Yes, he has. Tony Stewart drove the #44 car in 1997 and 1998. It was in the Nascar Busch Series, now known as the Nationwide Series.
Drove is a noun and a verb (past tense of drive).
The #20 that Tony Stewart drove while racing for Joe Gibbs, remained with Joe Gibbs Racing. It is now Joey Logano's number. Being that Stewart had to choose a new number after he left, he chose #14. This was done in honor of his childhood idol, A.J. Foyt.
Tony Stewart was the 2005 Nascar Cup Series champion.
You should discuss this with your cardiologist.
There is currently no Viagra car being driven in the Nascar Cup Series. The last time Viagra sponsored a car was in 2005, with driver Mark Martin.
Joe Nemecheck did.
Dale Jr. drove the 9 car Kasey Kahne drove the 8 car in 2007
In 1999, the Batman car in NASCAR was driven by Jeff Gordon. He drove a specially designed Batman-themed paint scheme on his No. 24 Chevrolet.
Hut Strickland drove the McDonald's car in 1993.
Kasey Kahne drove the 9 car in the Nascar Cup Series from 2004 through race #31 of the 2010 season. Aric Almirola drove the 9 car in the last five races of 2010.
Despite being a leading manufacturer of farm equipment and accessories, John Deere doesn't have a long history of sponsorship with NASCAR. The only driver who actually drove in a John Deere-sponsored car in NASCAR's premier series full time is Chad Little, who drove #23/97 from 1997-2000. Kurt Busch drove a few races in the #97 John Deere Ford at the end of the 2000 season.
Jeff Gordon drove the full 36 race Nascar Cup Series schedule in 2004.
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In 1978, David Pearson drove the #21 car in 22 races for the Wood Brothers.