entry's for races are submited at least 3 weeks prior, that's why DJ is on the entry list.  unless DJ can come up with some sponsor money, i think his nationwide days are numbered

Apr.01 NASCAR Nationwide Series:Kevin Hamlin will make his second start of the 2009 season for MacDonald Motorsports in the No. 81 D.H. Griffin Dodge. Hamlin is looking forward to racing this weekend at the 1.5 mile speedway in Fort Worth, Texas.“I always love coming to Texas, it’s a great place and all the people are always really kind. The track is fun, but it’s tricky because turn two and turn four are so different from each other,” remarked Hamlin about starting in the O‘Reilly 300 on Saturday

CRAP! >:(

If you guys actually paid attention when DJ got out of the car before Bristol ,Kevin Hamlin was signed to be in the car for Bristol and Texas !!

As was posted on another thread, an article on DJ can be found here:  http://www.npp-racing.com/+HOMENPP.html   in the 'latest news' box, just scroll down till you see the 81 car.

KENNINGTON PREPARES FOR PHOENIX WILL MISS BRISTOL AND TEXAS
BRISTOL, TN (March 18) – After a three week break, the NASCAR Nationwide Series resumes its 2009 schedule this Saturday at Bristol Motor Speedway.  The familiar red and white #81 Dodge will be at the race track but series regular DJ Kennington will not be behind the wheel.  “I really wanted to race Bristol,” exclaims the St. Thomas Ontario driver, “but it’s a dollars and cents thing right now.”  The current economic down turn has forced many NASCAR Nationwide Teams to resort to unique partnerships to keep the wheels turning.  Kevin Hamlin, who is without a ride in 2009, will pilot the D.H. Griffin/Northern Provincial Pipelines #81 Dodge this weekend and the next scheduled race event in Texas on April 4th. 

Hamlin was a NASCAR Nationwide Series regular in 2007 driving for Chip Ganassi Racing.  Hamlin was called upon twice last season to fill in for Kennington.  Most recently, Hamlin has been a race spotter for NASCAR’s John Andretti, so he is looking forward to getting behind the wheel again.  “We had two good runs last year with MacDonald Motorsports (#81) at Dover and California,” says Hamlin, “I hope we can build on that success this year and bring home a solid top-15 finish.”  Kennington is looking forward to his next Nationwide Series race in Phoenix.  “We have a great team and we are doing what needs to be done to get this car to the track.”