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Leland Honeyman Jr. will drive for Young’s Motorsports.
Several teams will debut new schemes during the 2024 Cup season.
Numerous drivers changed teams over the NASCAR offseason.
NASCAR’s opening week culminates in the 66th running of the Daytona 500.
Fox Sports and NBC Sports will share coverage of Cup and Xfinity in 2024.
Ryan Blaney won three races and became a Cup Series champion.
Kyle Larson reached the Championship 4 for the second time in his Cup career.
William Byron led the Cup Series in wins in 2023.
Christopher Bell reached the Championship 4 for the second consecutive time.
Denny Hamlin reached 51 career Cup Series wins in 2023.
Tyler Reddick won two races in his first season with 23XI Racing.
Chris Buescher delivered career-best numbers for RFK Racing.
Brad Keselowski made the playoffs for the first time with RFK Racing.
Ross Chastain won two races and matched his single-season career-best mark.
Bubba Wallace made the playoffs for the first time in his Cup career.
The charitable foundation supported nearly 70 groups, organizations and charities.
William Sawalich will compete in multiple national NASCAR series in 2024.
Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen will support Kyle Busch and the No. 8 team in multiple races.
Martin Truex Jr. returned to victory lane last season after a winless 2022.
AJ Allmendinger will pull double duty to start the NASCAR season.
Anthony Alfredo will attempt to qualify for the Daytona 500.
Joey Logano won for the 32nd time in his Cup career.
AJ Allmendinger will reunite with a winning crew chief in his return to Xfinity.
Alex Bowman missed four weeks of the NASCAR season after a sprint car crash.