Race #17 - Ally 400 at Nashville Superspeedway

[NC_RaiderFan5]

NASCAR CUP SERIES
Race Weekend at a Glance
Race: Ally 400 (Race #17 of 36), 300 laps (399.9 miles)
Track: Nashville Superspeedway (1.333-mile tri-oval) in Lebanon, Tenn.
Stages: 90 laps/95 laps/115 laps
TV: Sunday, June 26, at 5 p.m. ET on NBC

Last Year's Race: 2021 Ally 400
1. Kyle Larson, #5 Chevrolet
2. Ross Chastain, #42 Chevrolet
3. William Byron, #24 Chevrolet
4. Aric Almirola, #10 Ford
5. Kevin Harvick, #4 Ford
Polesitter: Aric Almirola, #10 Ford

Entry List:
_1) #_1 Ross Chastain, Jockey Made in America Collection Apparel Chevrolet
_2) #_2 Austin Cindric, Duracell Batteries/Menards Home Improvement Ford
_3) #_3 Austin Dillon, Bass Pro Shops 50th Anniversary/Tracker Off Road Vehicles Chevrolet
_4) #_4 Kevin Harvick, Busch Light Apple Beer #BuschBingo Ford
_5) #_5 Kyle Larson, Hendrick Cars Vehicle Dealers Chevrolet
_6) #_6 Brad Keselowski, King's Hawaiian Pretzel Slider Buns/Castrol Motor Oil Ford
_7) #_7 Corey LaJoie, Schluter Systems Tile Installation Chevrolet
_8) #_8 Tyler Reddick, 3Chi Hemp-Derived Products Chevrolet
_9) #_9 Chase Elliott, NAPA Auto Parts Chevrolet
10) #10 Aric Almirola, Haas Tooling CNC Products Ford
11) #11 Denny Hamlin, FedEx Office Printing and Shipping Services/Sport Clips Haircuts Toyota
12) #12 Ryan Blaney, Advance Auto Parts Ford
13) #14 Chase Briscoe, Mahindra Tractors and Farm Equipment Ford
14) #15 J.J. Yeley, Rick Ware Racing Ford
15) #16 A.J. Allmendinger, Gold Fish Casino Slots Online Game Chevrolet
16) #17 Chris Buescher, Fastenal Industrial Supplies/Purell Hand Sanitizer Ford
17) #18 Kyle Busch, Pedigree Dog Food and Treats/Pedigree Foundation Nonprofit Organization Toyota
18) #19 Martin Truex, Jr., Bass Pro Shops 50th Anniversary/Tracker Boats and ATVs Toyota
19) #20 Christopher Bell, DeWalt Power Tools/Yahoo! Web Services Provider Toyota
20) #21 Harrison Burton, Dex Imaging Copiers and Printers Ford
21) #22 Joey Logano, Shell Gasoline/Pennzoil Motor Oil Ford
22) #23 Bubba Wallace, Root Insurance Automobile Coverage Toyota
23) #24 William Byron, Valvoline Motor Oil Chevrolet
24) #31 Justin Haley, LeafFilter Gutter Protection Chevrolet
25) #34 Michael McDowell, Love's Travel Stops/Luber-Finer Oil Filters Ford
26) #38 Todd Gilliland, Boot Barn Western Wear Stores Ford
27) #41 Cole Custer, Dixie Vodka Ford
28) #42 Ty Dillon, Black Rifle Coffee Company Chevrolet
29) #43 Erik Jones, Focus Factor Brain Health Supplement Chevrolet
30) #45 Kurt Busch, Monster Energy Drink Toyota
31) #47 Ricky Stenhouse, Jr., Kroger Supermarkets/Entenmann's Baked Goods Chevrolet
32) #48 Alex Bowman, Ally Financial Banking and Loans Music City Chevrolet
33) #51 Cody Ware, Nurtec ODT Migraine Medication Ford
34) #77 Josh Bilicki, Zeigler Auto Group Vehicle Sales Chevrolet
35) #78 B.J. McLeod, Motorsport Games eSports/NASCAR Ignition 21 Video Game Ford
36) #99 Daniel Suarez, Tootsies Orchid Lounge Honky-Tonk Chevrolet

[NC_RaiderFan5]

36 cars are entered for 40 starting spots in the 2022 Ally 400.

Changes:
J.J. Yeley returns to the #15 Ford
B.J. McLeod returns to the #78 Ford

Non-Chartered Cars:
None

[NC_RaiderFan5]

NASCAR XFINITY SERIES
Race Weekend at a Glance
Race: Tennessee Lottery 250 (Race #16 of 33), 188 laps (250.604 miles)
Track: Nashville Superspeedway (1.333-mile tri-oval) in Lebanon, Tenn.
Stages: 45 laps/45 laps/98 laps
TV: Saturday, June 25, at 3:30 p.m. ET on USA Network

Last Year's Race: Tennessee Lottery 250
1. Kyle Busch, #54 Toyota
2. Justin Allgaier, #7 Chevrolet
3. Harrison Burton, #20 Toyota
4. Josh Berry, #8 Chevrolet
5. A.J. Allmendinger, #16 Chevrolet
Polesitter: Kyle Busch, #54 Toyota

Entry List:
_1) #02 Brett Moffitt, RED/Half Off Wholesale Chevrolet
_2) #07 Joe Graf, Jr., Bucked Up Energy Drink Ford
_3) #08 David Starr, SS-Greenlight Racing Ford
_4) #_1 Sam Mayer, Huck's Market Chevrolet
_5) #_2 Sheldon Creed, Whelen Chevrolet
_6) #_4 Bayley Currey, JD Motorsports Chevrolet
_7) #_5 Ryan Preece, United Rentals Ford
_8) #_6 Ryan Vargas, JD Motorsports Chevrolet
_9) #_7 Justin Allgaier, Hellmann's Chevrolet
10) #_8 Josh Berry, Tire Pros Chevrolet
11) #_9 Noah Gragson, Bass Pro Shops/TrueTimber/BRCC Chevrolet
12) #10 Landon Cassill, Voyager - Crypto For All Chevrolet
13) #11 Daniel Hemric, Cirkul - Water Your Way Chevrolet
14) #13 J.J. Yeley, MBM Motorsports Toyota
15) #16 A.J. Allmendinger, Nutrien Ag Solutions Chevrolet
16) #18 Trevor Bayne, Devotion Nutrition Toyota
17) #19 Brandon Jones, Ortho GroundClear/Menards Toyota
18) #21 Austin Hill, Bennett Transportation and Logistics Chevrolet
19) #23 Anthony Alfredo, Blue Otter Polarized Chevrolet
20) #26 Jeffrey Earnhardt, ForeverLawn Toyota
21) #27 Jeb Burton, Hawkins Homes Chevrolet
22) #28 Parker Retzlaff, Funkaway Ford
23) #31 Myatt Snider, Superior Essex Chevrolet
24) #34 Kyle Weatherman, Jesse Iwjui Motorsports Chevrolet
25) #35 Patrick Emerling, Emerling Gase Motorsports Toyota
26) #36 Alex Labbe, Yoco Vodka Chevrolet
27) #38 Kyle Sieg, Night Owl Ford
28) #39 Ryan Sieg, A-Game Ford
29) #44 Ryan Ellis, Renascent Demolition Chevrolet
30) #45 Stefan Parsons, Millennium Metal Fabrications Chevrolet
31) #47 Brennan Poole, Mike Harmon Racing Chevrolet
32) #48 Tyler Reddick, Big Machine Racing/Lady A Chevrolet
33) #51 Jeremy Clements, All South Electric Chevrolet
34) #54 Ty Gibbs, Monster Energy Toyota
35) #66 Natalie Decker, MBM Motorsports Toyota
36) #68 Brandon Brown, StruXure Chevrolet
37) #77 Dillon Bassett, Jerry Hunt/Honest Amish Chevrolet
38) #78 Josh Williams, Peg Leg Porker/Alloy Chevrolet
39) #91 Mason Massey, Los Magos Chevrolet
40) #98 Riley Herbst, Monster Energy Ford
41) #99 Matt Mills, J.F. Electric Chevrolet

[NC_RaiderFan5]

NASCAR CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES
Race Weekend at a Glance
Race: Rackley Roofing 200 (Race #14 of 23), 150 laps (199.95 miles)
Track: Nashville Superspeedway (1.333-mile tri-oval) in Nashville, Tenn.
Stages: 45 laps/50 laps/55 laps
TV: Friday, June 24, at 8 p.m. ET on FOX Sports 1

Last Year's Race: 2021 Rackley Roofing 200
1. Ryan Preece, #17 Ford
2. Todd Gilliland, #38 Ford
3. Grant Enfinger, #98 Toyota
4. Zane Smith, #21 Chevrolet
5. Stewart Friesen, #52 Toyota
Polesitter: Derek Kraus, #19 Chevrolet

Entry List:
_1) #02 Jesse Little, Catchin' Deers Chevrolet
_2) #_1 Hailie Deegan, Wastequip Ford
_3) #_4 John Hunter Nemechek, Mobil 1 Toyota
_4) #_9 Blaine Perkins, Raceline Chevrolet
_5) #10 Jennifer Jo Cobb, W Nashville Ford
_6) #12 Spencer Boyd, Rimtyme Chevrolet
_7) #14 Trey Hutchens, Trey Hutchens Racing Chevrolet
_8) #15 Tanner Gray, Ford Performance Ford
_9) #16 Tyler Ankrum, Liuna Toyota
10) #17 Ryan Preece, Hunt Brothers Pizza Ford
11) #18 Chandler Smith, Safelite AutoGlass Toyota
12) #19 Derek Kraus, McAnally Hilgemann Racing Chevrolet
13) #20 Stefan Parsons, Young's Motorsports Chevrolet
14) #22 Max Gutierrez, AM Racing Chevrolet
15) #23 Grant Enfinger, Champion Power Equipment Chevrolet
16) #24 Jack Wood, Chevy Liners Chevrolet
17) #25 Matt DiBenedetto, Rackley Roofing/WAR Shocks Chevrolet
18) #26 Tate Fogleman, Dickies/Realtree/Camospace Chevrolet
19) #30 Camden Murphy, Rowdy Energy Toyota
20) #32 Bret Holmes, Golden Eagle Syrup Chevrolet
21) #33 Chris Hacker, Reaume Brothers Racing Chevrolet
22) #38 Zane Smith, Speedco/LuberFiner Ford
23) #40 Dean Thompson, Worldwide Express Chevrolet
24) #42 Carson Hocevar, Worldwide Express Chevrolet
25) #43 Nick Leitz, Morgan and Morgan Chevrolet
26) #44 Kris Wright, Big Dog Energy Chevrolet
27) #45 Lawless Alan, AutoDockIt Chevrolet
28) #46 Chase Janes, Waste Connection Services Toyota
29) #47 Kaden Honeycutt, Friends of Jaclyn Foundation Toyota
30) #51 Corey Heim, JBL Toyota
31) #52 Stewart Friesen, Halmar International Toyota
32) #56 Timmy Hill, Coble Enterprises Toyota
33) #61 Chase Purdy, Bama Buggies Toyota
34) #62 Todd Bodine, Camping World Toyota
35) #66 Ty Majeski, ThorSport Racing Toyota
36) #75 Parker Kligerman, Henderson Motorsports Chevrolet
37) #84 Clay Greenfield, Cook Racing Technologies Toyota
38) #88 Matt Crafton, Great Lakes Flooring/Menards Toyota
39) #90 Justin Carroll, Carroll's Automotive Toyota
40) #91 Colby Howard, Gates Hydraulics Chevrolet
41) #98 Christian Eckes, ThorSport Racing Toyota
42) #99 Ben Rhodes, ThorSport Racing Toyota

[NC_RaiderFan5]

ARCA MENARDS SERIES
Race Weekend at a Glance
Race: Menards 250 (Race #8 of 20), 250 laps (93.75 miles)
Track: Elko Speedway (0.375-mile oval) in Elko New Market, Minn.
TV: Saturday, June 25, at 9:30 p.m. ET on MAVTV Motorsports Network

Last Year's Race: 2021 Menards 250
1. Corey Heim, #20 Toyota
2. Jesse Love, #15 Toyota
3. Gracie Trotter, #25 Toyota
4. Ty Gibbs, #18 Toyota
5. Taylor Gray, #17 Ford
Polesitter: Ty Gibbs, #18 Toyota

Entry List:
_1) #01 D.L. Wilson, Fast Track Racing Chevrolet
_2) #03 Alex Clubb, Clubb Racing Ford
_3) #_2 Nick Sanchez, Max Siegel Chevrolet
_4) #_6 Rajah Caruth, Max Siegel/St. Vincent and Grenadines Chevrolet
_5) #_7 Colton Collins, Red Tide Canopies/Coble Enterprises/CCM Chevrolet
_6) #10 Zachary Tinkle, Fast Track Racing Toyota
_7) #11 Bryce Haugeberg, Universal Technical Institute/Magnum Chevrolet
_8) #12 Willie Mullins, CW Metals/Crow Wing Recycling Toyota
_9) #15 Landon Pembelton, Mobil 1 Toyota
10) #17 Taylor Gray, Ford Performance Ford
11) #18 Sammy Smith, Allstate Peterbilt Group Toyota
12) #20 Jesse Love, JBL Toyota
13) #25 Toni Breidinger, Pit Viper Toyota
14) #27 Dallas Frueh, Immigration Law Center Chevrolet
15) #30 Amber Balcaen, Icon Ford
16) #35 Greg Van Alst, CB Fabricating Ford
17) #43 Daniel Dye, Martech Services Company Chevrolet
18) #48 Brad Smith, Copraya Chevrolet
19) #55 Tom Hessert, Hessert Cars Toyota
20) #66 Ron Vandermeir, Jr., Mac Rak Engineered Rak Repair Toyota

[OhSoSlick]

Truex not retiring. Staying in the 19 with JGR.

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[OhSoSlick]

JTG Daugherty Racing announces a contract extension for Ricky Stenhouse Jr.

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[redsox12]

NC, why did u switch from Ricky to Ross?

[NC_RaiderFan5]

NC, why did u switch from Ricky to Ross?

I still pull for both, but admittedly, it's a little easier to have Ross be the main guy right now. I've pulled for Ricky since about 2012 and for Ross since about 2017-18.

I was hopeful to see Ricky get the 10 car next year, but overall good news to have some security at the Cup level.

[MarkieMark48]

I still pull for both, but admittedly, it's a little easier to have Ross be the main guy right now. I've pulled for Ricky since about 2012 and for Ross since about 2017-18.

I was hopeful to see Ricky get the 10 car next year, but overall good news to have some security at the Cup level.

Nothing wrong with having multiple guys to pull for... Hell I pull for about 35 different guys every week (some more than others, but still a bunch of them)