NASCAR by Season Quiz: NASCAR 2004 | 10 Questions

Answer: 32

Ricky Craven drove the #32 Tide Chevy.

Answer: Jimmy Spencer

Jimmy Spencer drove the #4 car. Hermie Sadler, brother to Elliot Sadler, was the primary driver of the #02 car.

Answer: Carl Long

Brendan Gaughan made contact with Joe Nemechek, who then got into Carl Long, turning him into the wall. Carl then went tumbling down the straight-away. Carl was unhurt in the crash. Bobby Labonte was also involved in the accident.

Answer: False

Ward Burton drove the #0 NetZero Chevy and was part of a single car team usually, At the Brickyard 400, Busch Series driver Jason Leffler was Ward's teammate, driving the #60 car. He crashed early in the race after a tire went down and finished 43rd. Ward's brother Jeff started out the season driving the #99 Ford which was part of Roush Racing which also includes drivers, Mark Martin, Greg Biffle, Matt Kenseth, and Kurt Busch. Jeff was then hired as the driver of the #30 AOL Chevy which was a part of Richard Childress Racing, which included Robby Gorgon and Kevin Harvick. Rookie Johnny Sauter started the season in the #30 car, but decided to focus on his Busch Series car. Dave Blaney was then hired as the full time driver. Jeff Burton took it over at Michigan in August. Roadcourse specialist Jim Inglebright, drove the #30 car at Infineon Raceway.

Answer: Casey Mears

All the drivers have driven the #41 at some point in their careers, but Casey drove the #41 Target Dodge in 2004. He was teammates with Jamie McMurray and Sterling Marlin.

Answer: Scott Riggs

Rookie Scott Riggs drove the #10 Valvoline Chevy in 2004, and was teammate to Joe Nemechek. Johnny drove the car in 2003. Ricky and Joe had also driven the #10 car before.

Answer: Kasey Kahne

Kasay Kahne drove the #9 car. Joe Ruttman was parked by NASCAR after only one lap during the Subway 500 at North Carolina Speedway in Febuary. They noticed he didn't have a pit crew.

Answer: Joe Nemechek

Joe was apart of Hendrick Motorsports from 2002-2003, but later became a part of MB2 Motorsports, and was teammates with MBV Motorsports rookie driver Scoot Riggs. Rookie Brain Vickers took over the #25 at the end of 2003, and drove that car in 2004.

Answer: Greg Biffle

2003 Rookie and Pepsi 400 Winner Greg Biffle drove the #16 car. He finished 20th in points in 2003, although he missed the 2nd race of the season because he didn't qualify. 2003 Rookie Casey Mears drove the #41 car. Dale Jarrett drove thew #88 car. Ricky Rudd drove the #21 car.

Answer: Larry Foyt

Larry Foyt, son of the famous AJ Foyt, periodically drove the #14 car. Kenny periodically drove the #00 car. Mike Wallace periodically drove #50 and #09 cars. Hermie Sadler periodically drove the #02 car.