Mark Martin to drive full schedule in 2010 - ABA DSS

**bigevil69** · May 6th, 2009

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Mark Martin will drive a full Sprint Cup schedule for Hendrick Motorsports in 2010.
The 50-year-old Martin signed a two-year contract with Hendrick last summer, but the second year originally was to be a partial schedule. It will be Martin's 22nd full season at NASCAR's top level.
He will keep his seat in the No. 5 Chevrolet. Martin drove that car to a win at Phoenix last month that made him the third oldest NASCAR winner in history.
Martin's decision likely will impact Brad Keselowski's future with the team. Keselowski, who has a developmental deal with Hendrick, wants to race a full Cup schedule in 2010, but Hendrick does not have an open seat available.
In his fifth career start, Keselowski got his first Cup win two weeks ago at Talladega.

**jc7257** · May 6th, 2009

I think Brad Keselowski would be a better fit at Hendrick. It's time for Mark Martin to enjoy the Grandkids, and watch from his rocking chair...

**jell691** · May 6th, 2009

maybe they could give him(Keselowski)a ride in the 88. the guy that has it now dont seem to be able to do anything with it. lol

**ccelectro** · May 6th, 2009

Been a while since he announced his retirement, the money must be to good. If it was me, I would get out while I could.

**luckylady7747** · May 6th, 2009

Jell you hurt my feelings,Junior is my pick and I have to think his luck has got to change.Mark is just after another rockin-chair to match the one he got when he retired....lol

**jell691** · May 6th, 2009

my apologies luckylady, his luck cant get much worse can it??

**bigevil69** · May 6th, 2009

let gordon retire because of his back problems

earnhardt just needs to go back to nationwide