After only running a handful of events in the NASCAR Nationwide Series last year, former IndyCar champ Sam Hornish Jr. will run the entire schedule in 2012.

Kurt Busch to drive Kyle Busch's No. 54 Toyota in 20 Nationwide Series races.

Following last year's elimination of points for Sprint Cup regulars, Roush ace opted to drop racing altogether in NNWS events

Turner Motorsports announced that Mike Shiplett has been added to the team's roster of veteran crew chiefs to lead the No. 38 Great Clips team with driver Kasey Kahne and up and comer Brad Sweet.

Phoenix Racing has announced that in addition to running the complete NASCAR Sprint Cup Series schedule with Kurt Busch, it will field the No. 1 Chevrolet in a limited amount of Nationwide Series races, starting at Daytona.

Replaces Aric Almirola, who is moving back to Cup with Richard Petty Motorsports.

Sprint Cup ace will run 15 NNS races this season in the No. 38 Great Clips Chevrolet, splitting seat time with protégé Brad Sweet.

Camping World Truck and ARCA veteran Tayler Malsam to run a full season Nationwide Series schedule with G-Oil sponsorship.

Nelson Piquet is set to combine a second full season in NASCAR's Truck series with a partial Nationwide schedule in 2012.

Roush Fenway Racing sweeps driver and owner titles for Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and team's No. 60 Ford, while Brad Keselowski holds off both of them for Homestead win.