... race track, Mayfield was on track property early Saturday night, complete with camera crew in tow, as he watched J.J. Yeley drive the Mayfield Motorsports entry to a 22nd-place finish in the preliminary race prior to the main event. Mayfield ...

... to Ford and operate out of Yates' recently expanded facility. The No. 96 used multiple drivers last season after J.J. Yeley was fired midway through the year. Yates fielded cars last year for Travis Kvapil and David Gilliland, and is adding ...

... on his first attempt. His second run earned him a season-worst 30th place position. Failing to make the race were J.J. Yeley, Scott Riggs, Dario Franchitti and Brandon Ash. Of the many road-racing "ringers" in the field, Boris Said was ...

... pit lane just before completing lap 285, NASCAR called the race, leaving Busch on top, ahead of Michael Waltrip, J.J. Yeley, Martin Truex Jr., Elliott Sadler, Reed Sorenson and Casey Mears, all of whom had stayed on track during the previous ...

... after driving the car as high as third, had to climb out of the seat just before the halfway point for relief driver J.J. Yeley. Yeley brought the car home in 20th, and Stewart is now 12th in the standings, clinging to the final spot in the ...

... teamed with a pair of raw rookies in NASCAR's premier series. It has worked out quite the opposite. Denny Hamlin and J.J. Yeley have held their own so far this season, taking the steps necessary to return Joe Gibbs Racing to its status as one ...

... International Speedway, staggered from his car and was taken to a local hospital for observation. Busch Series driver J.J. Yeley qualified Stewart's back-up car for Sunday's main event (2:30 p.m., NBC), and he's expected to drive ...

... the Busch Series leader, has 18 career Busch Series victories. Pole-sitter Denny Hamlin was third, followed by J.J. Yeley and Carl Edwards. The top five finishers are all full-time competitors in the Nextel Cup Series. Jon Wood was the ...

... for Dale Earnhardt Jr. "It was an easy decision after looking at all the prospects," said Busch, who will replace J.J. Yeley in the No. 18 next season. "The Nextel Cup series is filled with good teams and good people, but the moment I saw ...

... it was in practice." Kahne, who has eight career poles, will make his fifth top-10 start of the year. Rookie J.J. Yeley qualified second with a lap at 189.374 mph in a Chevrolet to earn a spot on the front row with Kahne for the start ...