Roush Fenway Racing posted a picture of the No. 17 Best Buy Ford Matt Kenseth will drive in 2012 on its Facebook page.
Best Buy Co., Inc. announced that it has reached a deal with Roush Fenway Racing to serve as primary sponsor for Carl Edwards for two races and Matt Kenseth for nine races in 2012.
Kobalt Tools 500 Review: Sprint Cup championship comes down to Carl Edwards, Tony Stewart; and Kyle Busch and Matt Kenseth have rough days.
AAA Texas 500 Review: Stewart backs up smack talk; teams have good days; Kyle Busch parked, fined, and put on probation; and the Chase is a two-man race.
Roush Fenway Racing president Steve Newmark said that he expects to field three teams in 2012. That means David Ragan, most likely, will not be back with the team.
Tums Fast Relief 500 Review: Stewart, Edwards, Harvick, Earnhardt Jr among the winners; Keselowski, Kenseth, Kyle Busch, and Vickers among the losers.
UPS has announced that they will move from Roush Fenway Racing’s No. 6 car and driver David Ragan to the team’s No. 99 car, driven by Carl Edwards for 2012.
Good Sam Club 500 Review: Bowyer wins; Dega wreaks havoc on Chasers; Edwards widens points lead; and Tommy Baldwin Racing, Red Bull Racing among those with strong runs.
Bank of America 500 Review: Kenseth proves he’s in the hunt; Hendrick Motorsports struggles; and underdogs shine at Charlotte.
Matt Kenseth won the Bank of America 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway while Jimmie Johnson took a huge points hit, finishing 34th after a hard crash.
