Casey Mears

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Some news tidbits from the world of NASCAR: Front Row Motorsports and Long John Silver’s once again will partner this season to help bring the $1 Baja Fish Taco to fans across the nation. LJS’ $1 Baja Fish Taco colors will be the primary sponsor of the No. 34 Ford at Dover and the All-Star Showdown at the Charlotte. Fans are encouraged to help get Kvapil in the All-Star Race by submitting their votes now at www.nascar.com/promos/allstar/2010/vote/. ******************** Scott Riggs will drive...Read Full Story

Casey Mears, we hardly knew ye. And there is good reasoning for why we hardly knew ye. Because you stink. Honestly, you just plain, flat-out stink as a race-car driver. Well, at least you stink in the Sprint Cup Series. Maybe go-carts would work for you. Or, did you ever consider being a bike messenger? Let’s do a really quick rundown on Mears. He’s run somewhere in the neighborhood of 60 races with Hendrick since he signed in 2007. He won a race last year in Charlotte. Otherwise, the guy has...Read Full Story

Mooresville, NC, United States (AHN) - Casey Mears and Keyed-Up Motorsports are 0-for-4 in making NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races thus far this season so they're doing something about it. After trying, and failing, to qualify with limited equipment and motors early this season, Mears and Keyed-Up Motorsports has formed an alliance with Earnhardt-Childress Racing engines to supply the No. 90 Chevrolet with horsepower for the remainder of the season. Mears drove for Richard Childress Racing...Read Full Story