I KNEW IT!: Let's Bring Back the July 4th Firecracker 400!

 I do not like doing these Tabloid Posts, especially when Joliet is up to its Greasy Tricks! I KNEW IT!: Let's Bring Back the July 4th Firecracker 400! And, I would be a Stickler for Off Track Fireworks (The Family Friendly Kind) after the Race as much as the Artificial Lights as well. I am still mad about the Florida Fires wiping Out 1998 and Boy Howdy, that won't ever change.

I would feel there'd be an Omnibus of things, like tying up the Madhouse Cars and Stars with the Cup Cars and Stars, and the Sell Bristol to My Fellow Americans, amid other things. 

I do want to see a July 4th Firecracker 400 Night Race more than Go Hide in a Corner, or Offering that I'd be Safe with a Million of My Rowdy Friends. 

Most people don't have a Million Friends, but, in bygones, I'd rather have that than Chicagoland being a Space Invader.

Preseason Tablet Post Brickyard 400 Pick Remark

 Closing out my Preseason Tablet until at least the Week Before the Daytona 500, I would remark Ryan Preece doing what Mark Martin, Greg Biffle and Carl Edwards never did: Win the Brickyard 400. I'd liked more when there where More Teams and Less Hub like an Airport, but that is neither here or there.

1 60-Ryan Preece            226      -

2  6-Brad Keselowski        73   153

3 3-Austin Dillon               66  160

4 5-Kyle Larson                58   168

5 20-Christopher Bell       58   168

6 19-Chase Briscoe          50   176

7 1-Ross Chastain            50   176

8 2-Austin Cindric           43  183

9 8-Kyle Busch                42 184

10 21-Josh Berry              37 189

11 22-Joey Logano           36 190

12 12-Ryan Blaney           32 194

13 9-Chase Elliott             29 197

14 48-Alex Bowman        26 200

15 24-William Byron        24 202

16 17-Chris Buescher       22 204

17 71-Michael McDowell  20 206

18 16-AJ Allemindinger     18 208

19 47-Ricky Stenhouse,Jr.  14 212

20 43-Erik Jones                 12 214

21 15-Kaz Grala                  10 216

22 51-Cody Ware                 8 218

23 42-John Hunter Nemechek 6 220

24 77-Carson Hocevar             4 222

25 54-Ty Gibbs                       2 224

2026 Stock Car Challenge Preseason Tablet Top 25 Remark

 Here is my Preseason Top 25 Edition of the 2026 Stock Car Challenge Preseason Tablet and Without Further Ado, Here Is My Order:

1 3 Austin Dillon         50

2 6 Brad Keselowski   48

3 20-Christopher Bell 46

4 5-Kyle Larson         44

5 1-Ross Chastain      42

6 19-Chase Briscoe    40

7 2-Austin Cindric     38

8 8-Kyle Busch          36

9 21-Josh Berry         34

10 22-Joey Logano    32

11 12-Ryan Blaney   30

12 9-Chase Elliott     28

13 48-Alex Bowman  26

14 24-William Byron  24

15 17-Chris Buescher 22

16 71-Michael McDowell 20

17 16-AJ Allemindinger 18

18 60-Ryan Preece         16

19 47- Ricky Stenhouse,Jr. 14

20 43-Erik Jones            12

21 15-Kaz Grala            10

22 51-Cody Ware           8

23 42-John Hunter Nemechek 6

24 77-Carson Hocevar    4

25 54-Ty Gibbs               2

Preseason Tablet

6-Brad Keselowski       25+ 48=73   1

3-Austin Dillon            16+50=66     2

5-Kyle Larson              14+44=58     3

20-Christopher Bell      12+46=58    4

19-Chase Briscoe          10+40=50  5

1-Ross Chastain            8+42=50   6

8-Kyle Busch               6+36=42    8

2-Austin Cindric         5+38=43      7

22-Joey Logano          4+32=36    10

21-Josh Berry            3+34-=37    9

12-Ryan Blaney          2+30=32   11

9-Chase Elliott            1+28-29   12

48-Alex Bowman            26        13

24-William Byron          24         14

17-Chris Buescher         22        15

71-Michael McDowell  20       16

16-AJ Allemindinger     18      17

60-Ryan Preece              16      18

47-Ricky Stenhouse,Jr.  14      19

43-Erik Jones                 12      20

15-Kaz Grala                  10     21

51-Cody Ware                 8     22

42-John Hunter Nemechek 6  23

77-Carson Hocevar           4 24

54-Ty Gibbs                      2 25

Preseason Tablet

1 6-Brad Keselowski      73  -

2 3-Austin Dillon           66 7

3 5-Kyle Larson             58 15

4 20-Christopher Bell    58 15

5 19-Chase Briscoe        50 23

6 1-Ross Chastain          50 23

7 2-Austin Cindric         43 30

8 8-Kyle Busch             42 31

9 21-Josh Berry            37 36

10 22-Joey Logano       36 37

11 12-Ryan Blaney      32 41

12 9-Chase Elliott        29 44

13 48-Alex Bowman    26 47

14 24-William Byron   24 49

15 17-Chris Buescher   22 51

16 71-Michael McDowell 20 53

17 16-AJ Allemindinger 18 55

18 60-Ryan Preece         16 57  +210 Brickyard 400 Pick and I wanted to Pick Less Obviously than that of the Current, which if we had Ryan Preece score his 1st Cup Win at the Brickyard

19 47-Ricky Stenhouse,Jr. 14 59

20 43-Erik Jones               12 61

21 15-Kaz Grala                10 63

22 51-Cody Ware              8 65

23 42-John Hunter Nemechek 6 67

24 77-Carson Hocevar            4 69

25 54-Ty Gibbs                       2 71

2026 Stock Car Challenge Preseason Tablet All Star Remark

 Where I would start out with my 2026 Stock Car Challenge Slate is my All Star Remark. Where I would stand is I would not Immediately Include Bubba Wallace and Denny Hamlin for Litigation Reasons and SVG and Connor Zilisch for Horse Trading Reasons, especially if I am mad at Trackhouse for Jettisoning their Signature Number 99. And without further ado, here is my All Star Remark

1 6- Brad Keselowski        25

2 3-Austin Dillon              16

3 5-Kyle Larson                14

4 20-Christopher Bell       12

5 19-Chase Briscoe          10

6 1-Ross Chastain             8

7 8-Kyle Busch                 6

8 2-Austin Cindric            5

9 22-Joey Logano            4

10 21-Josh Berry             3

11 12-Ryan Blaney          2

12 9-Chase Elliott            1

In closing, I do not like having to put up with Litigation, namely with Front Row and 23XI, and I would feel Big Teams do not lead to Problem Solving if your Not Going to Contend Every Single Weekend. A lot of these Big Teams do not Collect Fan Bases or their Racers do not collect Legions of their Own Stand Alone Fan Bases. There would be a Reason NASCAR would be in the Position NHRA would be and it is Safety. Health Insurance, at the Weekly Racing Level, is another issue Entirely as ARCA would be a Stick in the Mud about that and for good reason.

2026 Stock Car Challenge Slate

 Without further ado, here is my 2026 Stock Car Challenge Slate and the M's are Remarked as Majors and my Methodology is wanting to do a Lucas Oil Styled Crown Jewel Series.

1 M 2-15 Daytona 500

2 3-29 Martinsville

3 4-4 Hickory I'd keep Hickory around for Busch Grand National Reasons

4 M 4-7 Long Beach I am Big Hurt that the Cup Series is not doing Los Angeles

5 M 4-12 Bristol The Food City 500 would be a Coast to Coast Double Major

6 4-26 Talladega

7 5-3 Texas

8 5-10 Watkins Glen I doubt anyone in New York State would like to be ripped from their Post

9 M 5-17 All Star Race Dover I'd rather the All Star is Back in Charlotte

10 5-24 Coca Cola 600

11 6-21 San Diego The only good thing about this is the Trucks get to go back to their Home Southern California Turf.

12 M 6-28 Sonoma

13 7-19 North Wilkesboro Way too many 2-3 Year Venues on the Slate

14 7-21 Eldora I would start my Road to the Brickyard 400 with Eldora

15 7-22 Winchester Reinforcing the USAC 2-2-2

16 7-23 Anderson One of the Toughest Venues in Sports

17 7-24 IRP I am holding on to the Kroger 200 Coming Back like a Grudge

18 M 7-26 Brickyard 400

19 M 8-12 Springfield Mile

20 8-15 Richmond

21 8-23 New Hampshire Back in the Summer

22 8-29 Daytona Still Want it to be July 4th

23 9-2 DuQuion Mile

24 9-6 Southern 500

25 M 9-22 Knoxville

26 9-23 Boone

27 9-27 Kansas

28 10-25 Talladega

29 11-8 Miami

30 11-15 Nashville Fairground

31 M 12-6 Pensacola

I will bring up Pit Crew Competitions and Other Points Remarks at another time and place.

Can't We Normalize a Briefcase Full of Race Cars and Race Car Parts Again?

 What I can't stand is why we'd leave these Cup Programs to these Superteams? I'd feel can't we normalize a Briefcase Full of Race Cars and Race Car Parts Again? To me, I'd like to see Junie Dunleavy and his Stickler Mentality again.

We are getting fooled by the Kyle Larsons and Denny Hamlins and they don't quite care. 

What I can't stand for is being Prisoner to the Current. We'd have way too many Boring and Boorish Ladies Men and Womanizers and nowhere near enough the Caliber of Car Craft and Race Craft I'd See.

And, to me, I do not treat Racing like Sports Entertainment. Think of it like Shedd Aquarium times 10 instead of Sea World times 10.

What Shedd Aquarium does not get is Plenty of Donations and Donor Fatigue eats and eats like a Rotten Rash that won't go away. I don't want to see no Pulses trying to Impersonate Checks.

Rusty Wallace takes us places even now that the 24 won't or can't go. I'd feel madder than a Wet Hen that a lot of these Older Heroes don't get their money due to Fan Apathy or Anger.

Why Not Have the Carolinas 500 for the Championship?

 I'd throw my hat in the Ring for the Carolinas 500 at both Charlotte and Rockingham to be the Championship. I'd really, really want Charlotte to be the Championship, but, there'd be more of a Pop having Blue Collar Carolina have something more to say than OutKast.

Rockingham has their 1st NASCAR Stock Car Race since when I was in High School Next Weekend and I'd feel like I'd be The Mad Commissioner for a Reason.

The truth is I'd like to see either the Championship Clinched Early or all of Blue Collar Carolina losing their lids collectively like no one wanted Penske to leave Pontiac.

This would not solve the OCIR Problem and truthfully, I'd look for Answers, namely of the 5:30 Answers.

I don't mean those 5:30's, but, the Firewall is Something I'd be More Comfortable Should I Ever have to Call Roone Arledge and Change the Future, for Better or Worse.

Is the Mr. and Mrs. Bezos's Stealing My Toys?

 I have concerns about Jeff Bezos, Mackenzie Scott, and Lauren Sanchez going all about Stealing My Toys. To me, it would pin the tail on my Social Scene, All Elite Wrestling, and NASCAR, amid my Space Program.

Frankly, I do not have a lot of a Social Scene due to my Autism and Aspberger's Disease and to make it worse, I'd scream over Younger Adults having Plenty of Social Media Presence but No In Person Presence. And, to top it off, I'd want to be committed to the bit more than living a lifestyle I can't or won't afford.

AEW having to Punch Straws is Not a Compliment. The Green Bay Packers or the Buffalo Bills don't have to make people question who are these Bleep-Blanks in my Skybox like they are Common Law Scumbags. 

Regrettably, I am not in a position to Ticket Run and that is a problem if the Right Dial was needed to keep Nashville Superspeedway On for Good instead of wasting Space like the Aldean. Fox takes flak for Missing Cuts amid Other Things, and speaking of other things, I have gone as far as tying a Mike Joy Clause just to Start the ABC/ESPN Motorsports Bus again.

And, Space is Something that is not taken Seriously Enough like Narcolepsy. I don't want to keep Buying Red Bulls or Mindlessly Shop like a Whole Wild West was in existence, warts and all in my Town just to buy Space Parts.

A Stewart-Haas Split Would Have Been Less Annoying than The Current

 Frankly, a Stewart-Haas Split would be Less Annoying than the Current State of the Cup Series, which is wanting Valedictorian Money for Dropout Grade Work, and No One is Happy For It. What Tony Stewart does not wholly realize is that he left the Neighborhood in worse shape than he found it. I permahate Gene Haas since the whole Mazepin Ordeal, and that was No Good and then Some.

Being unsettled in Today's NASCAR is a Problem, and we don't have a Mike Helton or Darrell Waltrip on Call. Frankly, we don't have Winston Cup Regulars anywhere in the field, and that indignity is as common as Dad not being able to Deliver or See the Baby.

There are too many Straws that are reached for and none of them are good. If the School is Junk and your the best there, there is more Internal and External Pressure to Win and Win Big. The 3rd Part is to Win With Honor and Integrity.

Integrity keeps the Money In and the Crazy Out.

Stock Car Challenge After 14 of 26 Events

                                                                                  -      W    P

1 2-Austin Cindric                   2223                      -        3    11

2 18-Kyle Busch                       684                  1539

3 9-Chase Elliott                       476                  1747     4     1

4 14-Chase Briscoe                  337                  1886     1

5 10-Aric Amirola                   278                   1945     4    4

6 7-Corey LaJoie                    276                    1947    3    5

7 21-Harrison Burton             269                    1956      4   3

8 3-Austin Dillon                   244                    1979     2    6

9 43-Erik Jones                      226                    1997     3    2

10 8-Tyler Reddick                172                     2041    2    1

11 6-Brad Keselowski           160                     2053    1

12 19-Martin Truex,Jr.           156                    2057   2    3

13 20-Christopher Bell          155                    2058   2   1

14 47-Ricky Stenhouse,Jr.     134                    2089   2

15 24-William Byron              127                  2096

16 99-Daniel Suarez               121                  2102   1     1

17 38-Todd Gilliand               116                  2107   1

18 23-Bubba Wallace             112                  2111   1

19 66-Timmy Hill                  108                 2115   1

20 4-Kevin Harvick               100                 2123

21 16-Daniel Hemric               98                 2125  1

22 34-Michael McDowell        94                2129

23 17-Chris Buescher              93                2130

24 5-Kyle Larson                    92                2131         2

25 42-Ty Dillon                      89                2134

26 77-Landon Cassill             87                2136  1

27 12-Ryan Blaney                74                2147

28 31-Justin Haley                 74               2147

29 48-Alex Bowman             70               2151

30 1-Ross Chastain               67               2154  1

31 27-Jacques Villeneuve    67               2154

32 11-Denny Hamlin           59               2164

33 41-Cole Custer               56               2167

34 15-David Ragan            55               2168

35 44-Greg Biffle               55               2168

36 51-Cody Ware               53               2170

37 22-Joey Logano            50              2173

38 78-BJ McLeod              50              2173

39 33-Tony Stewart           49              2174     1    1

40 62-Noah Gragson         40              2183

41 50-Kaz Grala                29             2194

42 54-Trevor Bayne          26             2197

43 15-Ryan Preece             26           2197

44 15-Joey Hand               18            2205

45 17-Tanner Gray           16            2207

46 15-Hailie Deegan        16           2207

47 88-Dale Earnhardt,Jr. 14           2209

48 45-Kurt Busch            14          2209

49 25-Jeff Gordon           12         2211

50 27-Loris Hezemans    12        2211

51 35-Justin Allgaier         7       2216

52 16-AJ Allemindinger   6        2217

53 28-Ryan Hunter Reay  6        2217

54 39-Ryan Newman        5       2218

55 36-Kenny Wallace      5        2218

56 17-Zane Smith            3       2220

Ally 400 Finishing Order

 1 (18) 9-Chase Elliott      25           476

2 (17) 47-Ricky Stenhouse,Jr.   16  134

3 (19) 14-Chase Briscoe           14   337

4 (20) 7-Corey LaJoie              12   276

5 (22) 21-Harrison Buron         10  269

6 (24) 34-Michael McDowell    8   94

7 (15) 8-Tyler Reddick              6 172

8 (16) 19-Martin Truex,Jr.        5 156

9 (14) 20-Christopher Bell       4 155

10 (13) 3-Austin Dillon            3 244

11 (12) 33-Tony Stewart          2  49

12 (11) 43-Erik Jones              1 226

NOT CLASSIFIED

13 (10) 42-Ty Dillon

14 (9) 10-Aric Amirola

15 (8) 38-Todd Gilliand

16 (7) 17-Chris Buescher

17 (6) 16-Daniel Hemric

18 (5) 4-Kevin Harvick

19 (4) 24-William Byron

20 (3) 1-Ross Chastain

21 (2) 23-Bubba Wallace

22 (1) 99-Daniel Suarez

23 (23) 66-Timmy Hill     18 Engine

24 (21) 77-Landon Cassill  5 Engine

Lap Leaders:

Suarez 1-7

Wallace 8-15

Chastain 16-24

Byron 25-41

Harvick 42-64

Hemric 65-80

Buescher 81-94

Gilliand 95-100

Amirola 101-122

T. Dillon 123-140

Jones 141-158

Stewart 159-175

A. Dillon 176-185

Bell 186-200

Reddick 201-222

Truex,Jr. 223-230

Stenhouse,Jr. 231-236

Elliott 237-267

Ally 400 267 Laps Starting Order

 Row 1

99-Daniel Suarez +20

23-Bubba Wallace +10

Row 2

1-Ross Chastain

24-William Byron

Row 3

4-Kevin Harvick

16-Daniel Hemric

Row 4

17-Chris Buescher

38-Todd Gilliand

Row 5

10-Aric Amirola

42-Ty Dillon

Row 6

43-Erik Jones

33-Tony Stewart

Row 7

3-Austin Dillon

20-Christopher Bell

Row 8 

8-Tyler Reddick

19-Martin Truex,Jr.

Row 9

47-Ricky Stenhouse,Jr.

9-Chase Elliott

Row 10

14-Chase Briscoe

7-Corey LaJoie

Row 11

77-Landon Cassill

21-Harrison Burton

Row 12

66-Timmy Hill

34-Michael McDowell

Stock Car Challenge After Ally Twins

                                                                                    -    W     P

1 2-Austin Cindric                                2223             -     3    11

2 18-Kyle Busch                                    684         1539

3 9-Chase Elliott                                   451        1772     3     1

4 14-Chase Briscoe                              323        2000    1

5 10-Aric Amirola                                278        2045    4     3

6 7-Corey LaJoie                                  264      2059     3     5

7 21-Harrison Burton                           259      2064      4   2

8 3-Austin Dillon                                 241      2082      2  6

9 43-Erik Jones                                    225     2098      3  2

10 8-Tyler Reddick                             166    2157       2  1

11 6-Brad Keselowski                        160    2163     1

12 20-Christopher Bell                       151   2172      2   1

13 19-Martin Truex,Jr.                       132    2191     2   3

14 24-William Byron                         127   2196

15 99-Daniel Suarez                          121    2202    1     1

16 47-Ricky Stenhouse,Jr.               118     2205   2

17 38-Todd Gilliand                        116     2207   1

18 23-Bubba Wallace                      112     2211   1

19 66-Timmy Hill                           108     2215  1

20 4-Kevin Harvick                       100   2123

21 16-Daniel Hemric                       98   2125

22 17-Chris Buescher                     93   2130

23 5-Kyle Larson                           92 2131             2

24 42-Ty Dillon                            89  2134

25 77-Landon Cassill                    87 2136  1

26 34-Michael McDowell            86 2137

27 12-Ryan Blaney                      74 2149

28 31-Justin Haley                      74 2149

29 48-Alex Bowman                  70  2153

30 1-Ross Chastain                    67 2156   1

31 27-Jacques Villeneuve          67 2156

32 11-Denny Hamlin                 59 2164

33 41-Cole Custer                     56 2167

34 15-David Ragan                   55 2168

35 44-Greg Biffle                     55 2168

36 51-Cody Ware                      53 2170

37 22-Joey Logano                   50 2173

38 78-BJ McLeod                    50 2173

39 33-Tony Stewart                 47 2176  1  1

40 62-Noah Gragson              40 2183

41 50-Kaz Grala                     29 2194

42 54-Trevor Bayne               26 2197

43 15-Ryan Preece                 26 2197

44 15-Joey Hand                   18 2205

45 17-Tanner Gray                16 2207

46 15-Hailie Deegan            16 2207

47 88-Dale Earnhardt,Jr.       14 2209

48 45-Kurt Busch                 14 2209

49 25-Jeff Gordon               12 2211

50 27-Loris Hezemans       12 2211

51 35-Justin Allgaier           7 2216

52 16-AJ Allemindinger      6 2217

53 28-Ryan Hunter Reay    6 2217

54 39-Ryan Newman         5 2218

55 36-Kenny Wallace        5 2218

56 17-Zane Smith             3 2220  

Ally 200 Twin 2 Finishing Order

 1 (12) 23-Bubba Wallace                 25                2nd   112

2 (11) 24-William Byron                      16           4th     127

3 (9) 16-Daniel Hemric                       14           6th       98

4 (8) 38-Todd Gilliand                        12           8th      116

5 (14) 42-Ty Dillon                             10         10th       89

6 (6) 33-Tony Stewart                          8           12th     47

7 (5) 20-Christopher Bell                    6          14th      151

8 (4) 19-Martin Truex,Jr.                    5          16th       132

9 (3) 9-Chase Elliott                           4           18th      451

10 (2) 7-Corey LaJoie                        3          20th       264

11 (1) 21-Harrison Burton                 2          22nd      259

12 (13) 34-Michael McDowell          1         24th       86

NOT CLASSIFIED

13 (15) 31-Justin Haley

14 (7) 6-Brad Keselowski

15 (19) 54-Trevor Bayne

16 (20) 27-Loris Hezemans     47 Engine

17 (10) 5-Kyle Larson             37 Engine

18 (16) 11-Denny Hamlin        5 Crash

19 (17) 44-Greg Biffle             5 Crash

20 (18) 22-Joey Logano           5 Crash

Lap Leaders:

Burton 1-5

LaJoie 6-12

Elliott 13-21

Truex,Jr. 22-32

Bell 33-52

Stewart 53-70

Keselowski 71-88

Gilliand 89-100

Hemric 101-102

Byron 103-110

Wallace 111-134

Ally Twins 200 1 Finishing Order

 1 (12) 99-Daniel Suarez             25                 1st     121

2 (10) 1-Ross Chastain                      16          3rd     67

3 (13) 4-Kevin Harvick                     14         5th    100

4 (14) 17-Chris Buescher                  12         7th     93

5 (1) 10-Aric Amirola                       10         9th      278

6 (3) 43-Erik Jones                             8        11th    275

7 (4) 3-Austin Dillon                        6         13th    241

8 (5) 8-Tyler Reddick                       5        15th     166

9 (6) 47-Ricky Stenhouse,Jr.           4         17th     118

10 (7) 14-Chase Briscoe                  3        19th     323

11 (9) 77-Landon Cassill                2         21st       87

12 (8) 66-Timmy Hill                     1         23rd     108

NOT CLASSIFIED

13 (15) 12-Ryan Blaney

14 (16) 48-Alex Bowman

15 (17) 41-Cole Custer

16 (11) 18-Kyle Busch         29 Engine

17 (2) 2-Austin Cindric       15 Engine

18 (18) 51-Cody Ware          5 Crash

19 (19) 78-BJ McLeod         5 Crash

20 (20) 45-Kurt Busch         5 Crash

Lap Leaders:

Amirola 1-7

Cindric 8-15

Jones 16-26

A. Dillon 27-33

Reddick 34-46

Stenhouse,Jr. 47-60

Briscoe 61-78

Hill 79-88

Cassill 89-100

Chastain 101-118

Suarez 119-134

Ally Twins 200 134 Laps Starting Order

 Twin 1

Row 1

10-Aric Amirola +20

2-Austin Cindric +10

Row 2

43-Erik Jones

3-Austin Dillon

Row 3

8-Tyler Reddick

47-Ricky Stenhouse,Jr.

Row 4

14-Chase Briscoe

66-Timmy Hill

Row 5

77-Landon Cassill

1-Ross Chastain

Row 6

18-Kyle Busch

99-Daniel Suarez

Row 7 

4-Kevin Harvick

17-Chris Buescher

Row 8

12-Ryan Blaney

48-Alex Bowman

Row 9

41-Cole Custer

51-Cody Ware

Row 10

78-BJ McLeod

45-Kurt Busch

Twin 2

Row 1

21-Harrison Burton +20

7-Corey LaJoie +10

Row 2

9-Chase Elliott

19-Martin Truex,Jr.

Row 3

20-Christopher Bell

33-Tony Stewart

Row 4

6-Brad Keselowski

38-Todd Gilliand

Row 5

16-Daniel Hemric

5-Kyle Larson

Row 6

24-William Byron

23-Bubba Wallace

Row 7

34-Michael McDowell

42-Ty Dillon

Row 8

31-Justin Haley

11-Denny Hamlin

Row 9

44-Greg Biffle

22-Joey Logano

Row 10

54-Trevor Bayne

27-Loris Hezemans

Stock Car Challenge After 13 of 26 Events

                                                                                   -      W   P

1 2-Austin Cindric                      2223                     -      3    11

2 18-Kyle Busch                          684                1539

3 9-Chase Elliott                         447                1776      3    1

4 14-Chase Briscoe                     320                1903     1

5 10-Aric Amirola                       268                1955    4     3

6 7-Corey LaJoie                        261                 1962    3    5

7 21-Harrison Burton                 257                  1966   4    2

8 3-Austin Dillon                       235                 1988    2   6

9 43-Erik Jones                          217                 2006   3    2

10 8-Tyler Reddick                   161                  2061   2    1

11 6-Brad Keselowski              159                  2063   1

12 20-Christopher Bell            145                  2078  2    1

13 19-Martin Truex,Jr.            127                  2096  2   3

14 47-Ricky Stenhouse,Jr.       114                 2109   2

15 24-William Byron               111                 2112

16 66-Timmy Hill                    107                2116   1

17 38-Todd Gilliand                104                2119    1

18 99-Daniel Suarez                 96                2127

19 5-Kyle Larson                     92                2131           2

20 23-Bubba Wallace              87                2136

21 4-Kevin Harvick                86               2137

22 77-Landon Cassill             85              2138   1

23 34-Michael McDowell      85             2138

24 16-Daniel Hemric              84            2139  1

25 17-Chris Buescher             81           2142

26 42-Ty Dillon                      79           2144

27 12-Ryan Blaney                74           2149

28 31-Justin Haley                74           2149

29 48-Alex Bowman             70           2153

30 27-Jacques Villeneuve     67           2156

31 11-Denny Hamlin            59          2163

32 41-Cole Custer                56          2167

33 15-David Ragan             55          2168

34 44-Greg Biffle               55          2168

35 51-Cody Ware                53        2170

36 1-Ross Chastain            51        2172   1

37 22-Joey Logano            50        2173

38 78-BJ McLeod             50        2173

39 62-Noah Gragson         40       2183

40 33-Tony Stewart          39       2184   1       1

41 50-Kaz Grala               29      2194

42 54-Trevor Bayne         26      2189

43 15-Ryan Preece           26     2189

44 15-Joey Hand             18     2205

45 17-Tanner Gray          16     2207

46 15-Hailie Deegan      16      2207

47 88-Dale Earnhardt,Jr.  14    2209

48 45-Kurt Busch             14  2209

49 25-Jeff Gordon           12  2211

50 27-Loris Hezemans     12 2211

51 35-Justin Allgaier         7 2216

52 16-AJ Allemindinger    6 2217

53 28-Ryan Hunter Reay    6 2217

54 39-Ryan Newman         5 2218

55 36-Kenny Wallace        5 2218

56 17-Zane Smith              3 2220

Nashville 430 Finishing Order

 1 (24) 21-Harrison Burton         25     257

2 (23) 10-Aric Amirola                 16   268

3 (1) 33-Tony Stewart                  14    39

4 (22) 14-Chase Briscoe              12   320

5 (21) 7-Corey LaJoie                 10   261

6 (19) 9-Chase Elliott                   8  447

7 (18) 5-Kyle Larson                    6  92

8 (17) 3-Austin Dillon                 5  235

9 (16) 24-William Byron             4  111

10 (15) 8-Tyler Reddick             3 161

11 (12) 34-Michael McDowell   2 85

12 (11) 38-Todd Gilliand           1 104

NOT CLASSIFIED

13 (10) 12-Ryan Blaney

14 (9) 4-Kevin Harvick

15 (8) 25-Jeff Gordon

16 (7) 31-Justin Haley

17 (6) 88-Dale Earnhardt,Jr.

18 (5) 27-Jacques Villeneuve

19 (4) 15-Hailie Deegan

20 (3) 17-Tanner Gray         136 Engine

21 (2) 77-Landon Cassill     100 Engine

22 (20) 66-Timmy Hill          18 Engine

23 (13) 6-Brad Keselowski    5 Crash

24 (14) 23-Bubba Wallace    5 Crash

Lap Leaders:

Stewart 1-7

Cassill 8-17

Gray 18-25

Deegan 26-40

Villeneuve 41-58

Earnhardt,Jr. 59-70

Haley 71-88

Gordon 89-104

Harvick 105-120

Blaney 121-141

Gilliand 142-170

McDowell 171-195

Reddick 196-230

Byron 231-255

A. Dillon 256-280

Larson 281-311

Elliott 312-333

LaJoie 334-360

Briscoe 361-388

Amirola 389-405

Burton 406-430

Nashville 430 430 Laps Starting Order

 Row 1

33-Tony Stewart +20

77-Landon Cassill +10

Row 2

17-Tanner Gray

15-Hailie Deegan

Row 3

27-Jacques Villeneuve

88-Dale Earnhardt,Jr.

Row 4

31-Justin Haley

25-Jeff Gordon

Row 5

4-Kevin Harvick

12-Ryan Blaney

Row 6

38-Todd Gilliand

34-Michael McDowell

Row 7

6-Brad Keselowski

23-Bubba Wallace

Row 8

8-Tyler Reddick

24-William Byron

Row 9

3-Austin Dillon

5-Kyle Larson

Row 10

9-Chase Elliott

66-Timmy Hill

Row 11

7-Corey LaJoie

14-Chase Briscoe

Row 12

10-Aric Amirola

21-Harrison Burton

Stock Car Challenge After Nashville 215's

                                                                                       -     W     P

1 2-Austin Cindric                          2223                     -      3     11

2 18-Kyle Busch                              684                  1539

3 9-Chase Elliott                             439                  1784    3    1

4 14-Chase Briscoe                        308                   1915    1

5 10-Aric Amirola                          252                  1971    4   2

6 7-Corey LaJoie                           251                  1972    3   5

7 21-Harrison Burton                    232                  1991    3   1

8 3-Austin Dillon                         230                   1993    2  6

9 43-Erik Jones                           217                     2006   3   2

10 6-Brad Keselowski                159                     2064   1

11 8-Tyler Reddick                    158                     2065   2    1

12 20-Christopher Bell              145                    2078    2    1

13 19-Martin Truex,Jr.              127                     2096   2    3

14 47-Ricky Stenhouse,Jr.         114                    2109   2

15 66-Timmy Hill                     107                    2116    1

16 24-William Byron               107                    2116

17 38-Todd Gilliand                 103                   2120    1

18 99-Daniel Suarez                  96                   2127

19 23-Bubba Wallace                 87                  2136

20 5-Kyle Larson                       86                  2137         2

21 4-Kevin Harvick                   86                  2137

22 77-Landon Cassill                85                  2138   1

23 16-Daniel Hemric                84                   2139  1

24 34-Michael McDowell        83                   2140

25 17-Chris Buescher              81                   2142

26 42-Ty Dillon                       79                   2144

27 12-Ryan Blaney                  74                  2149

28 31-Justin Haley                  74                  2149

29 48-Alex Bowman               70                  2153

30 27-Jacques Villeneuve        67                 2156

31 11-Denny Hamlin              59                  2163

32 41-Cole Custer                  56                  2166

33 15-David Ragan                55                  2167

34 44-Greg Biffle                   55                  2167

35 51-Cody Ware                   53                  2169

36 1-Ross Chastain               51                   2171  1

37 22-Joey Logano               50                   2172

38 78-BJ McLeod                 50                  2172

39 62-Noah Gragson            40                  2182

40 50-Kaz Grala                  29                   2193

41 54-Trevor Bayne           26                  2196

42 15-Ryan Preece            26                  2197

43 33-Tony Stewart          25                  2198   1   1

44 15-Joey Hand              18                 2205

45 17-Tanner Gray           16                 2207

46 15-Hailie Deegan        16                 2207

47 88-Dale Earnhardt,Jr.   14                2209

48 45-Kurt Busch             14               2209

49 25-Jeff Gordon            12               2211

50 27-Loris Hezemans     12             2211

51 35-Justin Allgaier          7             2216

52 16-AJ Allemindinger     6            2217

53 28-Ryan Hunter Reay     6           2217

54 39-Ryan Newman         5            2218

55 36-Kenny Wallace       5            2218

56 17-Zane Smith            3           2220