With the Daytona 500 nearly upon us, the NASCAR Sprint Cup season is ready to get into full swing. While many of the usual suspects will be returning with the same teams and paint schemes, others made switches during the offseason by choice or necessity. Changing teams has proven very fruitful for drivers like Kyle Busch in the past, but Dale Earnhardt, Jr. is a prime example of the grass not always being greener on the other side. It will certainly be interesting to see how the same old suspects fare, but how the newly-acquired free agents race will be something to look out for as well. Here are three veteran drivers with new teams to keep an eye on this Sunday.   Kurt Busch After constantly berating his pit crew and displaying a seve...

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With the Daytona 500 nearly upon us, the NASCAR Sprint Cup season is ready to get into full swing. While many of the usual suspects will be returning with the same teams and paint schemes, others made switches during the offseason by choice or necessity. Changing teams has proven very fruitful for drivers like Kyle Busch in the past, but Dale Earnhardt, Jr. is a prime example of the grass not always being greener on the other side. It will certainly be interesting to see how the same old suspects fare, but how the newly-acquired free agents race will be something to look out for as well. Here are three veteran drivers with new teams to keep an eye on this Sunday.   Kurt Busch After constantly berating his pit crew and displaying a seve...

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