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So it's baseless theory time!
Today when I went to grab a bag of Bugles I noticed something odd about the usual car on front. On the side of the car the #31 was blurred and barely visible and only the #3 could be seen on top. Along with this Jeff Burton's name wasn't visible. Now, normally I would just write this off as nothing more than bad editing until I got thinking.
1) General Mills sponsored Austin Dillon at the Daytona 500.
2) Richard has said he has partial funding for a 4th car which would mean the third car is fully funded.
3) Austin is heavily rumored to use the #3.
4) GM has taken some time to update the car on the front of Bugles' bags. For awhile they still had the #43 even after they moved to RCR and they used the winged COT until they switched to the #31 on the package last year. So them being up to date with a Gen 6 car on the front is rather out of character.
Of course this is probably just the product of a bored mind, but it could happen.
Not all that shocking considering his recent performance in the 47.
As for Labonte, I see his only options being either full retirement or a backmarker like his brother is occasionally.
Today when I went to grab a bag of Bugles I noticed something odd about the usual car on front. On the side of the car the #31 was blurred and barely visible and only the #3 could be seen on top. Along with this Jeff Burton's name wasn't visible. Now, normally I would just write this off as nothing more than bad editing until I got thinking.
1) General Mills sponsored Austin Dillon at the Daytona 500.
2) Richard has said he has partial funding for a 4th car which would mean the third car is fully funded.
3) Austin is heavily rumored to use the #3.
4) GM has taken some time to update the car on the front of Bugles' bags. For awhile they still had the #43 even after they moved to RCR and they used the winged COT until they switched to the #31 on the package last year. So them being up to date with a Gen 6 car on the front is rather out of character.
Of course this is probably just the product of a bored mind, but it could happen.
AJ Allmendinger will become the full-time driver of the #47 Sprint Cup car for JTG Daugherty Racing in 2014, sources told ESPN.com on Thursday. Allmendinger has accepted a three-year deal to replace Bobby Labonte, who has been in the car since 2011. A formal announcement is expected Saturday at Atlanta Motor Speedway, where Allmendinger will drive the #47 in Sunday's Cup race.(ESPN)(8-29-2013)
Not all that shocking considering his recent performance in the 47.
As for Labonte, I see his only options being either full retirement or a backmarker like his brother is occasionally.