| No. | Driver | Sponsor | Make | Organization |
| 00 | Landon Cassill | Permatex | Chevrolet | StarCom Racing |
| 1 | Kurt Busch | Monster Energy | Chevrolet | Chip Ganassi Racing |
| 2 | Brad Keselowski | Miller Lite | Ford | Team Penske |
| 3 | Austin Dillon | Bass Pro Shops / Tracker Off-Road | Chevrolet | Richard Childress Racing |
| 4 | Kevin Harvick | Busch Beer | Ford | Stewart-Haas Racing |
| 6 | Ryan Newman | Acronis | Ford | Roush Fenway Racing |
| 8 | Daniel Hemric | Bass Pro Shops / Tracker Boats | Chevrolet | Richard Childress Racing |
| 9 | Chase Elliott | Hooters Spirits | Chevrolet | Hendrick Motorsports |
| 10 | Aric Almirola | Smithfield | Ford | Stewart-Haas Racing |
| 11 | Denny Hamlin | FedEx Freight | Toyota | Joe Gibbs Racing |
| 12 | Ryan Blaney | Dent Wizard | Ford | Team Penske |
| 13 | Ty Dillon | GEICO Military | Chevrolet | Germain Racing |
| 14 | Clint Bowyer | Peak Lighting | Ford | Stewart-Haas Racing |
| 15 | Ross Chastain | Chantz Auto Group | Chevrolet | Premium Motorsports |
| 17 | Ricky Stenhouse Jr. | Fastenal | Ford | Roush Fenway Racing |
| 18 | Kyle Busch | M&M’s | Toyota | Joe Gibbs Racing |
| 19 | Martin Truex Jr. | Bass Pro Shops | Toyota | Joe Gibbs Racing |
| 20 | Erik Jones | Stanley | Toyota | Joe Gibbs Racing |
| 21 | Paul Menard | Menards / Knauf | Ford | Wood Brothers Racing |
| 22 | Joey Logano | Shell Pennzoil | Ford | Team Penske |
| 24 | William Byron | Liberty University | Chevrolet | Hendrick Motorsports |
| 27 | Quin Houff | TBA | Chevrolet | Premium Motorsports |
| 32 | Corey LaJoie | Coin Lotto | Ford | Go Fas Racing |
| 34 | Michael McDowell | Love’s Travel Stops | Ford | Front Row Motorsports |
| 36 | Matt Tifft | Surface Sunscreen | Ford | Front Row Motorsports |
| 37 | Chris Buescher | Bush’s Beans | Chevrolet | JTG Daugherty Racing |
| 38 | David Ragan | MDS | Ford | Front Row Motorsports |
| 41 | Daniel Suarez | Haas Automation | Ford | Stewart-Haas Racing |
| 42 | Kyle Larson | Credit One Bank | Chevrolet | Chip Ganassi Racing |
| 43 | Bubba Wallace | United States Air Force | Chevrolet | Richard Petty Motorsports |
| 47 | Ryan Preece | Kroger | Chevrolet | JTG Daugherty Racing |
| 48 | Jimmie Johnson | Ally | Chevrolet | Hendrick Motorsports |
| 51 | BJ McLeod | Pinnacle Sports and Entertainment | Chevrolet | Petty Ware Racing |
| 52 | Bayley Currey | Belmont Classic Cars | Chevrolet | Rick Ware Racing |
| 53 | Josh Bilicki | Chelle Corporation / AQRE | Chevrolet | Rick Ware Racing |
| 77 | Reed Sorenson | Go-Parts.com | Chevrolet | Spire Motorsports |
| 88 | Alex Bowman | Nationwide | Chevrolet | Hendrick Motorsports |
| 95 | Matt DiBenedetto | Toyota Express Maintenance | Toyota | Leavine Family Racing |
Hailie Deegan will get her third taste of Bristol Motor Speedway in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East on Thursday. The grassroots racer will pilot the No. 54 Toyota for DGR-Crosley at the .533-mile track, the team announced Monday morning.
Deegan has two career starts at Bristol in the East, including a 16th-place run earlier this year.
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The 18-year-old currently is second in the K&N Pro Series West standing, where she is a regular, through eight of 14 races. She trails leader Derek Kraus by 16 points and has two wins to her credit so far this year.
The K&N West Series races at Evergreen Speedway on Aug. 17, so Deegan will fly from Tennessee to Washington state after the East race.
Both K&N races will be broadcast live on FansChoice.TV, so make your plans now. The K&N East Series race begins at 6 p.m. ET on Thursday, with the K&N West Series race at 9:30 p.m. ET Saturday.
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Ray Ciccarelli placed ninth in the Corrigan Oil 200 at Michigan International Speedway on Saturday. It’s Ciccarelli’s first top-10 finish of the season.
Austin Hill earned the checkered flag in the race, with Sheldon Creed following in second, and Tyler Dippel placing third. Brett Moffitt took fourth place, followed by Austin Wayne Self to round out the top five.
Stage 1 was won by Ross Chastain, while Moffitt took Stage 2.
Ciccarelli earned 28 points over the weekend, giving him 100 on the year. He ranks No. 29 in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series overall points standings.
The third-year driver did not pick up any playoff points this week and still is in search of his first playoff points of the season.
Ciccarelli qualified in 30th position at 174.914 mph.
After 14 career starts, the Ellicott City, Maryland product continues to search for his first win and top-10 finish.
There were 32 cars in the field and the race endured eight cautions and 35 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were 17 lead changes.
With Hill driving his Tundra to victory lane for Shigeaki Hattori, Toyota added 40 points to its season totals. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 600 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 581. Ford sits at No. 3 with 535 points on the season.
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Bayley Currey finished sixth in the Corrigan Oil 200 at Michigan International Speedway on Saturday. It’s Currey’s first top-10 finish of the season.
Austin Hill took the checkered flag in the race, with Sheldon Creed finishing second, and Tyler Dippel placing third. Brett Moffitt brought home fourth place, followed by Austin Wayne Self to round out the top five.
Stage 1 was won by Ross Chastain while Moffitt finished out front in Stage 2.
Currey earned 32 points over the weekend, giving him 54 on the year. He ranks No. 41 in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series overall points standings.
The third-year driver did not pick up any playoff points this week and still is in search of his first playoff points of the season.
Currey qualified in 11th position at 182.565 mph.
The Driftwood, Texas native has yet to secure his first NASCAR win but has placed in the top 10 in one race.
There were 32 cars in the field and the race saw eight cautions and 35 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were 17 lead changes.
With Hill driving his Tundra to victory lane for Shigeaki Hattori, Toyota added 40 points to its season totals. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 600 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 581. Ford sits at No. 3 with 535 points on the season.
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Austin Wayne Self finished fifth in the Corrigan Oil 200 at Michigan International Speedway on Saturday. It’s Self’s first top-five finish of the season.
Austin Hill took the checkered flag in the race, with Sheldon Creed finishing second, and Tyler Dippel crossing the finish line third.
Ross Chastain took Stage 1 and Moffitt finished out front in Stage 2.
Self earned 37 points over the weekend, increasing his total to 303 on the season. He ranks No. 14 in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series overall standings.
The fourth-year driver did not earn any playoff points this week and still is in search of his first playoff points of the season.
Self qualified in 23rd position at 180.900 mph.
Self still is looking for his first career win but owns one top-five finish and six finishes in the top 10.
There were 32 cars in the field and the race endured eight cautions and 35 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were 17 lead changes.
With Hill driving his Tundra to victory for Shigeaki Hattori, Toyota added 40 points to its season totals. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 600 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 581. Ford sits at No. 3 with 535 points on the season.
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Tyler Dippel finished third in the Corrigan Oil 200 at Michigan International Speedway on Saturday. It’s Dippel’s first top-five finish of the season.
Austin Hill secured the win in the race, with Sheldon Creed taking second. Brett Moffitt took fourth place, followed by Austin Wayne Self to round out the top five.
Stage 1 was won by Ross Chastain while Moffitt finished out front in Stage 2.
Dippel earned 34 points over the weekend, giving him 371 on the year. He ranks No. 13 in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series standings.
The second-year driver did not pick up any playoff points this week and still is in search of his first playoff points of the season.
Dippel qualified in 17th position at 181.832 mph.
The Wallkill, New York product has yet to secure his first NASCAR win but has placed in the top 10 in two races.
There were 32 cars in the field and the race saw eight cautions and 35 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were 17 lead changes.
With Hill driving his Tundra to glory for Shigeaki Hattori, Toyota added 40 points to its season totals. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 600 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 581. Ford sits at No. 3 with 535 points on the season.
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Sheldon Creed placed second in the Corrigan Oil 200 at Michigan International Speedway Saturday. It’s Creed’s second top-five finish of the season.
Austin Hill earned the checkered flag in the race, with Tyler Dippel placing third. Brett Moffitt brought home fourth place, followed by Austin Wayne Self in the No. 5 spot.
Ross Chastain won Stage 1 and Moffitt won Stage 2.
Creed earned 37 points over the weekend, giving him 487 on the year. He ranks No. 12 in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series overall standings.
The fourth-year driver did not earn any playoff points this week and still is in search of his first playoff points of the season.
Creed qualified in 18th position at 181.814 mph. He led on three occasions for a total of nine laps.
Creed still is looking for his first career win but owns two top-five finishes and seven finishes in the top 10.
There were 32 cars in the field and the race saw eight cautions and 35 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were 17 lead changes.
With Hill driving his Tundra to victory lane for Shigeaki Hattori, Toyota added 40 points to its season totals. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 600 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 581. Ford sits at No. 3 with 535 points on the season.
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Will Rodgers crossed the finish line 12th in the B&L Transport 170 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course Saturday.
Austin Cindric brought home the win in the race, with Christopher Bell finishing second, and AJ Allmendinger placing third. Tyler Reddick took fourth place, followed by Noah Gragson in the No. 5 spot.
Chase Briscoe took Stage 1 and Jack Hawksworth finished out front in Stage 2.
Rodgers earned 25 points over the weekend, giving him 34 on the season. He ranks No. 44 in the NASCAR Xfinity Series overall standings.
The first-year driver did not earn any playoff points this week and still is in search of her first playoff points of the season.
Rodgers qualified in 22nd position at 94.142 mph.
After two career starts, the Maui, Hawaii product continues to search for his first win and top-10 finish.
There were 38 cars in the field and the race endured six cautions and 17 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were 10 lead changes.
With Cindric driving his Mustang to victory for Roger Penske, Ford added 40 points to its season totals. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 755 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 749. Ford sits at No. 3 with 746 points on the season.
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Brandon Jones crossed the finish line 10th in the B&L Transport 170 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course on Saturday. It’s Jones’ 10th top-10 finish of the season.
Austin Cindric came away with the victory in the race, with Christopher Bell finishing second, and AJ Allmendinger placing third. Tyler Reddick took fourth place, followed by Noah Gragson to round out the top five.
Chase Briscoe took Stage 1 and Jack Hawksworth won Stage 2.
Jones earned 34 points over the weekend, giving him 568 on the year. He ranks No. 12 in the NASCAR Xfinity Series overall standings.
The fifth-year driver did not earn any playoff points this week and still is in search of his first playoff points of the season.
Jones qualified in ninth position at 95.023 mph.
Jones still is looking for his first career win but owns six top-five finishes and 44 finishes in the top 10.
There were 38 cars in the field and the race endured six cautions and 17 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were 10 lead changes.
With Cindric driving his Mustang to glory for Roger Penske, Ford added 40 points to its season totals. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 755 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 749. Ford sits at No. 3 with 746 points on the season.
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Justin Haley crossed the finish line ninth in the B&L Transport 170 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course on Saturday. It’s Haley’s 15th top-10 finish of the season.
Austin Cindric brought home the win in the race, with Christopher Bell finishing second, and AJ Allmendinger placing third. Tyler Reddick brought home fourth place, followed by Noah Gragson to round out the top five.
Chase Briscoe won Stage 1, and Jack Hawksworth took Stage 2.
Haley earned 31 points over the weekend, giving him 658 on the year. He ranks No. 8 in the NASCAR Xfinity Series points standings.
The second-year driver did not pick up any playoff points this week and still is in search of his first playoff points of the season.
Haley qualified in 13th position at 95.123 mph.
Haley still is looking for his first career win but owns two top-five finishes and 15 finishes in the top 10.
There were 38 cars in the field and the race saw six cautions and 17 caution laps. Prior to the checkered flag, there were 10 lead changes.
With Cindric driving his Mustang to victory for Roger Penske, Ford added 40 points to its season totals. Overall, Toyota ranks No. 1 with 755 points, followed by Chevrolet in the No. 2 spot with 749. Ford sits at No. 3 with 746 points on the season.
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