Entry List Update: Note: These entries are accurate as of - TopicsExpress

Entry List Update: Note: These entries are accurate as of Wednesday night. However, they are still subject to change. Sprint Cup Series FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks: 43 cars entered Drivers Ineligible to Earn Points: No. 32 - Blake Koch for Go FAS Racing No. 40 - Landon Cassill for Hillman Racing No. 44 - JJ Yeley for Swan Racing/Xxxtreme Motorsports Driver Change: No. 66 - Brett Moffitt is in the seat, replacing Joe Nemechek. Moffitt will be making his Sprint Cup Series debut. Since there are only 43 cars entered, no one will fail to qualify. Not Entered: No. 21 - Trevor Bayne for Wood Brothers Racing No. 95 - Michael McDowell for Leavine Family Racing Nationwide Series Buckle Up 200 presented by Click It or Ticket: 40 cars entered Drivers Ineligible to Earn Points: No. 20 - Matt Kenseth for Joe Gibbs Racing No. 22 - Joey Logano for Team Penske No. 23 - Timmy Hill for R3 Motorsports / Rick Ware Racing No. 33 - Cale Conley for Richard Childress Racing No. 40 - Josh Wise for The Motorsports Group No. 42 - Kyle Larson for Turner Scott Motorsports No. 54 - Kyle Busch for Joe Gibbs Racing No. 55 - Todd Bodine for Viva Motorsports with Frank Cicci/SS-Green Light Racing No. 87 - Joe Nemechek for Identity Ventures Racing Driver Changes: No. 13 - Matt Carter returns to the seat, replacing Derek White. Carter is typically the driver when the team doesnt have enough funding to go the distance. No. 14 - Jeff Green returns to the seat, replacing Eric McClure. Green is starting a five-race deal to drive for McClure with Hefty backing. No. 22 - Joey Logano returns to the seat, replacing Brad Keselowski. Logano is part of a rotation of drivers sharing one of the top Penske seats. No. 23 - Timmy Hill returns to the seat, replacing Carlos Contreras. Hill is part of a rotation of drivers sharing the seat. No. 44 - Paulie Harraka is in the seat, replacing David Starr. Harraka brought funding to the ride in a one-race deal. No. 55 - Todd Bodine returns to the seat, replacing Ross Chastain. Bodine is driving when theres no funding available for other drivers; he used to be Frank Ciccis full-time Nationwide Series guy in the 1990s (when it was the Busch Series). No. 74 - Mike Harmon returns to the seat, replacing Kevin Lepage. Harmon owns the team. No. 87 - Joe Nemechek returns to the seat, replacing Chris Cockrum. Nemechek owns the team. No. 93 - Josh Reaume is in the seat, replacing Harrison Rhodes. Reaume brings funding to the ride. Since there are only 40 cars entered, no one will fail to qualify. However, these drivers still need to qualify on speed: No. 10 - Blake Koch for TriStar Motorsports* No. 13 - Matt Carter for Carl Long Racing* No. 15 - Ryan Ellis for Rick Ware Racing No. 17 - Tanner Berryhill for Vision Racing No. 33 - Cale Conley for Richard Childress Racing No. 46 - Matt DiBenedetto for The Motorsports Group* No. 70 - Derrike Cope for Creation-Cope Racing No. 74 - Mike Harmon for Mike Harmon Racing No. 76 - Tommy Joe Martins for Martins Motorsports No. 89 - Morgan Shepherd for Shepherd Motor Ventures Not Entered: No. 5 - Kevin Harvick for JR Motorsports No. 25 - John Wes Townley for Athenian Motorsports No. 80 - Johnny Sauter for HRE Motorsports No. 84 - Chad Boat for Billy Boat Motorsports No. 86 - Kyle Fowler for DRG Motorsports No. 98 - Jeb Burton for Biagi-DenBeste Racing Camping World Truck Series Lucas Oil 200: 34 trucks entered Drivers Ineligible to Earn Points: No. 0 - Ryan Ellis for JJC Racing No. 36 - Blake Koch for MB Motorsports No. 51 - Kyle Busch for Kyle Busch Motorsports Driver Changes: No. 07 - Jimmy Weller returns to the seat, replacing Blake Koch. Weller is the full-time driver for SS Green Light. No. 08 - Jake Crum is in the seat, replacing Jimmy Weller. Crum is still eligible to drive here as his NASCAR license only restricts you to less than a mile-and-a-half ovals. No. 0 - Ryan Ellis returns to the seat, replacing Willie Allen. Ellis is running the start-and-park ride. No. 8 - John Hunter Nemechek returns to the seat, replacing his father Joe Nemechek. The younger Nemechek is driving on less than mile-and-a-half tracks until he turns age 18 and is eligible to compete. No. 9 - Brennan Newberry returns to the seat, replacing Justin Lofton. Newberry is running a limited schedule this season as the primary driver within the NTS Motorsports No. 9 team. No. 19 - Tyler Reddick returns to the seat, replacing Brad Keselowski. Reddick is running the majority of races for BKR this season. No. 20 - Gray Gaulding returns to the seat, replacing Austin Dillon. Gaulding is running a limited schedule for NTS. No. 32 - Ben Rhodes returns to the seat, replacing Tayler Malsam. Rhodes is running a limited schedule for Turner Scott. No. 36 - Blake Koch is in the seat, replacing Scott Stenzel. This ride is the start-and-park truck for MB Motorsports. Since there are only 34 trucks entered, no one will fail to qualify. However, these drivers must still qualify on speed: No. 00 - Cole Custer for Stewart-Haas Racing No. 02 - Tyler Young for Young’s Motorsports No. 0 - Ryan Ellis for JJC Racing* No. 33 - Brandon Jones for Turner Scott Motorsports No. 36 - Blake Koch for MB Motorsports* No. 40 - Todd Peck for Peck Motorsports No. 42 - Charles Lewandoski for Young’s Motorsports* No. 56 - Raymond Terczak, Jr. No. 92 - Scott Riggs for RBR Enterprises *- Expected to Start-and-Park Not Entered: No. 7 - Brian Ickler for Red Horse Racing No. 23 - Max Gresham for GMS Racing No. 28 - FDNY Racing No. 82 - Empire Racing Verizon IndyCar Series Chevrolet Duals at Detroit: 22 cars entered Driver Changes: No. 20 - Mike Conway returns to the seat, replacing Ed Carpenter. Entries: No. 2 - Juan Pablo Montoya for Team Penske No. 3 - Helio Castroneves for Team Penske No. 7 - Mikhail Aleshin for Schmidt Peterson Motorsports No. 8 - Ryan Briscoe for NTT Data Chip Ganassi Racing No. 9 - Scott Dixon for Target Chip Ganassi Racing No. 10 - Tony Kanaan for Target Chip Ganassi Racing No. 11 - Sebastien Bourdais for KVSH Racing No. 12 - Will Power for Team Penske No. 14 - Takuma Sato for A.J. Foyt Enterprises No. 15 - Graham Rahal for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing No. 17 - Sebastian Saavedra for KVAFS Racing No. 18 - Carlos Huertas for Dale Coyne Racing No. 19 - Justin Wilson for Dale Coyne Racing No. 20 - Mike Conway for Ed Carpenter Racing No. 25 - Marco Andretti for Andretti Autosport No. 27 - James Hinchcliffe for Andretti Autosport No. 28 - Ryan Hunter-Reay for Andretti Autosport No. 34 - Carlos Munoz for Andretti Autosport/HVM Racing No. 67 - Josef Newgarden for Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing No. 77 - Simon Pagenaud for Schmidt Peterson Hamilton Motorsports No. 83 - Charlie Kimball for Novo Nordisk Chip Ganassi Racing No. 98 - Jack Hawksworth for Bryan Herta Autosport with Curb-Agajanian Not Entered: No. 5 - Jacques Villeneuve for Schmidt Peterson Motorsports No. 6 - Townsend Bell for KV Racing Technology No. 16 - Oriol Servia for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing No. 21 - JR Hildebrand for Ed Carpenter Racing No. 22 - Sage Karam for Dreyer & Reinbold Racing-Kingdom Racing No. 26 - Kurt Busch for Andretti Autosport No. 33 - James Davison for KVRT/Always Evolving Racing No. 41 - Martin Plowman for A.J. Foyt Enterprises No. 63 - Pippa Mann for Dale Coyne Racing No. 68 - Alex Tagliani for Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing No. 91 - Buddy Lazier for Lazier Partners Racing TUDOR United SportsCar Championship Chevrolet Sports Car Classic: 32 cars entered in 2 classes: Prototype (P) Entries: 11 No. 01 - Scott Pruett/Memo Rojas for Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates No. 07 - Tristan Nunez/Joel Miller for SpeedSource No. 1 - Ryan Dalziel/Scott Sharp for Extreme Speed Motorsports No. 2 - Ed Brown/Johannes van Overbeek for Extreme Speed Motorsports No. 5 - João Barbosa/Christian Fittipaldi for Action Express Racing No. 10 - Jordan Taylor/Ricky Taylor for Wayne Taylor Racing No. 31 - Eric Curran/Boris Said for Marsh Racing No. 42 - Olivier Pla/Gustavo Yacaman for OAK Racing No. 60 - Oswaldo Negri, Jr./John Pew for Michael Shank Racing with Curb/Agajanian No. 70 - Tom Long/Sylvain Tremblay for SpeedSource No. 90 - Michael Valiante/Richard Westbrook for Spirit of Daytona Racing Grand Touring Daytona (GT-D) Entries: 21 No. 007 - Al Carter/James Davison for TRG-AMR No. 18 - Sebastian Asch/Tomy Drissi for Muehlner Motorsports America No. 19 - Unknown drivers for Muehlner Motorsports America No. 22 - Leh Keen/Cooper MacNeil for Alex Job Racing No. 23 - Mario Farnbacher/Ian James for Alex Job Racing/Team Seattle No. 27 - Andrew Davis/Brett Sandberg for Dempsey Racing No. 30 - Henrique Cisneros/Kuba Giermaziak for NGT Motorsport No. 33 - Jeroen Bleekemolen/Ben Keating for Riley Motorsports No. 35 - Seth Neiman/Dion von Moltke for Flying Lizard Motorsports No. 44 - Andy Lally/John Potter for Magnus Racing No. 45 - Nelson Canache/Spencer Pumpelly for Flying Lizard Motorsports No. 46 - Charles Espenlaub/Charles Putman for Fall-Line Motorsports No. 48 - Christopher Haase/Bryce Miller for Paul Miller Racing No. 58 - Jan Heylen/Madison Snow for Snow Racing/Wright Motorsports No. 63 - Alessandro Balzan/Jeff Westphal for Scuderia Corsa No. 64 - Chris Cumming/Kyle Marcelli for Scuderia Corsa No. 71 - Dr. Jim Norman/Craig Stanton for Park Place Motorsports No. 73 - Kevin Estre/Patrick Lindsey for Park Place Motorsports No. 81 - Ben Barker/Damien Faulkner for GB Autosport No. 94 - Dane Cameron/Markus Palttala for Turner Motorsport No. 555 - Townsend Bell/Bill Sweedler for AIM Autosport Not Entered: No. 51 - Eddie Cheever, III/Jack Gerber for Spirit of Race ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards Great Railing 150 presented by Barbera’s Autoland: 23 cars entered Driver Changes: No. 48 - Darrell Basham returns to the seat, replacing Brad Smith. No. 52 - Matt Tifft returns to the seat, replacing Ken Schrader. No. 55 - Brian Wong is in the seat, replacing Cody Coughlin. No. 66 - Michael Self is in the seat, replacing J.J. Haley. No. 69 - Raul Orlandini is in the seat, replacing Chris Bailey, Jr. Orlandini will be making his ARCA Racing Series debut. No. 99 - An unknown driver will be in the seat, replacing Dave Savicki. Notable Entries: No. 6 - Josh Williams for Williams Racing No. 15 - John Wes Townley for Venturini Motorsports No. 17 - Kyle Benjamin for Roulo Brothers Racing No. 22 - Austin Wayne Self for Cunningham Motorsports No. 23 - Spencer Gallagher for GMS Racing No. 25 - Justin Boston for Venturini Motorsports No. 44 - Frank Kimmel for Win-Tron Racing No. 52 - Matt Tifft for Ken Schrader Racing No. 53 - Andrew Ranger for NDS Motorsports No. 66 - Michael Self for Venturini Motorsports No. 90 - Grant Enfinger for Team BCR No. 98 - Mason Mitchell for Mason Mitchell Motorsports Not Entered: No. 10 - Fast Track Racing/Ken Schrader Racing No. 18 - Bill Catania for Catania Racing No. 28 - Mike Buckley for Buckley Motorsports No. 29 - Wayne Edwards for Brown Motorsports No. 40 - Jay Curry for Carter 2 Racing No. 88 - Justin Allison for Team BCR No. 92 - Chris Brown for Brown Motorsports

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