Mark Martin

66-Year-Old Driver

2025 Fantasy Outlook

There was no outlook written for Mark Martin in 2025. Check out the latest news below for more on his current fantasy value.

Rookie Year 1981

Birth Date 1/9/1959

Born Batesville, AR, USA

Country United States

Sprint Cup

July 31, 2014

Roush Fenway Racing announces that legendary NASCAR driver Martin is returning to the race team where he excelled behind the wheel for almost 20 years - this time as the team's driver development coach, roushfenway.com reports.

ANALYSIS
The recently retired Martin can't stay away from the race track. He has been hired by his former boss Jack Roush to mentor and coach the team's young drivers coming up through the lower divisions of NASCAR. Martin will be a great influence for drivers like Trevor Bayne and Chris Buescher as they work their way up the development ladder.

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Past Fantasy Outlooks

2014

2008

2006

Martin moved into semi-retirement after the 2013 season. He will do some testing and driver coaching for Stewart-Haas Racing this season, but his days of racing on Sunday's are over.

The 54-year-old legend will saddle up for another part-time schedule with Michael Waltrip Racing in 2013. Martin will once again pilot the No. 55 Toyota under the guidance of crew chief Rodney Childers. The duo combined for four pole positions and 10 Top-10 finishes in just 24 starts last season. Martin narrowly missed victory lane on two occasions last year, so his level of performance was very high. We expect similar results from the veteran driver in the upcoming season. Martin should crest the 10 Top-10 finish plateau and possibly get back into winner’s circle.

2006 was supposed to be Martin's first retirement season, but a driver shakeup at Roush Racing caused owner Jack Roush to ask Martin for just one more season. Martin will be good for another Chase run in 2006, but don't expect another top 5 points result.

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Sprint Cup

November 19, 2013

Stewart-Haas Racing competition director Greg Zipadelli said that Martin's 2014 role with the team "is not completely identified yet," but predicts the veteran will be a valuable addition after ostensibly running his last Sprint Cup for the foreseeable future race on Sunday, ESPN.com reports.