GREEN POSTED THE 10th QUICK LAP IN FIRST PRACTICE AT DAYTONA!

The final practice session at Daytona International Speedway was rained out. The team will prepare for qualifying on Friday at 1:05 pm and the race at 8:00 pm.

TEAM 70 LOOKING FOR BETTER RESULTS AT DAYTONA

WARSAW, Ind. - After scoring three top-15 finishes in their last five starts, Mark Green and ML Motorsports head to Daytona this week looking for another good finish and a little redemption.

Green, driving the No. 70 Biomet/Foretravel Motorcoach Chevy owned by Mary Louise Miller and her daughter Stephany Mullen, heads to Daytona International Speedway for Friday's Winn-Dixie 250 NASCAR Nationwide Series race after 13th-place finish in the June 21 race at The Milwaukee Mile.

In the past five races, Green and Team 70 have finished fifth at Talladega, 22nd at Richmond, 14th at Nashville, 22nd at Kentucky and 13th at Milwaukee.

In the season opener at Daytona back in February, Green was involved in two accidents, one that destroyed the primary car in practice, and one that left he and the team with a disappointing 41st-place finish after qualifying 12th in the backup car.

Now, with the success they had at Talladega as well as the strong finishes at Nashville and Milwaukee, Green and Team 70 head to Daytona trying to continue their momentum.

GREEN, TEAM 70 SCORE A TOP 15 FINISH

WEST ALLIS, Wis. - It may not be the luckiest number, but Mark Green and the ML Motorsports team were happy to leave The Milwaukee Mile with a 13th-place finish in Saturday night's Camping World RV Rental 250 NASCAR Nationwide Series race.

Green, in the No. 70 Biomet/Foretravel Motorcoach Chevy owned by Mary Louise Miller and Stephany Mullen, the only mother-daughter ownership team in NASCAR, qualified 19th and drove to he and the Warsaw, Indiana-based teams third top 15 in their last five starts.

Carl Edwards won the race, followed in the top five by Joe Logano, Clint Bowyer, David Ragan and David Reutimann. Scott Wimmer finished sixth, while Mike Bliss, Brad Keselowski, Jason Keller and Jason Leffler rounded out the top 10.

It was the ninth start of the season for Green and Team 70, who have finished no worse than 22nd in their last five starts.

Saturday's race was also the one-year anniversary of Green taking over the driving duties for ML Motorsports in which Green finished 21st in his ML Motorsports debut at The Milwaukee Mile in 2007.

Green and Team 70 will be in action again Friday July 4 in the Winn-Dixie 250 at Daytona International Speedway, as the team prepares to go from the one-mile flat track in Milwaukee to a high-banked 2.5-mile track in Florida that should provide exciting restrictor plate racing under the lights. In their last restrictor plate race, Green and Team 70 finished fifth at Talladega in April.