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Some quickie news bits from Jayski:

The Best Buy ride will take #66 this year. For those following the numbers changes, they'll use the 2005 #0 owners' points, the #61 (former #66 team) will take their 2005 #66 points for what they're worth, and the #1 will use the 2005 #15 points.
Speaking of the #15, former driver Michael Waltrip has also taken Domino's over to the #55.
Continuing the Waltrip focus, the Other Sadler's trip in the Cup Aaron's Dream Machine will be through Michael Waltrip Racing.
The Car of the Future is dead in the water due to Detroit's effective pullout.
Furniture Row Racing will try the full Cup schedule, mostly with Kenny Wallace, and their Busch driver Jerry Robertson will do the races Herm can't.
The Dodge/BDR lawsuit's going to trial in Michigan next week.
No new nose on the Charger this year.
Shane Hmiel has filed a lawsut against Braun Racing looking for the money he had earned before being suspended (and an equal amount for bad faith dealings).
The Indians that were the sponsor on James Finch's part-time Cup ride will also sponsor his #1 Busch car.
Both Ford and James Smith deny that it was Ford that caused the shutdown of Ultra Motorsports.
Meanwhile, defending Truck champ and former Ultra driver Ted Musgrave found a home in the Germain #9 truck.