2019 XFINITY Series Team/Driver Chart
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Team charts by year: 2020, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999
2019 XFINITY Series Rookie Of The Year Candidates
- #1-Noah Gragson
- #11-Justin Haley
- #86-Brandon Brown
- #98-Chase Briscoe
CHART KEYS
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(i) = not running for XFINITY Series points
Bold-Italics = new driver, sponsor, car#, owner, crew chief…etc
FULL-TIME TEAMS IN 2019
No. 00 Stewart-Haas Racing With Biagi-DenBeste Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cole Custer | Haas Automation | Mike Shiplett | Roush-Yates |
| Jacob Companies | |||
| Thompson Pipe Group | |||
| FIMS Manufacturing | |||
| Production Alliance Group |
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| FIELDS | |||
| Go Bowling | |||
| Henry Repeating Arms | |||
| Autodesk |
Autodesk was the sponsor at Charlotte (Sep).
Henry Repeating Arms was the sponsor at Road America.
Go Bowling was the sponsor at Watkins Glen, Richmond (Sep).
FIELDS was the sponsor at Iowa (Jun).
Production Alliance Group was the sponsor at Darlington, Dover (Oct), and Kansas.
FIMS Manufacturing was the sponsor at Pocono.
Thompson Pipe Group was the sponsor at Charlotte (May), Texas (Nov).
Haas was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb), Las Vegas, Phoenix (Mar), Auto Club, Bristol (Mar), Richmond (Apr), Dover (May), Chicago, Kentucky, New Hampshire, Iowa (Jul), Mid-Ohio, Bristol (Aug), Indianapolis, Las Vegas (Sep), Phoenix (Nov), Homestead.
Jacob Companies was the sponsor at Atlanta, Texas (Mar), Talladega, Michigan, Daytona (Jul).
Custer will return for another full season. Jeff Mendering moves to Joe Gibbs Racing to serve as crew chief for Brandon Jones.
No. 0 JD Motorsports With Gary Keller Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Garrett Smithley | Trophy Tractor | Bryan Berry | Clements Engines |
| Laswon Aschenbach | Flex Tape | ||
| Victory Lane Quick Oil Change | |||
| Contect | |||
| KSDT/Florida International University |
Contect was the sponsor at Texas (Nov).
Aschenback drove at Charlotte (Sep).
Victory Lane was the sponsor at Michigan, Kentucky.
Flex Tape was the sponsor at Talladega, Charlotte (May), Daytona (Jul), New Hampshire, Bristol (Aug), Kansas, Phoenix (Nov).
Trophy Tractor was the sponsor at Texas (Mar), Pocono, Richmond (Sep).
Smithley returns for the full season.
No. 01 JD Motorsports With Gary Keller Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stephen Leicht | Flex Glue | Mark Setzer | Clements Engines |
| Ryan Repko | The McLain Group | ||
| B.J. McLeod | Rising Star Casino & Resort | ||
| Landon Cassill | Flex Seal | ||
| KST/Univista Insurance |
Cassill drove at Darlington.
McLeod drove at New Hampshire.
Repko drove at Iowa (Jun), Iowa (Jul), Richmond (Sep) with The McLain Group sponsorship.
Leicht will drive most of the season.
No. 1 JR Motorsports Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Michael Annett | Pilot Flying J | Travis Mack | Hendrick |
| TMC Transportation | |||
| Northland Oil | |||
| Allstate Parts and Service Group |
Allstate Parts and Service was the sponsor at Michigan, Road America, Kansas.
TMC Transportation was the sponsor at Talladega, Iowa (Jun), Iowa (Jul), Mid-Ohio, Dover (Oct).
Team was renumbered from #5 to #1. Annett returns to the team with Pilot Flying J sponsorship. JR Motorsports announced a “multi-year” deal with Annett in mid-2018.
No. 2 Richard Childress Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tyler Reddick | Hurdl | Randall Burnett | ECR Engines |
| Pinnacle Financial Partners | |||
| Nationwide Children’s Hospital | |||
| Dolly Parton Records | |||
| Anderson’s Maple Syrup | |||
| Roland | |||
| Tame the Beast | |||
| KCMG | |||
| Gimmie Country | |||
| Alsco | |||
| American Ethanol | |||
| blu | |||
| Emerson | |||
| Freightliner |
Freightliner was the sponsor at Dover (Oct).
Emerson was the sponsor at Charlotte (Sep).
myblu was the sponsor at Darlington, Phoenix (Nov).
American Ethanol was the sponsor at Iowa (Jul).
Alsco was the sponsor at Kentucky, Texas (Nov).
Gimmie Radio was the sponsor at Daytona (Jul), New Hampshire, Richmond (Sep).
KCMG was the sponsor at Michigan, Chicago.
Tame the Beast was the sponsor at Charlotte (May), Pocono, Iowa (Jun), Bristol (Aug), Las Vegas (Sep), Kansas, Homestead.
Roland was the sponsor at Talladega, Dover (May), Road America.
Anderson’s Maple Syrup was the sponsor at Richmond (Apr), Watkins Glen, Indianapolis.
Dolly Parton Records was the sponsor at Bristol (Mar).
Nationwide Children’s Hospital was on the car at Texas (Mar), Mid-Ohio.
Hurdl was the sponsor at Las Vegas (Mar), Phoenix (Mar), Auto Club.
Pinnacle Financial Partners was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb), Atlanta.
Tyler Reddick moves from JR Motorsports to run the full season for RCR.
Matt Tifft moves to Cup to run the full season with Front Row Motorsports.
No. 4 JD Motorsports With Gary Keller Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ross Chastain | Rimrock Devlin | Paul Clapprood | Clements Engines |
| Scott Lagasse, Jr. | RM Parks | ||
| Landon Cassill | Swan Transportation Services | ||
| Stephen Leicht | Flex Seal | ||
| B.J. McLeod | Protect Your Melon | ||
| Lawson Aschenbach | Florida Watermelon Association | ||
| Ryan Vargas | Georgia Watermelon Association | ||
| Garrett Smithley | Contec | ||
| SEM | |||
| Gerber Collision and Glass | |||
| Ken Houston Electric | |||
| Buckle Up New York | |||
| GoPro Motorplex | |||
| South Carolina Education Lottery | |||
| KSDT & Company CPA |
Smithley drove at Charlotte (Sep).
South Carolina Education Lottery was the sponsor at Darlington.
Vargas drove at Road America, Phoenix (Nov).
Aschenbach drove at Mid-Ohio.
Buckle Up New York was the sponsor at Watkins Glen.
McLeod drove at Kentucky, Las Vegas (Sep), Kansas, Texas (Nov), Homestead.
Gerber Collision and Glass was the sponsor at Chicago.
Leicht drove at Iowa (Jun), New Hampshire, Iowa (Jul), Richmond (Sep).
Contec was the sponsor at Michigan.
Georgia Watermelon Association was the sponsor at Pocono.
Florida Watermelon Association was the sponsor at Charlotte (May).
Protect Your Melon was the sponsor at Dover (May).
Cassill drove at Talladega, Chicago, Daytona (Jul), Bristol (Aug), Indianapolis, Dover (Oct).
Chastain will drive 28 races for JD Motorsports. He will drive the #10 for Kaulig Racing at Daytona (Feb), Talladega, Chicago, Kansas and Texas (Nov).
Lagasse drive at Daytona (Feb).
Blake Koch was scheduled to drive the full season but decided to focus on his business.
No. 5 B.J. McLeod Motorsports Ford
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matt Mills | JF Electric | George Ingram | ? |
| Scott Heckert | Covercraft | ||
| Vinnie Miller |
Miller drove at Mid-Ohio, Road America, Richmond (Sep), Texas (Nov), Phoenix (Nov), Homestead.
Heckert drove at Watkins Glen.
Covercraft was the sponsor at Daytona (Jul).
Team had announced they would run the #8, but switched to #5 in a deal with JR Motorsports. Mills will drive the full season for this team.
No. 07 SS Green Light Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ray Black, Jr. | ScubaLife | Jason Miller | Pro Motor Engines? |
| Isokern Fireplaces & Chimneys |
Ray Black Jr. ran the full season.
No. 7 JR Motorsports Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Justin Allgaier | BRANDT | Jason Burdett | Hendrick |
| Cessna | |||
| Hellman’s | |||
| Armour | |||
| Suave | |||
| Klondike | |||
| FilterTime | |||
| Vannoy Construction | |||
| U.S. Cellular | |||
| Northeastern Supply | |||
| Trademark Nitrogen |
Trademark Nitrogen was the sponsor at Kansas.
Northeastern Supply was the sponsor at Dover (Oct).
Suave was the sponsor at Indianapolis, Texas (Nov).
U.S. Cellular was the sponsor at Iowa (Jul).
FilterTime was the sponsor at Kentucky.
Vannoy Construction was the sponsor at Daytona (Jul).
Klondike was the sponsor at Pocono.
Hellman’s was the sponsor at Talladega, Charlotte (May).
Armour was the sponsor at Bristol (Mar), Darlington, Charlotte (Sep).
BRANDT was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb), Las Vegas, Phoenix (Mar), Auto Club, Richmond (Apr), Dover (May), Michigan, Chicago, New Hampshire, Watkins Glen, Mid-Ohio, Bristol (Aug), Road America, Las Vegas (Sep), Richmond (Sep), Phoenix (Nov), Homestead.
Cessna was the sponsor at Atlanta, Texas (Mar).
Allgaier will return for the full season and BRANDT will stay as a partial season primary sponsor.
No. 08 SS Green Light Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gray Gaulding | Flywheel | Patrick Donahue | Pro Motor Engines? |
| GGPure.com | |||
| PANINI | |||
| World Wide Safety Consulting | |||
| ABA of Illinois | |||
| Walk-Ons.com | |||
| DBAutomotive.com | |||
| JT Marine | |||
| OILFIRE |
Gaulding ran the full season.
No. 8 JR Motorsports Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zane Smith | After Shokz | Taylor Moyer | Hendrick |
| Jeb Burton | Louisiana Hot Sauce | ||
| Ryan Truex | The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas | ||
| Ryan Preece | Velveeta | ||
| Chase Elliott | ISM Connect | ||
| Brett Moffitt | Hellman’s | ||
| Dale Earnhardt, Jr. | Patient Pop | ||
| Sheldon Creed | LS Tractor | ||
| Regan Smith | Planters | ||
| LaPaz Cocktail Mix | |||
| Fire Alarm Services | |||
| Canadamark Diamond | |||
| Chevrolet Accessories | |||
| ShopFGL.com | |||
| Bar Harbor | |||
| Marquis |
Regan Smith drove at Mid-Ohio and Road America with Fire Alarm Services sponsorship.
La Paz Margarita Mix sponsored Smith at Iowa (Jun). and Phoenix (Nov)
Creed drove at Daytona (Jul).
Earnhardt, Jr drove a Hellman’s Dale Sr. throwback scheme at Darlington.
Moffit drove at Talladega.
Velteeta was the sponsor at Auto Club.
Zane Smith drove at: Las Vegas (Mar), Bristol (Apr), Richmond (Apr), Dover (May), Iowa (Jun), Chicago, Iowa (Jul), Richmond (Sep), Dover (Oct).
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas was the sponsor at Las Vegas (Mar), Bristol (Mar).
Elliott drive at Daytona with Aftershokz sponsorship.
Preece drove at Atlanta, Auto Club, Pocono, and Watkins Glen.
Louisiana Hot Sauce was the sponsor at Atlanta.
Truex drove at Phoenix (Mar) [MartinTruex, Jr. Foundation sponsor], Kentucky [Shop Florida Georgia Line], New Hampshire [Bar Harbor] Las Vegas (Sep) [Bar Harbor ] Charlotte (Sep) [Marquis], Kansas [Marquis].
Burton drove at both Texas races (Mar and Nov), Charlotte (May), Michigan, Bristol (Aug), Chicago, Indianapolis and Homestead. State Water Heaters was his sponsor at Texas (Mar), Texas (Nov), Charlotte (May), Indianapolis, Homestead. LS Tractor was the sponsor at Michigan and Bristol (Aug).
Reddick moves to Richard Childress Racing.
Team was renumbered from #9 to #8 and will use the points from the #1 team last year.
No. 9 JR Motorsports Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Noah Gragson | Switch | Dave Elenz | Hendrick |
| Armour Vienna Sausages | |||
| Cessna | |||
| MagnaFlow | |||
| Nationwide Children’s Hospital | |||
| West Herr Auto Group | |||
| Adventure Force | |||
| Superior Essex | |||
| Suave Men | |||
| PUBG Mobile | |||
| Lockheed Martin |
Lockheed Martin was the sponsor at Phoenix (Nov).
PUBG Mobile was the sponsor at Dover (Oct), Kansas, Homestead.
Suave Men was the sponsor at Charlotte (Sep).
Superior Essex was the sponsor at Richmond (Sep).
Adventure Force was the sponsor at Darlington.
West Herr Auto Group was the sponsor at Watkins Glen.
Nationwide Children’s Hospital was the sponsor at Kentucky.
MagnaFlow was the sponsor at Chicago.
Cessna was the sponsor at Charlotte (May), Mid-Ohio, Texas (Nov).
Armour was the sponsor at Talladega.
Switch was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb), Atlanta, Las Vegas (Mar), Phoenix (Mar), Auto Club, Texas (Mar), Richmond (Apr), Pocono, Michigan, Iowa (Jun), Daytona (Jul), Iowa (Jul), Bristol (Aug), Indianapolis, Las Vegas (Sep).
Team was renumbered from #1 to #9. Dave Elenz will be Gragson’s crew chief(11-17-2018). Noah Gragson joins JR Motorsports in a multi-year deal to drive the #1.(9-25-2018). Elliott Sadler will not return. He has said he is willing to run a handful of races for top teams that may need help.
No. 11 Kaulig Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Justin Haley | LeafFilter | Nick Harrison | ECR Engines |
| Raybestos | Alex Yontz |
Raybestos was the sponsor at Darlington.
Justin Haley replaced Ryan Truex in a multi-year deal.
No. 13 Motorsports Business Management Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max Tullman | Zoomi | Sebastian Laforge | MBM |
| John Jackson | Fluidvne | ||
| Stan Mullis | CrashClaimsR.us | ||
| Timmy Hill | Street Toys | ||
| Chad Finchum | LasVegas.net | ||
| Carl Long | |||
| Joe Nemechek | |||
| Tommy Joe Martins |
Martins drove at Bristol (Aug), Darlington.
Long drove at New Hampshire, Dover (Oct).
Nemechek drove at Charlotte (May), Chicago [DNQ], Daytona (Jul).
Finchum drove at Talladega, Mid-Ohio, Road America, Indianapolis, Charlotte (Sep), Phoenix (Nov).
Hill drove at Texas (Mar), Richmond (Apr), Michigan, Iowa (Jun), Iowa (Jul), Kansas [DNQ], Texas (Nov), Homestead.
Mullis drove at Las Vegas (Mar), Phoenix (Mar), Las Vegas (Sep), Richmond (Sep).
Jackson drove at Atlanta, Auto Club, Bristol (Mar), Dover (May), Pocono, Kentucky.
Tullman drove at Daytona (Feb).
Team will run full-time.
No. 15 JD Motorsports With Gary Keller Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| B.J. McLeod | Line Tec Services | Wayne Carroll, Jr. | Clements Engines |
| Tyler Matthews | Flex Seal | ||
| Landon Cassill | |||
| Ryan Vargas | |||
| Stephen Leicht | |||
| Stefan Parsons |
Parsons drove at Texas (Nov).
Leicht drove at Darlington.
Vargas drove at Iowa (Jul).
Cassill drove at Kentucky.
Matthews drove at Richmond (Apr), Iowa (Jun), New Hampshire, Las Vegas (Sep), Kansas, Phoenix (Nov), Homestead.
McLeod ran the remaining races.
Team is expected to run full time.
No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jeffrey Earnhardt | Xtreme Concepts | Ben Beshore | Joe Gibbs Racing |
| Kyle Busch | Monster Energy | ||
| Harrison Burton | Dex Imaging | ||
| Riley Herbst | Combos | ||
| Jack Hawksworth |
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| Matt DiBenedetto | |||
| Denny Hamlin |
Hamlin drove at Darlington.
DiBenedetto drove at Road America.
Hawksworth drove at Mid-Ohio.
Jeffrey Earnhardt was scheduled to run 9 races with Xtreme Concepts sponsorship: Daytona (Feb), Atlanta, Talladega, Charlotte (May), Pocono, Mid-Ohio, Road America, Phoenix (Nov), and Homestead. Before the Mid-Ohio race Earnhardt announced that he and iK9 had parted ways.
Burton drove at Iowa (Jun), New Hampshire, Charlotte (Sep), Dover (Oct), Kansas with Dex Imaging sponsorship and Homestead with iK9 sponsorship.
Herbst drove at Richmond (Apr), Dover (May), Michigan, Chicago, Daytona (Jul), Kentucky, Iowa (Jul), Las Vegas (Sep), Phoenix (Nov).
Xtreme Concepts will sponsor Joe Gibbs in 24 XFINITY races, split among the #18 and #19 teams.
Busch drove at Las Vegas (Mar), Phoenix (Mar), Auto Club, Texas (Mar), Watkins Glen, Bristol (Aug) and Indianapolis. Xtreme Concepts [iK9] sponsored Busch at Las Vegas (Mar), Phoenix (Mar), Auto Club, Texas (Mar), and Watkins Glen. Juniper was the sponsor at Bristol (Aug). Combos was the sponsor at Indianapolis.
No. 19 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brandon Jones | Menards | Jeff Meendering | Joe Gibbs Racing |
| Juniper | |||
| Xtreme Concepts | |||
| jdgibbslegacy.com | |||
| 1st Foundation | |||
| Mojo Outdoors | |||
| Freightliner | |||
| Flow |
Flow was the sponsor at Kansas.
Freightliner was the sponsor at Richmond (Sep).
Mojo Outdoors was the sponsor at Darlington.
1st Foundation/iK9 was the sponsor at Talladega, Dover (May), Michigan, Iowa (Jun), New Hampshire, Watkins Glen, Road America, Indianapolis, Texas (Nov).
jdgibbslegacy.com was on the car at Texas (Mar).
Menards was the sponsor at Atlanta, Las Vegas (Mar), Auto Club, Bristol (Mar), Charlotte (May), Chicago, Daytona (Jul), Kentucky, Iowa (Jul), Mid-Ohio, Bristol (Aug), Dover (Oct), Phoenix (Nov).
Juniper was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb), Phoenix (Mar), Richmond (Apr), Pocono, Las Vegas (Sep), Charlotte (Sep), Homestead.
Xtreme Concepts will be the sponsor at Talladega, Dover (May), Michigan, Iowa (Jun), New Hampshire, Watkins Glen, Road America, Darlington, Indianapolis, Texas (Nov).
Brandon Jones will return for the full season. Jeff Meendering takes over as crew chief.
No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Christopher Bell | Rheem/Ruud | Jason Ratcliff | Joe Gibbs Racing |
Bell returns for the full season with sponsorship from Rheem.
No. 22 Team Penske Ford
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Austin Cindric | MoneyLion | Brian Wilson | Roush-Yates |
| Discount Tire | |||
| LTi Printing | |||
| Menards | |||
| PPG | |||
| Mazak |
Mazak was the sponsor at Kentucky.
Pirtek was the sponsor at Daytona (Jul).
PPG was the sponsor at Charlotte (May), Mid-Ohio.
Menards was the sponsor at Dover (May), Iowa (Jun), Road America, Indianapolis.
LTi Printing was the sponsor at Richmond (Apr), Michigan.
MoneyLion was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb), Las Vegas (Mar), Phoenix (Mar), Texas (Mar), Bristol (Mar), Talladega, Pocono, New Hampshire, Iowa (Jul), Watkins Glen, Bristol (Aug), Dalrington, Las Vegas (Sep), Richmond (Sep), Charlotte (Sep), Dover (Oct), Kansas, Homestead.
Discount Tire was the sponsor at Atlanta, Auto Club, Chicago, Texas (Nov), Phoenix (Nov).
Cindric will run full-time. MoneyLion will be on board for 18 races.(11-8-2018)
No. 23 GMS Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| John Hunter Nemechek | Fire Alarm Services | Chad Norris | ? |
| Allegiant Airlines | |||
| Romco Equipment | |||
| Falci Adaptive Motorsports | |||
| ISM Connect | |||
| Digital Ally | |||
| Chevrolet Accessories | |||
| Midnight Moon Moonshine | |||
| Berry’s Manufacturing | |||
| Safeway | |||
| ACME |
ACME was the sponsor at Dover (Oct).
Safeway was the sponsor at Richmond (Sep).
Berry’s Manufacturing was the sponsor at Las Vegas (Sep).
Midnight Moon Moonshine was the sponsor at Bristol (Aug).
Chevrolet Accessories was the sponsor at Kentucky, New Hampshire, Iowa (Jul), Mid-Ohio.
Digital Ally was the sponsor at Daytona (Jul) and Watkins Glen.
ISM Connect was the sponsor at Pocono.
Falci Adaptive Motorsports was the sponsor at Richmond (Apr).
Romco was the sponsor at Texas (Mar), Texas (Nov).
Allegiant was the sponsor at Las Vegas (Mar), Bristol (Mar), Iowa (Jun).
Fire Alarm Services was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb), Atlanta, Phoenix (Mar), Auto Club, Talladega, Dover (May), Charlotte (May), Michigan, Road America, Darlington, Indianapolis, Charlotte (Sep), Kansas, Phoenix (Nov), Homestead.
Fire Alarm Services will be the sponsor for 13 races.(1-18-2019) Nemechek will run the full schedule in 2019(12-6-2019). Spencer Gallagher retired at the end of 2018 and take on a managerial role with the team.
No. 35 Motorsports Business Management Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Joey Gase | Eternal Fan | Ryan Bell | MBM |
| Medic Air Systems | |||
| Donate Life | |||
| Dynamic Pay | |||
| Lifeshare Carolinas | |||
| Connected Claim Services | |||
| Lifeline of Ohio | |||
| Cocopah Speedway | |||
| AgriSupply / Carolina Cooker | |||
| Nevada Donor Network | |||
| Page Construction |
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| Donate Life Arizona |
DNQ at Daytona (Jul).
Joey Gase ran the full season.
No. 36 DGM Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Josh Williams | All Sports Coffee | Mario Gosselin | ? |
| Donald Theetge | SimCraft | ||
| Peg Leg Poker | |||
| Star Tron | |||
| SleepWell | |||
| Harkin Construction | |||
| Circle Track Warehouse | |||
| Verve Systems LLC / iV Bars |
Verve Systems LLC & iV Bars was the sponsor at Texas (Nov).
Williams ran all races but Richmond (Apr).
Theetge drove at Richmond (Apr) after sponsorship issues developed for Williams.
No. 38 RSS Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Josh Bilicki | DR Squatch Soap | Kevin Johnson | ECR Engines |
| Jeff Green | C2 Freight Resources | ||
| J.J. Yeley | Larry’s Hard Lemonde | ||
| Camden Murphy | Sci Apps | ||
| CJ McLaughlin | |||
| Bayley Currey |
Currey drove at Charlotte (Sep)., Dover (Oct)
McLaughlin drove at Richmond (Sep).
Murphy drove at Bristol (Aug) [DNQ].
Yeley drove at Iowa (Jul), Watkins Glen, Road America, Darlington, Indianapolis, Las Vegas (Sep), Kansas, Texas (Nov), Phoenix (Nov), Homestead.
C2 Freight Resources was the sponsor at Talladega.
Bilicki drove at Daytona (Feb), Atlanta, Kentucky, New Hampshire [DNQ].
Green drove at Las Vegas (Mar), Phoenix (Mar), Auto Club, Texas (Mar), Bristol (Mar), Richmond (Apr), Talladega, Dover (May), Charlotte (May), Pocono, Michigan, Iowa (Jun), Chicago, Daytona (Jul).
Team will run full-time.
No. 39 RSS Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ryan Sieg | Lombard Bros Gaming | Shane Wilson | ECR Engines |
| CJ McLaughlin | Larry’s Hard Lemonade | ||
| Code Run | |||
| Shop Boss | |||
| Alabama Soda and Abrasive Blasting | |||
| Anglin Builders LLC | |||
| Night Owl Contractors | |||
| C2 Freight Resources | |||
| Big Green Egg | |||
| CMR Construction & Roofing | |||
| Midstate Basement Authorities | |||
| Mike D’s BBQ | |||
| ECO Chef |
ECO Chef was the sponsor at Texas (Nov).
Mike D’s BBQ was the sponsor at Darlington.
Midstate Basement Authorities was the sponsor at Watkins Glen.
McLaughlin drove at New Hampshire.
CMR Construction & Roofing will be the sponsor for the full season in 2020.
CMR Roofing was the sponsor at Daytona (Jul), Mid-Ohio, Homestead.
Big Green Egg was the sponsor at Chicago.
C2 Freight Resources was the sponsor at Pocono, Iowa (Jun), Iowa (Jul).
Night Owl Contractors was the sponsor at Charlotte (May), Michigan, Kentucky, Charlotte (Sep), Kansas.
Anglin Builders was the sponsor at Dover (May), Dover (Oct).
Alabama Blasting was the sponsor at Talladega, Indianapolis.
Shop Boss was the sponsor at Bristol (Mar).
Lombard Bros Gaming was the sponsor at Las Vegas (Mar), Phoenix (Mar), Auto Club, Bristol (Aug), Phoenix (Nov).
Code Rum was the sponsor at Atlanta.
Larry’s Hard Lemonade was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb), Richmond (Apr), Richmond (Sep).
Team will run the full season.
No. 51 Jeremy Clements Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jeremy Clements | RepairableVehicles.com | Andrew Abbott | Clements Racing Engines |
| All South Electric | |||
| DEEI | |||
| BRT Extrustions | |||
| Topgolf | |||
| Travers Tool | |||
| Fly & Form Structures |
Topgolf was the sponsor at Richmond (Sep).
Team ran the full season.
No. 52 Jimmy Means Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| David Starr | Chasco | Tim Brown | Means Motorsports |
| Whataburger | |||
| Extreme Kleaner | |||
| ATS | |||
| LOADCHASE.com | |||
| Pro Waste Services | |||
| Franklin Signs and Graphics | |||
| Dealer Associates | |||
| Star Mechanical | |||
| Circle Track | |||
| Rad Air Complete Car Care | |||
| Boarders Inns & Suites | |||
| Steely Lumber | |||
| Northern Builders | |||
| Circle Track | |||
| Hollywood Auto Sales | |||
| Wilkerson Rental |
Wilkerson Rental was the sponsor at Kansas.
Circle Track was the sponsor at Las Vegas (Sep).
Northern Builders was the sponsor at Indianapolis.
Steely Lumber was the sponsor at Darlington.
Boarders Inns & Suites was the sponsor at Road America.
Star Mechanical was the sponsor at Daytona (Jul).
Dealer Associates was the sponsor at Chicago.
Franklin Signs & Graphics was the sponsor at Iowa (Jun), New Hampshire.
Pro Waste Services was the sponsor at Michigan.
LOADCHASE.com was the sponsor at Charlotte (May).
ATS was the sponsor at Dover (May), Dover (Oct).
Extreme Kleaner was the sponsor at Richmond (Apr).
Chasco was the sponsor at Atlanta, Auto Club, Bristol (Mar), Bristol (Aug).
Whataburger was the sponsor at Daytona (Feb), Phoenix (Mar), Texas (Mar), Talladega, Texas (Nov), Phoenix (Nov).
No. 66 Motorsports Business Management Toyota
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Timmy Hill | CrashClaimsR.us | Mark Labretone | MBM |
| Tyler Hill | Leithcars.com | ||
| Collin Garrett | LasVegas.net | ||
| Stan Mullis | OCR Gaz Bar | ||
| Tommy Joe Martins | CIA/Hyatt Life Sciences | ||
| Chad Finchum | |||
| Mike Marlar | |||
| Bobby Dale Earnhardt |
Earnhardt drove at Kansas, Texas (Nov), Phoenix (Nov), Homestead [DNQ].
Marlar drove at Richmond (Sep).
Finchum drove at Bristol (Aug) [DNQ], Las Vegas (Sep).
Martins moved from BJ McLeod Motorsports to MBM after New Hampshire. Martins drove at Watkins Glen, Mid-Ohio, Road America, Indianapolis and is scheduled to drive at Charlotte & Texas.
Mullis drove at Iowa (Jun), Iowa (Jul).
Leithcars.com was the sponsor at Charlotte (May), Pocono, Charlotte (Sep).
Garrett drove at Richmond (Apr).
Tyler Hill drove at Phoenix (Mar), Texas (Mar), Michigan.
Team will run the full season, primarily with Timmy Hill driving.
No. 74 Mike Harmon Racing
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mike Harmon | AIR One Heating and Cooling | Alan Collins, Jr. | ? |
| Camden Murphy | Woobies Shoes | ||
| Kyle Weatherman | Journey Home Project | ||
| Dan Corcoran | Valley Fire & Water Restoration | ||
| Aaron Quine | |||
| Tyler Matthews | |||
| Nic Hammann | |||
| Joe Nemechek | |||
| Bayley Currey |
Currey drove at Texas (Nov).
Nemechek drove at Charlotte (Sep), Homestead.
Hammann drove at Road America.
Matthews drove at Bristol (Aug), Richmond (Sep).
Quine drove at Mid-Ohio.
Corcoran drove at Watkins Glen.
DNQ at Daytona (Jul).
Weatherman drove at Michigan, Las Vegas (Sep), Kansas.
Murphy drove at Charlotte (May), Chicago, New Hampshire [DNQ].
Team is expected to run the full season.
No. 78 B.J. McLeod Motorsports Toyota
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vinnie Miller | Koolbox | Keith Wolfe | ? |
| Scott Heckert | JAS Expediated Trucking | ||
| Ryan Ellis | Pit Viper | ||
| J.J. Yeley | Lake Norman Patio and Game Rooms | ||
| Matt Mills | 1800Rolloff | ||
| BringYourBible.org |
Mills drove at Texas (Nov), Phoenix (Nov), Homestead.
Yeley drove at Richmond (Sep), Charlotte (Sep) with BringYourBible.org sponsorship.
Ellis drove at Road America.
Heckert drove at Mid-Ohio and Miller moved to the #5.
Vinnie Miller will drive the #78 full-time.
No. 86 Brandonbilt Motorsports Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brandon Brown | Coastal Carolina University | Doug Randolph | ? |
| Mason Diaz | Coalition to Salute America’s Heroes | ||
| Will Rodgers | Solid Rock Carriers | ||
| Vector Security | |||
| ABS Vans | |||
| Vero Tru | |||
| KELLY Benefit Strategies | |||
| JABS Construction | |||
| Mid Atlantic Wrecker Service |
Team will run the full season. They could use more than one driver, depending on sponsorship.
Rodgers drove at Mid-Ohio and Charlotte (Oct), Homestead with KELLY Benefit Strategies as the sponsor.
Diaz drove at Richmond (Apr), Charlotte (May).
No. 90 DGM Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Donald Theetge | Alpha Prime | Shannon Rursch | ? |
| Caesar Bacarella | Bassett Gutters and More | ||
| Alex Labbe | Thetford | ||
| Ronnie Bassett, Jr. | |||
| Chris Dyson | |||
| Dexter Bean |
Bean drove at Road America.
Dyson drove at Mid-Ohio.
Bassett, Jr. drove at Phoenix (Mar), Texas (Mar), Dover (May), Pocono, Iowa (Jun), Chicago, Kentucky, Bristol (Aug), Indianapolis, Texas (Nov) with Bassett sponsorship and Phoenix (Nov) with Down Syndrome Awareness.
Dillon Bassett drove at Richmond (Apr), Charlotte (May) [DNQ], Michigan, Iowa (Jul),Richmond (Sep), Dover (Oct) with Bassett sponsorship.
Donald Theetge drove at Las Vegas (Mar).
Labbe drove at Atlanta, Bristol (Mar), Talladega, New Hampshire, Watkins Glen, Darlington, Las Vegas (Sep), Charlotte (Sep), Kansas, Homestead.
Bacarella drove at Daytona (Feb), Auto Club, Daytona (Jul).
Team is expected to run full time.
No. 93 RSS Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Josh Bilicki | CMR Construction | Tony Wilson | ECR Engines |
| Jeff Green | WG Speeks | ||
| Ryan Sieg | Lemons of Love | ||
| Brandon Brown | Insurance King | ||
| Scott Lagasee, Jr. | ZombieAuto.com | ||
| Camden Murphy | Virginia Lottery | ||
| J.J. Yeley | |||
| CJ McLaughlin | |||
| Hermie Sadler | |||
| Bayley Currey |
Currey drove at Phoenix (Nov).
Sadler drove at Richmond (Sep) with Virginia Lottery sponsorship.
McLaughlin drove at Las Vegas (Sep), Kansas, Texas (Nov), Homestead.
Yeley drove at Bristol (Aug), Dover (Oct).
Murphy drove at Iowa (Jul), Darlington.
Sieg drove at New Hampshire.
Lagasse drover at Daytona (Jul).
CMR Construction was the sponsor at Talladega.
Brown drove at Richmond (Apr).
Bilicki drove at Las Vegas (Mar), Phoenix (Mar), Auto Club, Texas (Mar), Bristol (Mar), Talladega, Dover (May), Charlotte (May), Pocono, Michigan, Iowa (Jun), Chicago [DNQ], Watkins Glen [Lemons of Love], Mid-Ohio, Road America, Indianapolis, Charlotte (Sep).
Green drove at Daytona (Feb), Atlanta, Kentucky.
No. 98 Stewart-Haas Racing With Biagi-DenBeste Ford
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chase Briscoe | Nutri Chomps | Richard Boswell, II | Roush-Yates |
| Ford Performance |
Ford Performance was on the car at Chicago, Daytona (Jul), Kentucky, New Hampshire, Iowa (Jul), Watkins Glen, Mid-Ohio, Bristol (Aug), Road America, Darlington, Indianapolis, Las Vegas (Sep), Richmond (Sep), Charlotte (Sep), Dover (Oct), Kansas, Texas (Nov), Phoenix (Nov), Homestead.
Nutri Chomps was the sponsor at Daytana (Feb), Atlanta, Las Vegas (Mar), Phoenix (Mar), Auto Club, Texas (Mar), Bristol (Mar), Richmond (Apr), Talladega, Dover (May), Charlotte (May), Pocono, Michigan, Iowa (Jun).
Briscoe will run the full season.
No. 99 B.J. McLeod Motorsports Ford
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| DJ Kennington | LORDCO | Kevin Rebolledo | ? |
| Tommy Joe Martins | Diamond Gussett | ||
| JA Avila Jr. | Pulse Transport | ||
| B.J. McLeod | The Wes Cook Band | ||
| Cody Ware | Jacob Companies | ||
| Todd Peck | Phoenix Construction | ||
| Ryan Ellis | Mecum Auctions | ||
| Stefan Parsons | |||
| Patrick Gallagher | |||
| CJ McLaughlin | |||
| Loris Hezemans | |||
| Matt Mills | |||
| Josh Bilicki |
Bilicki drove at Kansas, Texas (Nov), Phoenix (Nov).
Mills drove at Richmond (Sep).
Hezemans drove at Road America.
McLaughlin drove at Bristol (Aug).
Gallagher drove at Mid-Ohio.
Parsons drove at Daytona (Jul), Iowa (Jul), Darlington, Indianapolis, Dover (Oct).
Ellis drove at Iowa (Jun) with The Wes Cook Band sponsorship.
Peck drove at Pocono with Pulse Transport sponsorship.
Ware drove at Talladega, Watkins Glen, Charlotte (Sep).
McLeod drove at Richmond (Apr).
Avila drove at Las Vegas (Mar), Charlotte (May) [DNQ], Kentucky, Las Vegas (Sep), Homestead.
Martins drove at Atlanta, Phoenix (Mar), Auto Club, Texas (Mar), Bristol (Mar), Dover (May) Michigan, Chicago, New Hampshire with Diamond Gusset sponsorship.
Kennington drove at Daytona (Feb) with LORDCO sponsorship.
Team will use a variety of drivers but run the full season.
2019 Part-time Teams (have run at least one race or will)
No. 10 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ross Chastain | Nutrien Ag Solutions | Alex Yontz | ECR Engines |
| Austin Dillon | Nyloxin Chronic Pain Relief | ||
| Elliott Sadler | Cornerstone Produce Group | ||
| A.J. Allmendinger | LeafFilter | ||
| Joe Graf, Jr. | Ellsworth Advisors | ||
| Digital Ally |
Graf drove at Bristol (Aug) [DNQ].
Allmendinger will drive at: Daytona (Jul), Watkins Glen, Mid-Ohio, Road America, and Charlotte (Sep).
Chastain drove at Daytona (Feb), Talladega, Chicago, Kansas, Texas (Nov). He drove the #16 for Kaulig at Daytona in July.
Sadler drove at Richmond (Apr) and Las Vegas (Sept).
Austin Dillon drove at Las Vegas (Mar), Charlotte (May), Pocono, Indianapolis.
Team will run with on a part-time basis with a variety of drivers.
No. 12 Team Penske Ford
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brad Keselowski | Fitzgerald USA | Matt Swiderski | Roush-Yates |
| Paul Menard | Pirtek | ||
| Joey Logano | Snap On | ||
| Ryan Blaney | BodyArmor |
Blaney drove at Watkins Glen, Darlington.
Logano drove at Chicago, Bristol (Aug).
Menard drove at Michigan, New Hampshire.
Keselowski drove at Daytona (Feb), Texas (Mar).
Team will run with rotation of Cup drivers on a part-time basis.(11-8-2018)
No. 16 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ross Chastain | Ellsworth Advisors | Alex Yontz | ECR Engines |
Team ran at Daytona in July.
No. 17 Rick Ware Racing
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chris Cockrum | Advance Communications Group | RB Bracken | ? |
| Bayley Currey | |||
| Kyle Weatherman | |||
| Camden Murphy | |||
| Josh Bilicki | |||
| Mark Meunier | |||
| Joe Nemechek | |||
| Mike Harmon |
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| Robby Lyons |
Lyons drove at Homestead.
Harmon drove at Texas (Nov).
Nemechek drove at Bristol (Aug), Darlington, Las Vegas (Sep), Richmond (Sep), Dover (Oct), Phoenix (Nov).
Meunier drove at Iowa (Jul) [DNQ].
Josh Bilicki drove at Chicago after failing to qualify in the #93 for RSS Racing. Currey was in the car prior to the race.
Murphy drove at Pocono, Kentucky.
Weatherman drove at Bristol (Mar), Richmond (Apr), Indianapolis.
Currey ran at Atlanta, Las Vegas (Mar), Phoenix (Mar), Auto Club, Texas (Mar) [DNQ], Dover (May), Charlotte (May), Michigan, New Hampshire, Kansas.
Cockrum ran at Daytona (Feb), Talladega.
No. 21 Richard Childress Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kaz Grala | Hot Scream | Justin Alexander | ECR Engines |
| Joe Graf, Jr. |
Graf will run a limited schedule. He was a DNQ at Michigan and drove at Iowa (Jun), Daytona (Jul), Richmond (Sep).
Team ran at Richmond (Apr), Dover (May), New Hampshire, Road America with Grala.
No. 25 Chris Cockrum Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chris Cockrum | Advanced Communications Group | Jeff Spraker | ? |
Team ran at Daytona (Jul)
No. 26 Sam Hunt Racing Toyota
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Colin Garrett | Kraken Skulls Beard Oil | Brian Keselowski | ? |
Team ran at Homestead
No. 28 H2 Motorsports Toyota
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shane Lee | Circuit City | Pete Rondeau | ? |
| Titan Mining Rigs | |||
| My Back Story | |||
| Tamron |
Team announced before Indianapolis that they would run a partial schedule for the remainder of the season and intend to run the full 2020 schedule. They did not run any other races.
Lee was released before Darlington.
Team debuted at Iowa (Jun) and planned to run the rest of the season but decided to skip the road course races.
Tamron was the sponsor at Bristol (Aug).
My Back Story was the sponsor at Kentucky, New Hampshire.
Titan was the sponsor at Chicago.
Circuit City was the sponsor at Iowa (Jun), Daytona (Jul), Iowa (Jul).
No. 42 Motorsports Business Management Toyota
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| John Jackson | Smithbilt Homes | ? | MBM |
| Chad Finchum | Amana | ||
| Max Tullman | Top Tier | ||
| Stanton Barrett | Horseheads Brewing |
Team did not run at Bristol (Aug), but instead partnered with the #61 team to put that car n track.
Barrett drove at Watkins Glen with Horseheads Brewing sponsorship and Mid-Ohio.
Tullman drove at Talladega.
Finchum is expected to run all the races except Daytona (Feb) and Talladega.
Jackson drove at Daytona (Feb).
No. 43 Pardus Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Preston Pardus | Chinchor Electric Inc. | Tony Furr | ECR Engines |
Team ran at Road America at Charlotte (Sep).
No. 53 Jimmy Means Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max Tullman | Circle Track Warehouse | Kevin Hall | Means Motorsports |
| Kyle Weatherman |
Team ran at Mid-Ohio with Tullman and Dover (Oct) with Weatherman
No. 61 Hattori Racing Enterprises Toyota
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Austin Hill | AISIN Group | Scott Zipadelli | Toyota Racing Development |
| Timmy Hill | Toyota Tasusho | Doug Richert | |
| Dick Karth | |||
| Tommy Joe Martins | |||
| Chad Finchum |
Team attempted Daytona (Jul) but did not qualify. Ran at Indianapolis with Austin Hill.
Team ran at Bristol (Aug) with Timmy Hill; Road America with Dick Karth; Darlington, Richmond (Sep), Dover (Oct), Kansas, Texas (Nov), Homestead with Chad Finchum; Las Vegas (Sep), Charlotte (Sep), Phoenix (Nov) with Tommy Joe Martins in partnership with Motorsports Business Management.
No. 68 Brandonbilt Motorsports Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brandon Brown | Vero | Jeff Stankiewicz | ? |
| Dillon Bassett | |||
| Will Rodgers | |||
| Mason Diaz |
Team ran at Charlotte (May), Mid-Ohio, Charlotte (Sep), Homestead with Brown, New Hampshire with Bassett [DNQ], Iowa (Jul) with Rodgers, Bristol (Aug) with Diaz.
No. 81 XCI Racing Toyota
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jeffrey Eanhardt | Xtreme Concepts | ? | Toyota Racing Development |
| Erik Jones | Comcast/NBC Salute to Service |
Team was scheduled to run at Daytona (Jul) but withdrew.
Comcast/NBC Universal Salute to Service was the sponsor at Chicago.
Jones drove at Bristol (Aug).
Team ran at Texas (Mar), Chicago with Earnhardt.
No. 89 Shepherd Racing Ventures Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Morgan Shepherd | ? | Nicholas Hoechst | ECR Engines |
| Landon Cassill |
Team ran at Atlanta, Las Vegas (Mar), Phoenix (Mar), Auto Club, Texas (Mar) [DNQ], Bristol (Mar), Richmond (withdrew before qualifying so Grala could make the race in the #21), Dover (May), Charlotte (May) [Cassill drove], Pocono, Michigan [Cassill drove], Iowa (Jun), Chicago [DNQ], Kentucky, New Hampshire [Cassill drove], Iowa (Jul), Bristol (Aug) [DNQ], Darlington, Las Vegas (Sep) [Cassill drove], Richmond (Sep) [Cassill], Dover (Oct) [Cassill], Kansas [Cassill]., Texas (Nov) [Cassill], Phoenix (Nov) [Cassill], Homestead [Cassill].
Shepherd says he will never retire.
No. 92 DGM Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Josh Williams | Shannon Rursch | ? | |
| Ronnie Bassett, Jr. | |||
| Dillon Bassett | |||
| Dexter Bean |
Bean drove at Phoenix (Nov).
Dillon Bassett drove at Kansas.
Ronnie Bassett drove at Charlotte (May).
Team attempted Richmond (Apr) with Willaims but did not make the race when qualifying was rained out.
Teams did not compete in 2019.
No. 3 Richard Childress Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| ? | ? | ? | ECR Engines |
Childress expects to only run the #2 full-time in 2019.
No. 16 Roush Fenway Racing
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ty Majeski | ? | ? | ? |
Roush Fenway will not run an XFINITY team in 2019 in order to concentrate on their Cup efforts.
No. 45 JP Motorsports Toyota
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| ? | ? | ? | ? |
Team has said they will run some 2019 races but are looking for drivers and sponsors.
No. 55 JP Motorsports Toyota
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| ? | ? | ? | ? |
Team has said they will run some 2019 races but are looking for drivers and sponsors.
No. 61 Fury Race Cars Ford
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kaz Grala? | NETTS? | Shane Wilson? | ? |
| Kiklos? | |||
| IT Coalition? |
Team ran a partial schedule in 2018.
No. 60 Roush Fenway Racing
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ty Majeski | ? | ? | ? |
Roush Fenway will not run an XFINITY team in 2019 in order to concentrate on their Cup efforts.
No. 76 SS Green Light Racing Chevy
| DRIVER | SPONSOR(S) | CREW CHIEF | ENGINE SUPPLIER |
|---|---|---|---|
| ? | ? | Jason Miller? | Pro Motor Engines |
Spencer Boyd moved to the Truck Series with Young Motorsports