM
14 |  | 26th  | 2048
2000 | DAY | CAR
1* | LVS
2 | ATL
1* | DAR
1 | BRI | TEX
1 | NSV | TAL | CAL | RCH
4* | NHA | CLT
2 | DOV
2 | SBO | MYB | GLN | MLW | NZH | PPR | GTY | IRP | MCH
DNQ | BRI | DAR
1 | RCH
3 | DOV | CLT
2 | CAR
6 | MEM | PHO | HOM
2* |  | 27th  | 2280
2001 | Greg Biffle | DAY
22 | CAR
3 | LVS
2 | ATL
2 | DAR
11 | BRI
30 | TEX
7 | NSH
1* | TAL
9 | CAL
6 | RCH
37 | NHA
11 | NZH
1* | CLT
6 | DOV
9 | KEN
2 | MLW
1 | GLN
2 | CHI
39 | GTY
4 | PPR
5 | IRP
2 | MCH
43 | BRI
18 | DAR
15 | RCH
35 | DOV
5 | KAN
3 | CLT
1 | MEM
20 | PHO
1* | CAR
12 | HOM
3 |  | 4th  | 4509
2002 | DAY
22 | CAR
2 | LVS
9 | DAR
2 | BRI
5 | TEX
17 | NSH
33 | TAL
26 | CAL
10 | RCH
3 | NHA
31 | NZH
27 | CLT
2 | DOV
1 | NSH
3 | KEN
2 | MLW
1 | DAY
2 | CHI
8 | GTY
1 | PPR
2 | IRP
1 | MCH
42 | BRI
3 | DAR
4 | RCH
6 | DOV
17 | KAN
4 | CLT
6 | MEM
34 | ATL
5 | CAR
2 | PHO
3 | HOM
4 |  | 1st  | 4924
2003 | Stanton Barrett | DAY
41 | CAR
19 | LVS
8 | DAR
15 | BRI
16 | TEX
19 | TAL
40 | NSH
6 | CAL
34 | RCH
41 | GTY
9 | NZH
20 | CLT
22 | DOV
12 | NSH
7 | KEN | MLW | DAY | CHI | NHA | PPR | IRP | MCH | BRI | DAR | RCH | DOV | KAN | CLT | MEM | ATL | PHO | CAR | HOM |  | 35th  | 1546
2004 | Greg Biffle | DAY
11 | CAR
38 | LVS
10 | DAR
1 | BRI
4 | TEX
34 | NSH
40 | TAL
21 | CAL
1 | GTY
7 | RCH
2 | NZH
32 | CLT
6 | DOV
1 | NSH
13 | KEN
2 | MLW
7 | DAY
2 | CHI
32 | NHA
30 | PPR
1 | IRP
5 | MCH
8 | BRI
33 | CAL
1 | RCH
11 | DOV
14 | KAN
2 | CLT
4 | MEM
2 | ATL
5 | PHO
5 | DAR
37 | HOM
10 |  | 3rd  | 4568
2005 | Carl Edwards | DAY
10 | CAL
6 | MXC
3 | LVS
7* | ATL
1 | NSH
4 | BRI
7 | TEX
4 | PHO
8 | TAL
33 | DAR
11 | RCH
1 | CLT
35 | DOV
31 | NSH
QL† | KEN
1* | MLW
14 | DAY
36 | CHI
4 | NHA
2 | PPR
34 | GTY
3 | IRP
20 | GLN
11 | MCH
3 | BRI
29 | CAL
1 | RCH
28 | DOV
9 | KAN
27 | CLT
4 | MEM
5 | TEX
3 | PHO
1* | HOM
19 | 3rd  | 4704
Hank Parker Jr. |  | NSH
20 |
2006 | Carl Edwards | DAY
39 | CAL
3 | MXC
8 | LVS
5 | ATL
24 | BRI
5 | TEX
43 | NSH
5 | PHO
3 | TAL
10 | RCH
6 | DAR
8 | CLT
1 | DOV
2* | NSH
1* | KEN
36 | MLW
21 | DAY
5 | CHI
2 | NHA
1 | MAR
6 | GTY
1 | IRP
10 | GLN
27 | MCH
23 | BRI
8 | CAL
12 | RCH
9 | DOV
26 | KAN
6 | CLT
27* | MEM
3 | TEX
7 | PHO
5 | HOM
2 | 2nd  | 4824
2007 | DAY
3 | CAL
4 | MXC
4 | LVS
6 | ATL
4 | BRI
1* | NSH
1* | TEX
3 | PHO
5 | TAL
10 | RCH
13 | DAR
3 | CLT
17 | DOV
1* | NSH
1 | KEN
33* | MLW
8* | NHA
2 | DAY
11 | CHI
20 | GTY
6 | IRP
4 | CGV
30 | GLN
32 | MCH
28 | BRI
11 | CAL
26 | RCH
2 | DOV
6 | KAN
38 | CLT
33 | MEM
25 | TEX
11 | PHO
7 | HOM
4 | 3rd  | 4805
2008 | DAY
10 | CAL
5 | LVS
14 | ATL
4 | BRI
14 | NSH
3 | TEX
13 | PHO
2 | MXC
4 | TAL
31 | RCH
7* | DAR
43 | CLT
13 | DOV
2 | NSH
13 | KEN
20 | MLW
1 | NHA
5 | DAY
11 | CHI
16 | GTY
1* | IRP
11 | CGV
6 | GLN
25 | MCH
1* | BRI
37 | CAL
2 | RCH
1 | DOV
5 | KAN
4 | CLT
5 | MEM
1* | TEX
2 | PHO
1* | HOM
1 | 3rd  | 5111
2009 | DAY
2 | CAL
4 | LVS
2 | BRI
2 | TEX
18 | NSH
5 | PHO
33 | TAL
13 | RCH
2 | DAR
3 | CLT
10 | DOV
5 | NSH
3 | KEN
20 | MLW
1 | NHA
6 | DAY
3 | CHI
6 | GTY
3 | IRP
1* | IOW
4 | GLN
3 | MCH
40 | BRI
2 | CGV
1 | ATL
7 | RCH
1 | DOV
5 | KAN
7 | CAL
3 | CLT
5 | MEM
6 | TEX
9 | PHO
1* | HOM
2 | 2nd  | 5472
2010 | DAY
2 | CAL
4 | LVS
3 | BRI
4 | NSH
6 | PHO
6 | TEX
30 | TAL
35 | RCH
5 | DAR
6 | DOV
11 | CLT
9 | NSH
2 | KEN
2 | ROA
1* | NHA
3 | DAY
11 | CHI
6 | GTY
1 | IRP
2 | IOW
10 | GLN
33 | MCH
2 | BRI
5 | CGV
20* | ATL
3 | RCH
10 | DOV
3 | KAN
14 | CAL
4 | CLT
13 | GTY
5 | TEX
1 | PHO
1* | HOM
6 | 5th  | 5194
2011 | DAY
29 | PHO
2 | LVS
6* | BRI
7 | CAL
2 | TEX
1* | TAL
17 | NSH
1* | RCH
25 | DAR
20 | DOV
1* | IOW
2 | CLT
2* | CHI
2* | MCH
1* |  | DAY
14 | KEN
8 | NHA
34 | NSH
1* | IRP
5 | IOW
2 | GLN
5 | CGV
7 | BRI
4 | ATL
1* | RCH
2* | CHI
2 | DOV
1* | KAN
2 | CLT
1 | TEX
3* | PHO
3 | HOM
3* |  | 1st  | 1310
Billy Johnson |  | ROA
33 |  | CGV
QL† |
2012 | Trevor Bayne | DAY
11 | PHO
7 | LVS
4 | BRI
8 | CAL
14 | TEX | RCH | TAL | DAR | IOW | CLT | DOV | MCH | ROA | KEN | DAY | NHA | CHI | IND | IOW |  | BRI
16 | ATL |  | 34th  | 318
Carl Edwards |  | GLN
1 |
Billy Johnson |  | CGV
8 |
Travis Pastrana |  | RCH
17 | CHI | KEN | DOV | CLT | KAN | TEX | PHO | HOM |
2013 | DAY
10 | PHO
28 | LVS
10 | BRI
16 | CAL
13 | TEX
33 | RCH
9 | TAL
36 | DAR
28 | CLT
33 | DOV
15 | IOW
32 | MCH
15 | ROA
16 | KEN
15 | DAY
34 | NHA
16 | CHI
18 | IND
10 | IOW
27 | GLN
15 | MOH
31 | BRI
13 | ATL
17 | RCH
20 | CHI
27 | KEN
34 | DOV
22 | KAN
14 | CLT
24 | TEX
31 | PHO
21 | HOM
18 |  | 19th  | 751
2014 | Chris Buescher | DAY
DNQ | PHO
15 | LVS
9 | BRI
16 | CAL
14 | TEX
27 | DAR
34 | RCH
7 | TAL
2 | IOW
13 | CLT
9 | DOV
11 | MCH
10 | ROA
18 | KEN
18 | DAY
12 | NHA
5 | CHI
8 | IND
11 | IOW
14 | GLN
29 | MOH
1 | BRI
10 | ATL
13 | RCH
10 | CHI
12 | KEN
7 | DOV
4 | KAN
28 | CLT
6 | TEX
13 | PHO
12 | HOM
5 |  | 7th  | 1014
2015 | DAY
2 | ATL
4 | LVS
14 | PHO
14 | CAL
5 | TEX
9 | BRI
3 | RCH
20 | TAL
6 | IOW
1 | CLT
11 | DOV
1 | MCH
4 | CHI
5 | DAY
12 | KEN
11 | NHA
14 | IND
16 | IOW
13 | GLN
3 | MOH
4 | BRI
11* | ROA
9 | DAR
5 | RCH
10 | CHI
7 | KEN
7 | DOV
8 | CLT
7 | KAN
6 | TEX
11 | PHO
13 | HOM
11 |  | 1st  | 1190
2016 | Trevor Bayne | DAY | ATL | LVS | PHO | CAL | TEX | BRI | RCH | TAL | DOV | CLT | POC | MCH | IOW | DAY | KEN | NHA | IND | IOW | GLN
5 | MOH |  | 42nd  | 130
Gray Gaulding |  | BRI
13 | ROA | DAR | RCH
13 | CHI | KEN | DOV | CLT | KAN | TEX
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. |  | PHO
3 | HOM |
2017 | Ty Majeski | DAY | ATL | LVS | PHO | CAL | TEX | BRI | TAL | RCH | CLT | DOV | POC | MCH | IOW
34 | DAY | KEN | NHA | IND | IOW
16 | GLN | MOH | BRI | ROA | DAR | RCH | CHI | KEN | DOV | CLT | KAN | TEX | PHO | HOM
10 |  | 45th  | 61
2018 | Austin Cindric | DAY
40 |  | LVS
34 | PHO
16 | CAL
28 |  | MCH
23 |  | DAY
33 |  | NHA
17 |  | GLN
13 |  | DAR
40 |  | 22nd  | 494
Chase Briscoe |  | ATL
15 |  | TEX
11 |  | RCH
26 |  | POC
38 |  | CHI
9 |  | IOW
10 |  | MOH
14 | BRI
34 |  | IND
9 | LVS
31 |  | DOV
19 |  | HOM
13 |
Ty Majeski |  | BRI
34 |  | TAL
37 | DOV
34 | CLT
22 |  | IOW
7 |  | KEN
27 |  | ROA
28 |  | RCH
34 | CLT
34 |  | KAN
8 | TEX
13 | PHO
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### Car No. 98 history

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Main article: Yates Racing

As part of the breakup of Yates Racing following the 2009 season, Jack Roush purchased the No. 98 Nationwide Series team. Paul Menard briefly drove for the team with sponsorship from Menards. Menard and his sponsor moved to Richard Childress Racing for 2011 and the team ceased operation.

#### Car No. 98 results

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2010 | Paul Menard | 98  | Ford | DAY
6 | CAL
19 | LVS
8 | BRI
11 | NSH
11 | PHO
7 | TEX
10 | TAL
8 | RCH
19 | DAR
10 | DOV
28 | CLT
18 | NSH
3 | KEN
32 | ROA
16 | NHA
9 | DAY
28 | CHI
11 | GTY
4 | IRP
9 | IOW
16 | GLN
17 | MCH
5 | BRI
13 | CGV
5 | ATL
9 | RCH
8 | DOV
7 | KAN
8 | CAL
12 | CLT
35 | GTY
9 | TEX
9 | PHO
13 | HOM
9 | 5th  | 4467

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RFK Racing

Headquarters: Concord, North Carolina

Personnel|

* Jack Roush
* John W. Henry
* Brad Keselowski
* Geoff Smith
* Robbie Reiser
* Mike Massaro

NASCAR Cup Series|

| Drivers|

* (6) Brad Keselowski
* (17) Chris Buescher
* (60) Ryan Preece

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Crew chiefs|

* (6) Jeremy Bullins
* (17) Scott Graves / Doug Randolph
* (60) Derrick Finley

eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series|

* (6) Collin Bowden
* (17) Timmy Holmes

NASCAR Hall of Fame|

* Kurt Busch
* Carl Edwards
* Matt Kenseth
* Mark Martin
* Jack Roush

Notable former drivers|

| NASCAR|

* Stanton Barrett
* Trevor Bayne
* T. J. Bell
* Kyle Benjamin
* Johnny Benson Jr.
* Greg Biffle
* Dave Blaney
* Mike Bliss
* Chuck Bown
* Colin Braun
* Chase Briscoe
* Jeff Burton
* Kurt Busch
* Kyle Busch
* Ross Chastain
* Austin Cindric
* Joey Clanton
* Ricky Craven
* Conor Daly
* Erik Darnell
* Wally Dallenbach Jr.
* Bobby East
* Carl Edwards
* Tim Fedewa
* Gray Gaulding
* Nathan Haseleu
* Chuck Hossfeld
* Brian Ickler
* Billy Johnson
* Michel Jourdain Jr.
* Matt Kenseth
* Todd Kluever
* Travis Kvapil
* Kevin Lepage
* Chad Little
* Ty Majeski
* Mark Martin
* Matt McCall
* Mike McLaughlin
* Jamie McMurray
* Paul Menard
* Ted Musgrave
* Ryan Newman
* Danny O'Quinn
* Hank Parker Jr.
* Travis Pastrana
* Ryan Reed
* Joe Ruttman
* Elliott Sadler
* Peter Shepherd III
* Regan Smith
* Zane Smith
* Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
* Kevin Swindell
* Auggie Vidovich II
* Bubba Wallace
* Kenny Wallace
* Kyle Weatherman
* Jon Wood
* Tim Woods

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Trans-Am|

* Wally Dallenbach Jr.
* Pete Halsmer
* Tommy Kendall
* Scott Pruett
* Willy T. Ribbs
* Dorsey Schroeder

iRacing|

* Kaden Honeycutt
* Zack Novak
* Parker Retzlaff

Former personnel|

* Paul Andrews
* Jimmy Fennig
* Luke Lambert
* Matt McCall
* Steve Newmark
* Bob Osborne
* Doug Richert
* Pat Tryson

NASCAR Cup Series Championships|

* 2003 (Kenseth)
* 2004 (Ku. Busch)

NASCAR Xfinity Series Championships|

* 2002 (Biffle)
* 2007 (Edwards)
* 2011 (Stenhouse)
* 2012 (Stenhouse)
* 2015 (Buescher)

NASCAR Truck Series Championships|

* 2000 (Biffle)

NASCAR iRacing Series Championships|

* 2019 (Novak)

Daytona 500 wins|

* 2009 (Kenseth)
* 2012 (Kenseth)

Coca-Cola 600 wins|

* 1999 (J. Burton)
* 2000 (Kenseth)
* 2001 (J. Burton)
* 2002 (Martin)

Southern 500 wins|

* 1993 (Martin)
* 1999 (J. Burton)
* 2005 (Biffle)
* 2006 (Biffle)

Winston 500 wins|

* 1995 (Martin)
* 1997 (Martin)

All-Star Race wins|

* 1998 (Martin)
* 2004 (Kenseth)
* 2005 (Martin)
* 2011 (Edwards)

Busch Light Clash wins|

* 1999 (Martin)

Partnerships and affiliations|

* Ford Performance
* Haas Factory Team
* Rick Ware Racing
* Team Penske
* Wood Brothers Racing

See also|

* Fenway Sports Group
* Fenway Sports Management
* RFK Racing in the NASCAR Cup Series
* RFK Racing in the NASCAR Xfinity Series
* Roush Performance
* Roush Racing: Driver X
* Roush-Yates Engines

Formerly known as Roush Racing and Roush Fenway Racing
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