No Bull, Kenny Schrader Is Back

by 4ever3 on Feb 6, 2010 12:58 AM EST Comment 7 comments

Don't believe me? Well then here's your proof! Look below.

Credit: Jason Smith/Getty Images for NASCAR

Ken Schrader returns to NASCAR Sprint Cup Series racing during Thursday's Budweiser Shootout practice. He'll drive the No. 82 Saturday night for Red Bull Racing. via nascar-assets.americaneagle.com

I'd love to see him back full-time in the Sprint Cup Series. Wouldn't you?

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Boris is only driving the 26 for the first 5 events! I’d love to see him go there.

by Troy J. on Feb 6, 2010 10:37 AM EST reply actions

Haha

Ken Schrader in a Red Bull firesuit just seems all sorts of wrong…I can’t see him living the ‘Red Bull lifestyle’.

Troy…do you think they’ll pull Boris from the car if he can keep it in the top 35?

by NascarPoolsOnline on Feb 6, 2010 11:38 AM EST reply actions

I heard Boris was going to drive for a new team after the first 5 races. I guess if he does well in the 26 he could stay. BAM racing is also looking for a driver. They only have Gilliland for Daytona. And Kenny raced for BAM in the past.

by Troy J. on Feb 6, 2010 12:01 PM EST reply actions

Boris

Yeah, I just read that while I was watchin Quals. I was kinda hoping he’d get a shot at a full season with someone…but it looks like that wont be the case.

by NascarPoolsOnline on Feb 6, 2010 4:06 PM EST up reply actions

Boris needs to be in Cup full time!

by 4ever3 on Feb 6, 2010 8:42 PM EST reply actions

If boris can prove that he can race on any track, than he will get a full time ride. The problem he has right now is he still is a “road racer”. So if Boris puts the 26 in the top 35 with the next 5 tracks, you could see him full time. Maybe in Robby Gordon’s car. They were saying Gordon may not run the full year.

by Troy J. on Feb 7, 2010 9:32 AM EST reply actions

Boris has proven himself at tracks other than road courses

but he has never had the proper funding and he is too old for teams to put a huge long term investment in. As far as Robby goes, he owns his own team and the reason he isn’t running full-time is because he can’t find the sponsorship dollars and if he could he’d be driving the car not anyone else.

by 4ever3 on Feb 7, 2010 9:47 AM EST reply actions