Jeff Green

Green had his 2019 season cut short due to rotator cuff surgery in June. He would make only 17 starts, but nabbed a pair of Top-10 finishes in the two Daytona races. Outside of the super speedways, Green was mainly a start-and-park driver for this race team. We should see a similar effort in 2020.

Green raced the entire schedule last season, mainly in the No. 93 RSS Racing Chevy. He collected 31 DNF's so this was strictly a start-and-park effort. The veteran driver will likely do the same in 2019.

Green started most of the schedule in 2017, but bounced around between several different teams. He may race in a similar situation in 2018.

Green's 2016 plans have not been announced.

Green raced the full schedule for this start-and-park team in 2012 to little effect. Although it's unknown what the No. 10 team's plans are for 2013, it's very likely that Green will be along for the ride again.

Green takes over the #66 ride of Haas CNC Racing. This team had some flashes of ability in 2005 with former driver Mike Bliss. Who knows, maybe Green and this race team can click in 2006.