NASCAR has announced a full list of owner points transfers for all three national touring series ahead of the 2026 season getting underway. All of the transfers are noted in the below charts.
The fewest transfers among the three series were in the Cup Series when Trackhouse Racing made a trio of internal transfers between car numbers. The No. 60 RFK Racing Ford also switched owner points with the No. 51 Rick Ware Racing Chevrolet, as RFK loaned RWR’s charter for the 2025 season. RFK Racing also has the No. 99, which will be driven by Corey LaJoie in the Daytona 500, listed as new.
The most change came in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series. Kaulig Racing, which won’t return to the series in 2026, sold its points to Sam Hunt Racing’s No. 24 car, driven by Harrison Burton; the No. 02 Young’s Motorsports team driven by Ryan Ellis and its No. 42 team that hasn’t had a driver announcement yet.
Alpha Prime Racing, SPS Racing (previously AM Racing), Joey Gase Motorsports and DGM Racing all had internal transfers. Hettinger Racing acquired the points of Cope Family Racing’s No. 70 car, with Barrett Cope Racing (formerly Cope Family Racing) purchasing Richard Childress Racing’s No. 2 owner points for Jesse Love. Love, the defending series champion, is guaranteed into the race with being the most recent champion.
New teams listed are Joe Gibbs Racing (No. 11), Hettinger Racing (No. 15), Jordan Anderson Racing (No. 23), Alpha Prime Racing (No. 43) PK+K Racing (No. 80) and Sam Hunt Racing (No. 84).
The Craftsman Truck Series also had a multitude of change with Kaulig Racing acquiring the points of Young’s Motorsports No. 02 and 20 trucks; Spire Motorsports’ No. 77 truck and McAnally Hilgemann Racing’s No. 16 truck. Halmar Friesen Racing, Niece Motorsports and ThorSport Racing all had internal transfers.
New teams listed include: Affarano Motorsports (No. 03), McAnally Hilgemann Racing (No. 20), Kaulig Racing (No. 25), Halmar Friesen Racing (No. 51) and Cooks Technologies (No. 84).
