NASCAR's new 'world-class driver' rule makes Daytona 500 qualifying more complicated than ever
The Daytona 500 has NASCAR’s most unusual — and complicated — qualifying format. And it got more convoluted this year with the largest number of entrants in a decade and a new rule that could add a 41st driver to the 40-car field.
On Monday, NASCAR revealed the first official entry list for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series Daytona 500, and the list is ... as they are locked into the show by way of NASCAR's Team Charter System ...
Forty-five cars are entered for the Daytona 500, the most since 49 were entered for the 2015 race. This year’s entry list includes the 36 charter teams and nine open teams. There are four open ...
Thirty-six chartered cars will gain automatic entry into the Daytona 500. The other nine hopefuls will have to speed their way in. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.
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