Stewart-Haas Racing: 4- Kevin Harvick, 10- Aric Almirola, 14- Chase Briscoe, 41- Cole Custer Spire Motorsports: 7- Corey LaJoie, 77- Landon Cassill Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing: 6- Brad Keselowski, 17- Chris Buescher Rick Ware Racing: 15- David Ragan, 51- Cody Ware Richard Childress Racing: 3- Austin Dillon, 8- Tyler Reddick Petty GMS Motorsports: 42- Ty Dillon, 43- Erik Jones JTG Daugherty Racing: 47- Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Kaulig Racing: 16- Daniel Hemric, 31- Justin Haley Joe Gibbs Racing: 11- Denny Hamlin, 18- Kyle Busch, 19- Martin Truex Jr., 20- Christopher Bell Hendrick Motorsports: 5- Kyle Larson, 9- Chase Elliott, 24- William Byron, 48- Alex Bowman We’ll break it down by team with their car numbers:įront Row Motorsports: 34- Michael McDowell, 38- Todd Gilliland The top-finishing driver among them in each of the two races will get a spot in the field, and the two drivers remaining with the best qualifying times in single-car runs the previous day will also get into the race.
Those six drivers - Greg Biffle (NY Racing, not announced yet but expected to enter), Noah Gragson (Beard Motorsports), Kaz Grala (The Money Team Racing), Timmy Hill (Motorsports Business Management), Jacques Villeneuve (Team Hezeberg) and JJ Yeley (MBM) - will be split among the fields for the qualifying races ("the duels") on Thursday.
There are four spots remaining for non-chartered cars, known as "open" cars. Thirty-six drivers have charters, NASCAR’s version of a franchise. There will be 40 cars in the Daytona 500. Bob Pockrass and several NASCAR drivers give you the rundown on the new Next Gen car for the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series season.
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