In The Case Of The Bud Shootout:

Well, First off, who's in?

2009 Budweiser Shootout

Chevrolet

Jimmie Johnson Finished first in owner points; first Chevrolet car
Kevin Harvick Finished fourth in owner points; second Chevrolet car
Casey Mears Replacing Clint Bowyer as driver; third Chevrolet car
Jeff Burton Finished sixth in owner points; fourth Chevrolet car
Jeff Gordon Finished seventh in owner points; fifth Chevrolet car
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Finished 12th in owner points; sixth Chevrolet car
Tony Stewart Wild card: past Cup Series champion


Dodge

Kasey Kahne Finished 15th in owner points; first Dodge car
David Stremme Replacing Ryan Newman as driver; second Dodge car
Kurt Busch Finished 19th in owner points; third Dodge car
Reed Sorenson Replacing Bobby Labonte as driver; fourth Dodge car
Elliott Sadler Finished 24th in owner points; fifth Dodge car
TBA No driver officially announced for No. 10 car; sixth Dodge car
Sam Hornish Jr. Wild card: seventh-highest Dodge car


Ford

Carl Edwards Finished second in owner points; first Ford car
Greg Biffle Finished third in owner points; second Ford car
Matt Kenseth Finished 11th in owner points; third Ford car
David Ragan Finished 13th in owner points; fourth Ford car
Jamie McMurray Finished 17th in owner points; fifth Ford car
Travis Kvapil Finished 23rd in owner points; sixth Ford car
Bobby Labonte Wild card: seventh-highest Ford after No. 38 car points applied to No. 96


Toyota

Denny Hamlin Finished eighth in owner points; first Toyota car
Joey Logano Replacing Tony Stewart as driver; second Toyota car
Kyle Busch Finished 10th in owner points; third Toyota car
Brian Vickers Finished 20th in owner points; fourth Toyota car
David Reutimann Finished 26th in owner points; fifth Toyota car; points moved to No. 00
Michael Waltrip Finished 29th in owner points; sixth Toyota car
Robby Gordon Wild card: Finished 34th in owner points; moving to Toyota in 2009


Okay, I have thank NASCAR here for semi-fixing their mistake of changing the rules. They have add a "Wild Card." So that drivers that deserved to be there, but changed manufactures may drive. Now if only they would make a chase Wild Card so drivers that win more races than other half of the top 12 don't get screwed over because of DNF's that were out of their control. Anyway that's a whole other story. I would also like to take this blog to say sorry I haven't been to keen on updating lately! I've been super busy, and will be even more with the car getting back on the track in the next week or so. So bare with me please.

Alright I gotta go watch the Eagles kick butt. ;].

Budweiser Shootout, You've been Buschwacked Babe!