The 17

Bump and Go Racing · John Sherman

The 17

President Lou Demian · Lou Demian - President

That was the opportunity that Stenhouse was waiting for. Hopefully they can get sponsorship though.

Kenseth should make a nice fit over at Penske, either replacing Allmendinger or expanding to a third team.

JT Motorsports · Jessy Turgeon - Council Member

Hopefully it will be a third team expension. I like the work Allmendinger had done so far

Bump and Go Racing · John Sherman

I thought he is going to Gibbs

Sullivan Smashers · Kevin Sullivan - Council Member

Or Team with Stewart & Newman!!!!!

Racer29dude · Randy Cook - Council Member

Kevin you beat me to it...thats what i think also...or in the 20 car

President Lou Demian · Lou Demian - President

Danica should be full time next year on the Stewart-Haas team, I don't think he's going to four cars.

It's going to be either Penske or Gibbs, I'm betting on Penske.�

Lefflerfan · Stephen DiCaprio - Vice-President

Newman is a free agent, so technically he could replace Newman in the #39.

My money is on Gibbs since they have something he wants so badly, secure sponsorship!

Lefflerfan · Stephen DiCaprio - Vice-President

Statement from Ford's Jamie Allison, "All of us at Ford are certainly disappointed to hear that Matt will be leaving, and he will be certainly missed by us and the Ford Racing fans. We are thankful for Matt's winning efforts and championship-caliber success with the Roush and Ford racing programs these past 16 years, both on and off the track. We will focus on this year and look forward to more success on the track in his #17 Ford Fusion this season."

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Does not sound like he'll be in the #22

President Lou Demian · Lou Demian - President

You are probably right since it looks like its already been set where he is going. let the silly season begin!

Matt Kenseth has a Sprint Cup ride in place for 2013 and beyond, the NASCAR point leader from Cambridge told the Journal Sentinel on Wednesday in his first print media interview since announcing he would leave Roush Fenway Racing at the end of the season. When that deal is announced is undetermined, Kenseth said. The decision to leave was made in a meeting last week with team owner Jack Roush, Kenseth said. "There's a lot of stuff through the season that's probably led us to this point," Kenseth said. "There isn't really a smoking gun, there really isn't an inside story about a firing or an argument or really any of that. At the end of the day, I had an opportunity to go try something else. The timing all worked out. I think everything happens for a reason. Things just kind of lined up to maybe try something else in 2013 and beyond that I'm kind of excited about.(Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)(6-27-2012)