[jks812]

Brian Keselowski will try to join his younger brother, Brad, as a full-time Nationwide Series driver this season. Brian Keselowski said Monday in a phone interview that he hopes to be able to run all the Nationwide races in 2009 for his own K Automotive Motorsports team. The team will again run Dodges in the Nationwide Series, getting engines from Ernie Elliott. Keselowski will use the #26, he said, after NASCAR swapped numbers among other teams. K Automotive would like to run a second car as a start-and-park effort to help pay for Keselowski to compete in all the races. Keselowski said Dennis Setzer, who drove for K Automotive in the Truck series in past years, would likely drive the second car. The #26 entry doesn’t have a primary sponsor, and Keselowski said the team would do a quick re-evaluation after the third race of the season at Las Vegas to make sure it has enough cars to continue running.

[jks812]

Originally Posted by jks812

K Automotive would like to run a second car as a start-and-park effort to help pay for Keselowski to compete in all the races. Keselowski said Dennis Setzer, who drove for K Automotive in the Truck series in past years, would likely drive the second car.

Ah, good luck with getting a truck driver to be a start and park driver. I've never really cared for Setzer, but I wouldn't think he'd do this. Have to give the man credit, he's a racer.

[Quality88]

Originally Posted by jks812

Ah, good luck with getting a truck driver to be a start and park driver. I've never really cared for Setzer, but I wouldn't think he'd do this. Have to give the man credit, he's a racer.

You aint lyin.... that could get Setzer in trouble though... If they just want him to start and park, he could get fired if he doesn't do so.

[Racer Duck]

and if NASCAR gets wind of it .. uh, never mind .. methinks Brian is a big blabber-mouth!