Today we examine the two-car entry of Roush Fenway Racing ... Kenseth (17), Jamie McMurray (26), and Carl Edwards (99). Those five Roush Fenway Racing cars found the winner’s circle seven ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Roush Fenway Racing announced its Sprint Cup ... I'm 100% driving this 99 car. I haven't even started the process of building next year. It's not on my mind right now.

Roush Fenway Racing expects to shrink from four full ... The goal is to win races.'' Only the No. 99 car of Carl Edwards and No. 16 of Greg Biffle is fully sponsored for next season.

Edwards has been with Roush since 2003 and in the No. 99 ... Fenway in 2008. He replaced Kenseth in the No. 17 Ford when Kenseth left for Gibbs. Fastenal, one of the primary sponsors on Edwards ...

Roush Fenway Racing failed to place any one of its ... “That was a big struggle,” Edwards said after bringing his No. 99 Ford home in 23rd place at MIS. “It was pretty tough, but we worked ...

Carl Edwards' final race with Roush Fenway Racing was as disappointing ... I definitely would never have had all the success we've had. The 99 (car) will always be a part of my life." ...

Carl Edwards' re-signing with Roush Fenway Racing was a great moment for ... Edwards will be back in the No. 99 car next year. Now, the next step is to sign a sponsor, which shouldn't be as ...

After months of rumors, Roush Fenway Racing confirmed Sunday at Indianapolis ... "I have had the privilege of fielding entries for the world's best race car drivers in NASCAR for nearly 30 years ...

All three Roush Fenway cars were sluggish on Friday ... Matt Fuccia (No. 16), Jimmy Fennig (No. 17), and Chad Norris (No. 99) debrief with owner Jack Roush, they will have to find some answers ...