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Drivers

Name & article link	About the driver	Note(s)
Dick Bailey	4 Cup starts (with 1 pole-position)
Johnny Benson Sr.	1 Cup start	Father of Johnny Benson Jr.
John Blankenship	4 Xfinity starts, 5 ARCA starts (with 2 Top 10), 1 ARCA East start
Lenny Boehler	Six-time NASCAR Modified champion car owner (National Modified champion 1967-69, FMS champion 1994-96
Al Bonnell	2 Cup starts (with 1 Top 10 and 1 pole-position)
Perk Brown	28 Cup starts (with 8 Top 10 and 1 pole-position)
Robert Bruce (racing driver)	1 Truck start (plus 1 DNQ), 2 ARCA starts (with 1 Top 10)
Robin Buck	2 Pinty's Series wins
Billy Clark (racing driver)	13 Xfinity Series starts (with 2 Top 10 and 2 pole-positions). Also competed in Busch North (with 2 wins) and in the Whelen Modified Tour.
Bill Clinton (racing driver)	Ran 6 Cup Series races from 1961 and 1964 and 2 West Series races in 1964
Trevor Collins (racing driver)	Dirt ringer who attempted to make his Truck Series debut at Eldora in 2018 and Bristol in 2021 but failed to qualify for both races	As per the GNG, NASCAR drivers in the top 3 series only need articles if they run a race. However, if multiple sources can be found so the article can be of good quality, then it could be created regardless.
Doug Cox (racing driver)	31 Cup starts (with 14 Top 10 and 1 pole-position)
Noel Dowler	1 Xfinity start, 60 Pinty's Series starts (with 1 Top 5 and 26 Top 10)
Bob Duell	28 Cup starts (with 8 Top 10 and 1 pole-position)
Ray Duhigg	Finished 8th in Cup Series points in 1952 and earned 26 top ten finishes
George Dunn (racing driver)	12 Cup starts (with 7 Top 10 and 1 pole-position)
Ricky Ehrgott	1 Xfinity start, 1 Truck start, 4 ARCA starts (with 1 Top 5 and 2 Top 10)
Jay Fogleman	19 Xfinity Series starts with 2 Top 10. Also had 10 wins, 78 Top 5 and 118 Top 10 in 200 races in the USAR Hooters Pro Cup Series	He is the father of Tate Fogleman
Chad Frewaldt	1 Truck start, 3 ARCA starts
Grant Galloway	1 Truck start
Anthony Gandon	Competed in 2 Xfinity Series races in 2013. Competed in Whelen Euro Series between 2013 and 2014 and was 2013 Whelen Euro Series - Elite 2 Champion with 4 wins, 9 podiums and 3 pole-positions.
Danny Graves (racing driver)	1 Cup win in 1957 (4 career Top 10 and 1 pole-position). He also has 3 ARCA West wins.
Russ Hepler	13 Cup starts (2 career Top 10 and 1 pole-position)
Jim Hunter (racing driver)	5 Cup starts (2 career Top 5 and 1 pole-position)
Robert Ingram (racing driver)	101 Xfinity Series starts (35 career Top 10 and 1 pole-position). Also DNQed twice in Cup; competed in ARCA.
Tommy Irwin (racing driver)	99 Cup starts (52 career Top 10 and 2 pole-positions)
John Kieper	1 Cup win in 1956 (8 career Top 10 and 3 pole-positions)
Joey Kourafas	12 Xfinity Series starts (3 career Top 10 and 1 pole-position). Also competed in Busch North Series (3 wins and 1987 champion) and 4 wins in NASCAR North Tour.
Thomas Krasonis	He has competed in the Whelen Euro Series and was going to compete part-time in the Truck and ARCA Series in 2023 (that didn't end up happening)
Jimmy Lawson (racing driver)	Competed in the Xfinity Series from 1982 to 1987 (113 starts in total) and finished between 8th and 18th in points each year except 1987
Charlie Luck	Competed in the Xfinity Series from 1982 to 1986 (106 starts in total) and finished between 9th and 25th in points each year
Rick Martin (racing driver)	Won the 1987 Busch North Series race at Seekonk Speedway and has competed in 2 NASCAR Modified Tour races (1 in both 2000 and 2001)	He is Richard Martin on Racing-Reference, but was better known as Rick. A disambiguation page will be needed since there's a hockey player named Rick Martin.
Rafael Martínez (racing driver)	He is the 2007 NASCAR Corona Series champion. He competed full-time in the Mexico Series each year from then until 2017. In 2018 and 2019, he competed part-time in the Mexico Series. He also ran the Xfinity Series races at Mexico City in 2005 and 2008 and the fall West Series race at Phoenix in 2004 (this season still needs an article).	Racing-Reference does not have stats for the Mexico Series in years before 2008, so find his stats in years before that on other sites.
Braden Mitchell	Dirt ringer who attempted to make his Truck Series debut in the race at Knoxville in 2022 in the Sparks Motorsports No. 53 and failed to qualify. He attempted the race at Eldora in 2018 in the Reaume Brothers Racing No. 33 and also failed to qualify. He is the brother of Bryson Mitchell, who did qualify for the Truck race at Knoxville in 2022 in the G2G Racing No. 46.	As per the GNG, NASCAR drivers in the top 3 series only need articles if they run a race. However, if multiple sources can be found so the article can be of good quality, then it could be created regardless.
Tommy Moon (racing driver)	10 Cup starts with 5 Top 10 and 1 pole-position
Nate Monteith	2 Xfinity starts (plus 1 DNQ), 3 Truck starts, 5 ARCA starts (with 1 Top 10)
Ricky Moxley	1 Truck start
Billy Myers (racing driver)	2 Cup wins in 1956 (with 34 Top 10 and 1 pole-position in 84 Cup starts)	A disambiguation page will be needed since there's another NASCAR driver named Billy Myers
Gary Neice	21 Xfinity Series starts with 7 Top 10 and 1 pole-position
Bill Norton (racing driver)	1 Cup win in 1951
Andy Pierce (racing driver)	5 Cup starts with 1 pole-position
Marvin Porter	2 Cup wins in 1957 and 1960
Mike Porter (racing driver)	88 Xfinity Series starts (with 20 Top 10 and 2 pole-positions). Also DNQed for 1988 Daytona 500; competed in ARCA (1 win) and Southwest Series.
Bob Pressley	6 Xfinity starts with 1 Top 5.	Father of Robert Pressley and grandfather of Coleman Pressley
Brad Queen	1 Truck start
Benjamin Reynolds	1 Truck start
Bob Ross (racing driver)	17 Cup starts with 10 career Top 10 and 1 pole-position. He also have 3 ARCA West wins.
Brian Ross (American racing driver, born 1944)	2 Cup starts (plus 1 DNQ), 3 Xfinity starts (plus 3 DNQ's), 6 ARCA starts, 41 Busch North starts with 1 win, 6 Top-5 and 10 Top-10, 136 Whelen Modified Tour starts with 7 wins, 50 Top-5, 79 Top-10 and 4 pole-positions.	A disambiguation page will be needed since there's another NASCAR driver named Brian Ross
Rubén Rovelo	He is the 2020 NASCAR PEAK Mexico Series (which still needs an article) champion. He also ran five East Series races in 2010 (this season also still needs an article).	Racing-Reference does not have stats for the Mexico Series in years before 2008, so find his stats in years before that on other sites.
A. J. Russell	1 Truck start and 1 Indy Lights start
Scott Saunders (racing driver)	3 Xfinity starts, 1 Truck start, 3 ARCA East starts
Frank Secrist	8 Cup starts with 1 career Top 5 and 1 pole-position. He also competed in ARCA West and USAC Championship Car.
John Settlemyre	1 Xfinity win
Lloyd Shaw (racing driver)	1 Cup pole in his only Cup start
Bob Shreeves	Had 93 Xfinity Series starts, 29 top 10, 9 top 5 and 1 pole position in the Xfinity Series in the 1980's.
Steve Smith (racing driver)	2 Truck starts, 20 Southwest Series starts (with 6 Top 10)
Wayne Smith (racing driver)	123 Cup career starts with 9 Top 10
John Soares (racing driver)	1 Cup win in 1954	Sr. not Jr.
Bugs Stevens	Won 3 consecutive NASCAR National Modified championships from 1967 to 1969. He also had 3 Cup starts with 1 Top 10.	There's a published reliable source book by Bones Bourcier from Coastal 181 Press. Another source is: Dodge, Herb, "Bugs Stevens", Stock Car Racing (ISSN 0734-7340), Volume 23, Number 2, February 1988.
Mike Swaim	36 Xfinity Series starts, 3 top 10 and 1 pole position.	Father of Mike Swaim Jr.
Brett Taylor	1 Pinty's Series win
Jesse James Taylor	Finished 7th in Cup Series points in 1951 (16 Cup starts with 3 career Top 10 and 1 pole-position)
Tommy Thompson (NASCAR racing driver)	1 Cup win in 1951
Joe Thurman	Earned 31 top ten and 6 top five race finishes in the 1980's in the Xfinity Series
Art Watts	1 Cup win in 1957 (6 career Top 10 and 5 pole-positions)
Danny Weinberg	1 Cup win in 1951 (9 career Top 10 and 1 pole-position). He also competed in ARCA West
Drew White (racing driver)	Ran part-time in ARCA in the 1990's and early-to-mid-2000's, also made 7 Xfinity starts in 2001 (plus 1 NXS DNQ in both 2002 and 2003)
Doug Yates (racing driver)	86 Cup starts (28 career Top 10 and 2 pole positions)	He is not the same person as Doug Yates. He also is not related to the other Doug Yates or Robert Yates.
Clay Young (racing driver)	5 Cup starts (plus 8 DNQ's), 1 Truck start (plus 1 DNQ), 26 ARCA starts (with 6 Top 5, 10 Top 10 and 1 pole position), (plus 1 DNQ)	A disambiguation page will be needed since there's a cricket player named Clay Young.
John Young (racing driver)	5 Xfinity starts, 12 Truck starts (with 1 Top 10), 1 ARCA West start
These drivers do not have articles yet but their names redirect to other articles. (These redirects will go away when they get their own articles.)
Frank Arford	4 Cup starts. Had a fatal crash in the Qualifying for a Cup race at Langhorne Speedway	His name is currently a redirect to the List of NASCAR fatalities article
Scott Deware	He attempted 1 Busch Series race but failed to qualify. 16 Busch North starts and 3 24 Hours of Daytona starts. Also was the owner of DRG Motorsports which competed in Xfinity Series.	His name is currently a redirect to his team's article
Clint McHugh	Died in a fatal crash in qualifying for a Cup race at Memphis-Arkansas Speedway	His name is currently a redirect to the List of NASCAR fatalities article
These drivers do not have articles yet but they do have article drafts. After they are expanded and have enough citations, they can be submitted to go into mainspace.
Name & article draft link	About the driver	Note(s)
Draft:Clayton Green (racing driver)	He has 1 Truck Series start in 2024.	As per the GNG, his article can be created since he started a race in the NASCAR Truck Series.
Draft:Lisa Jackson (racing driver)	She has 1 Xfinity Series start in 1982. She is the first woman to compete in Xfinity Series.	As per the GNG, her article can be created since she started a race in the NASCAR Xfinity Series.
Draft:Sam Rice (racing driver)	He has 2 Cup starts with 2 Top 5 in both of his starts. He also had 60 starts as a team owner in Cup with 2 wins, 17 Top 5, 24 Top 10 and 2 pole positions. His wins as a team owner came with Bill Blair and Fireball Roberts.	As per the GNG, his article can be created since he started a race in the NASCAR Cup Series.
Draft:Stuart Lyndon	2 ARCA starts, 3 NASCAR Winston West starts (with 1 Top 10). Only New Zealander to have raced in the ARCA West series.	Died in a fatal crash at Atlanta Motor Speedway in an ARCA race in 1985.
Draft:Chuck Buchanan Jr	7 ARCA starts, 30 ARCA East starts (with 2 Top 10). Attempted 4 NASCAR Truck Series races with 4 DNQ's.
Draft:Nicolò Rocca	NASCAR Whelen Euro Series driver. He has 4 wins, 14 podiums and 5 pole-positions.

Crew chiefs

Jerry Baxter - Was most recently the crew chief for Bret Holmes' No. 32 truck in the Truck Series. Prior to that was the crew chief for Hailie Deegan and the No. 1 truck for David Gilliland Racing in the Truck Series. He previously crew chiefed Tanner Gray's No. 15 DGR truck after having been a Cup Series crew chief for the No. 43 Richard Petty Motorsports car in 2020 with Bubba Wallace and in 2021 with Erik Jones. Prior to that, Baxter spent many years as a crew chief in the Xfinity and Truck Series, winning 15 truck races and 1 Xfinity race. He previously worked for Irvan-Simo Racing, Eddie Sharp Racing, Kyle Busch Motorsports, GMS Racing, Michael Waltrip Racing, Gary Smith, No Fear Racing, and Team Menard.
Scott Graves - Crew chief of the No. 17 RFK Racing car in the Cup Series driven by Chris Buescher. He is a two-time consecutive Xfinity Series championship-winning crew chief with Buescher at Roush in 2015 and then Daniel Suárez at JGR in 2016. He moved up to Cup with Suárez mid-season in 2017 and returned to Roush in 2019 to be Ryan Newman's crew chief on the No. 6 car. In October 2021, Graves reunited with Buescher as Roush moved him from Newman's No. 6 to Buescher's No. 17 car.
Mike Kelley (NASCAR) - Crew chief of the No. 47 JTG Daugherty Racing car in the Cup Series driven by Ricky Stenhouse Jr. He is a two-time consecutive Xfinity Series championship-winning crew chief (2011 and 2012) with Stenhouse. He moved with Stenhouse to JTG Daugherty in 2020 after many years in numerous crew chief and car chief positions at Roush Fenway Racing and crew chiefing for Front Row Motorsports in 2019.
Billy Nacewicz - Crew chief for Richie Evans' posthumous 1985 NASCAR Modified championship and for some of Evans' earlier Modified championships as well. Owner of carbuilder RE Fabrications in the 1980s. Nacewicz most recently was a crew chief in the Xfinity Series with Randy LaJoie for all of 1998, P. J. Jones for part of 2000, and Hank Parker Jr. for part of 2001. He won 1 race with both LaJoie and Parker Jr.
Ryan Pemberton - Crew chief for MB2 Motorsports/Ginn Racing/Dale Earnhardt, Inc. from 1997 to 2007, Red Bull Racing Team from 2008 to 2011, Tommy Baldwin Racing for part of 2012 and was the competition director for JR Motorsports from partway through 2012 to partway through 2022. Passed away on January 14, 2024.

Team owners

Bob Jenkins (businessman) - Owner of Front Row Motorsports, also a restaurant franchise owner (Taco Bell, Long John Silvers, A&W, the ones that have sponsored his cars)

TV broadcasters

Alan Cavanna - Former NASCAR on Fox pit reporter for Truck Series (2015–2020) and NASCAR.com reporter (2013–2014)
Kim Coon - NASCAR.com reporter and Motor Racing Network and NASCAR on NBC pit reporter, also a former Miss Sprint Cup. (Her name currently has a redirect to the List of NASCAR on NBC broadcasters article, remove redirect if she gets an article.)
Alex Hayden - Motor Racing Network reporter, also has been a sub for NASCAR on NBC pit reporting at the standalone Xfinity races (When his article is created, remove the redirect to the Marvel character that his name goes to now.)
Jim Noble (sportscaster) - Performance Racing Network and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio reporter, also was a sub for NASCAR on ESPN and NASCAR on NBC pit reporting at the standalone Xfinity races
Marty Snider - Pit reporter for the Cup, Xfinity and IndyCar Series for NBC. He previously worked for TNT when they partnered with NBC for NASCAR coverage from 2001 to 2006 and again from 2007 to 2014 when TNT covered NASCAR by themselves. He previously had an article but it was deleted. Click here to see the Web Archive on what his old article looked like. His article has since been re-created as a draft.
Jim Tretow - Was previously a pit reporter for Fox in ARCA, he also is a track announcer at tracks such as Daytona. Currently works as the color commentator for ARCA races on MAVTV.
Dillon Welch - Alternate pit reporter for NBC for the Cup and Xfinity Series and a pit reporter for MRN. He also has been a driver in dirt racing and advanced to the A-Main in the Chili Bowl in 2022. He is the son of Vince Welch.

Wives/spouses of drivers

Kim Burton - Jeff Burton's wife and Harrison Burton's mom, also is Ward Burton's sister in-law and Jeb Burton's aunt
Samantha Busch - Kyle Busch's wife, KBM co-owner, also owns a clothing business called Avanti and works with the Bundle of Joy Foundation. (Her name currently has a redirect to her husband's article, remove redirect if she gets an article.)
Amy Earnhardt - Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s wife, née Reimann
Sherry Pollex - Martin Truex Jr.'s former longtime girlfriend from 2005 to 2023 (talk about her ovarian cancer battle and her work with stuff like the MTJ Foundation, SherryStrong, Catwalk for a Cause, etc.) (Her name currently has a redirect to Truex's article, remove redirect if she gets an article.)
Ashley Van Metre - Kurt Busch's second wife (divorced in 2022), she is also a polo (horseback riding) athlete and also owns a clothing business called Monarch Reign. (Her name as well as "Ashley Busch" both currently redirect to her ex-husband's article, remove redirects if she gets an article.)

NHOF Landmark Award and Squier-Hall Award recipients

Anne France - 2015 Landmark Award recipient. She was the wife of NASCAR founder Bill France Sr, the first secretary/treasurer of NASCAR and then the secretary/treasurer of International Speedway Corporation.
Harold Brasington - 2016 Landmark Award recipient. Founder and builder of Darlington Raceway and North Carolina Speedway (now Rockingham Speedway). (His article is currently a redirect to Darlington Raceway. Remove the redirect to create his article.)
Shav Glick - 2024 SHA recipient. He was a NASCAR writer for the Los Angeles Times, helping introduce the sport to fans on the west coast of the US^[1]
Mike Harris (journalist) - 2025 SHA recipient. He worked for the Associated Press from 1969 to 2009 and as a motorsports reporter for the AP from 1980 to 2009^[2]
Jim Hunter (NASCAR) - 2019 Landmark Award recipient. Worked in the following jobs (in chronological order): Writer for the Columbia Record, Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Stock Car Racing Magazine, PR director for Darlington Raceway and Talladega Superspeedway, NASCAR Vice President of Administration, President of Darlington Raceway and Corporate VP of International Speedway Corporation, NASCAR VP of Corporate Communications
Tom Higgins (journalist) - 2015 SHA recipient. He was a NASCAR writer for The Charlotte Observer.^[3]
Benny Phillips (NASCAR) - 2017 SHA recipient. He was a NASCAR writer for the High Point Enterprise and Stock Car Racing Magazine. He also was a reporter for NASCAR on TBS.^[4]
Norma "Dusty" Brandel - 2018 SHA recipient. She was a NASCAR writer for the Hollywood Citizen-News.^[5]
Steve Waid - 2019 SHA recipient. He was a NASCAR writer for the Martinsville Bulletin, Roanoke Times & World News, the Grand National Scene magazine, and NASCAR Illustrated.^[6]
T. Taylor Warren - 2023 SHA recipient. He was the photographer who took the picture of the 1959 Daytona 500 photo finish between Lee Petty and Johnny Beauchamp (and lap car Joe Weatherly) that took until the Wednesday after the race to determine the winner. He would continue to work as a photographer in NASCAR until his death in 2008. He worked the first 50 Daytona 500's as a photographer. He was the first photographer to receive the SHA.

Racetracks

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Kingsport Speedway - Hosted 3 Cup races between 1969 and 1971. Also hosted 1 Southeast Series event and 5 CARS Tour events. Race results can be seen here.
Madera Speedway - Hosted 8 NASCAR K&N West/ARCA West races between 1973 and 2023. The track is on the 2024 ARCA Menards Series West schedule. Also hosted 14 NASCAR Southwest Series races. Race results can be seen here.
White Mountain Motorsports Park - Hosted 2 K&N East/ARCA East races between 1993 and 1994. Hosted 2 Whelen Modified Tour races in 2020. Also hosted 23 ACT Late Model Tour races. Race results can be seen here.
Draft:Black Hills Speedway - Former Rapid Valley Speedway - Hosted 1 Cup Series event in 1953. The article is currently a draft. Race results can be seen here.
Draft:Sumter Speedway - Former Gamecock Speedway - Hosted 1 Cup Series event in 1960. The article is currently a draft. Race results can be seen here.

Teams

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Kimmel Racing - Longtime ARCA team, currently fields the No. 68 and 69 cars. The team also had 1 Truck Series start. (The article was previously a draft: click here.)
Peterson Racing Group - Trans-Am team which debuted in the Xfinity Series in 2023 at the Charlotte Roval with Andy Lally DNQ'ing for the race in their No. 87 car, which was fielded for the second time at Watkins Glen in 2024 with Mike Skeen driving. (Raphael Matos was originally going to drive the No. 87 at Watkins Glen instead of Skeen.) The team also partners with Jordan Anderson Racing to field Austin Green in their No. 32 car part-time. The No. 87 was listed as a JAR entry on the Watkins Glen entry list.^[7]

Former teams

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Austin Hill Racing - Before Hill raced for the Young's Motorsports and Hattori teams in the Truck Series, he competed with his own team in the both the East/West (No. 22) and Truck Series (No. 20). (The article was previously a draft: click here.)
Clement Racing - This was the team that fielded the No. 46 in ARCA in the 2000's with Frank Kimmel where he won 9 championships (8 of them consecutives) for them. (The article was previously a draft: click here.)
Kirk Shelmerdine Racing - Former NASCAR and ARCA team should be redirected from Kirk Shelmerdine's article. The team attempted Cup from 2002-2010, 31 starts, ran full-time in 2004 and 2 ARCA starts, including a win by Kirk.
Medford Speed - Former team or sponsor for J.D. McDuffie and James Hylton.
Reiser Enterprises - Making it a separate article that is not a redirect to driver Robbie Reiser's article. Former team with 189 starts include 12 wins and 9 pole positions in Xfinity Series with drivers that include Matt Kenseth, Clay Rogers, and Boris Said.
Roulo Brothers Racing - Former NASCAR and ARCA Racing Series team. The team is most notable for their time in the ARCA Racing Series with 401 starts, 32 wins and 25 pole-positions including a championship in 2012 with Chris Buescher. They also ran 7 Cup series races with drivers including Chuck Bown, Scott Lagasse Sr., Jim Sauter, Dick Trickle and Rich Bickle.
Sadler Brothers Racing - NASCAR team with 57 Cup starts (2 Top 10); 45 Xfinity Series starts (3 Top 10) and 65 ARCA Racing Series starts (3 wins, 22 Top 5, 31 Top 10 and 4 pole positions). Several drivers like Sterling Marlin, Davey Allison, Jeremy Mayfield, Chuck Bown, David Ragan, Jeff Green, Bobby Hamilton Jr., Ed Berrier, Joe Ruttman and others competed for the team. (The article was previously a draft: click here.)
Wegner Racing - Former team with 14 starts include a win and a pole position in the Xfinity Series with drivers that include Bobby Labonte and Matt Kenseth and 8 starts in the Truck Series

Seasons

1958 NASCAR Grand National Series, 1962 NASCAR Grand National Series, 1964 NASCAR Grand National Series, 1967 NASCAR Grand National Series, 1968 NASCAR Grand National Series and 1969 NASCAR Grand National Series - Are currently a redirect to Cup Series' article, remove redirect if they get an article.
1984 NASCAR Busch Series, 1985 NASCAR Busch Series, 1986 NASCAR Busch Series and 1987 NASCAR Busch Series - Are currently a redirect to Xfinity Series' article, remove redirect if they get an article.
1998 ARCA Bondo/Mar-Hyde Series and all ARCA seasons before that
2010 NASCAR K&N Pro Series East (which had been a draft) and all East Series seasons from 2006 on back as well as 2010 and 2011 and all West Series seasons from 2007 on back except for 1971 as well as from 2010 to 2012.
2020 NASCAR PEAK Mexico Series - The 2019 and 2021 seasons have articles but the 2020 season does not. For more info on the 2020 season, click here.
2024 NASCAR Brasil Sprint Race - The 2024 season has ended and the season article was never created during the season. (The article will be created by removing the redirect.) - Daniel Suárez ran one NASCAR Brasil race in 2024. Visit the series website to learn more about the season.

Series

Sioux Chief Showdown - Rebranded in 2020, these are 10 races within the ARCA Menards Series schedule that have an additional points standings and champion crowned at the end of those 10 races. (Article is currently a draft: click here.)

Other

Chassis Dynamics - noted NASCAR Modified builder
NASCAR Racing for Mac (1996)

Templates

Bassett family - In this template will be Dillon Bassett and Ronnie Bassett Jr., who are brothers.
Braun Racing
Chastain family - In this template will be Ross Chastain and his younger brother, Chad Chastain, who made his Truck Series and NASCAR debut at Watkins Glen in 2021
DCC Racing
Decker family - In this template will be Claire Decker, Natalie Decker and Paige Decker. Claire and Paige are sisters and Natalie is their cousin.
Erebus Motorsport - Australian SuperCar team that will debut in NASCAR and the Cup Series in 2024 fielding a part-time car for Brodie Kostecki with an RCR alliance
Evernham family - In this template will be Ray Evernham and Erin Crocker
Finch family - In this template will be James Finch and Jake Finch. They are father and son.
Gordon racing family - In this template will be Andrew Gordon and Benny Gordon. Andrew is Benny's nephew (so they will be listed in separate generations). (Note: DO NOT put Jeff Gordon, Robby Gordon, and Todd Gordon or any other Gordon in NASCAR (such as Cecil and Tina) in this template- none of them are related to Andrew and Benny.)
Huff Racing - Team that has competed part-time in ARCA since 2021 fielding the No. 36 car for team owner Ryan Huff. The team debuted in the Truck Series in the season-opener at Daytona in 2024 with Huff DNQ'ing for the race in their No. 36 truck.
Johnson racing family (Jimmie, Jarit and Jessie Johnson, their father Gary might have also raced motorcycles)
Jones racing family - In this template will be Parnelli Jones, Page Jones, P. J. Jones, Jagger Jones and Jace Jones. Page does not have an article and was a racing driver and Jace is Jagger's younger brother and is a racing driver (currently driving late models).
Josh Williams Motorsports
Kimmel family - In this template will be Bill Kimmel Sr, Bill Kimmel Jr, Frank Kimmel, Will Kimmel and Frankie Kimmel
Kvapil family - In this template will be Travis Kvapil, Carson Kvapil and Caden Kvapil
MacDonald Motorsports
Meendering family - In this template will be Jeff Meendering and Kevin Meendering, two crew chiefs who are brothers. They both have articles.
Miles Thomas Motorsports - A new Xfinity Series and ARCA team debuting in 2022
Parsons family - In this template will be Benny Parsons, Phil Parsons and Stefan Parsons. Benny (who died in 2007) and Phil are brothers and Stefan is Phil's son (so they will be listed in separate generations).
Pearson family - In this template will be David Pearson, Larry Pearson and Eddie Pearson.
Peterson Racing Group - IMSA team which debuted in the Xfinity Series in 2023 at the Charlotte Roval with Andy Lally DNQ'ing for the race in their No. 87 car, which will be fielded for the second time at Watkins Glen in 2024 with Raphael Matos driving. The team also partners with Jordan Anderson Racing to field Austin Green in their No. 32 car part-time. (Create a template for the team after an article about the team has been created.)
Reif family - In this template will be Tanner Reif and Tyler Reif, who are brothers.
Riggs family - In this template will be Scott Riggs and Layne Riggs, who are father and son, respectively.
Robby Gordon Motorsports (because other drivers such as P. J. Jones and Kevin Conway drove for Robby in a second car for his team)
Rusty Wallace Racing
Shafer family - In this template will be Todd Shafer and Jonathan Shafer, who are father and son, respectively.
Sieg family - In this template will be Shane Sieg (who died in 2017), Ryan Sieg and Kyle Sieg. The three of them are brothers.
Stewart family - In this template will be Tony Stewart and Leah Pruett. (Note: Leah Pruett is not related to Scott Pruett, so he should not be in this template.)
The Racer's Group (includes TRG Motorsports which competed in Truck and Cup until 2011)
The Harvick and Linville familes (in 1 template) - In this template will be Kevin Harvick and John Linville
The Anderson, McReynolds and Self families (all in 1 template) - Jordan Anderson will be the son-in-law of Larry McReynolds since he is engaged to Larry Mac's daughter. He is also the brother of Jennifer Self, the 2017 winner of the Better Half Dash. (When she competed in that race, it was before she got married- her last name was Anderson.) Jennifer is the wife of Austin Wayne Self. In this template will be Jordan Anderson, Brandon McReynolds, Larry McReynolds and Austin Wayne Self. (Larry will be listed in a different generation than Jordan, Brandon and Austin Wayne.)
The Cobb and Troconis families (in 1 template) - In this template will be Jennifer Jo Cobb and Eddie Troconis, who are husband and wife

Articles that need to be assessed

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Articles that need to be cleaned up

Articles that should be written from a neutral point of view

Articles that need to be verified

Articles that need to be copy-edited

NASCAR
2010 Aaron's 499
Dale Earnhardt - Needs to be more formal, especially the history section. Needs constant patrol against vandals and overexuberant fans.
Mark Martin - This article is a mess, reads poorly, and needs major expansion, especially about his pre-Roush years.

Articles that need to be expanded

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People

All articles in Category:NASCAR people stubs

Drivers

Chuck Buchanan Jr. (article is currently a draft)
Dexter Canipe
Ricky Carmichael: Specifically the expansion of the info about his NASCAR career
Jerry Churchill: needs more sources and expansion of the info about his career
Randy Churchill: needs more sources and expansion of the info about his career
Jeffrey Collier
Peter Daniels
Roger Dolan
Gary Wade Finley
David Gaines
Rubén García Jr. – He is a five-time NASCAR Mexico Series champion and his article is basically only his results tables. Write/add a "racing career" section to his article.
Tom Hearst
David Into
Nick Joanides: there's no sources in the article other than the Racing-Reference citations for the results tables
Ed Kosiski
Jeff Leka
Charles Ogle
Robert Powell
David Rogers
Angela Ruch: Specifically the personal life section
Johnny Rumley: needs sources, there's none in the whole article
Robbie Stanley: needs sources, there's none in the whole article
Gary Webb

Crew chiefs

Team owners

Steve Coulter: needs more sources
Armando Fitz: needs sources, there's none in the whole article
John Reiser: needs more sources
Ed Rensi: needs more sources
Clyde Vickers: needs more sources

News media people, etc.

Seasons

Cup Series

All seasons between 1949 and 1978 - Missing teams, incomplete information, standings and schedule.
All seasons between 1979 and 1984, all seasons between 1986 and 1990, 1994 - Incomplete teams, information and standings.

Chase/Playoff

2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 - needs expansion/clean up

Xfinity Series

1982-1983 - Missing or incomplete teams and standings.
All seasons between 1988 and 1993, all seasons between 1995 and 1999, 2001 - Missing or incomplete teams, standings and schedule.
1994, 2000, 2002-2003 - Missing or incomplete standings and schedule
All seasons between 2006 and 2010 - Missing or incomplete race results.

Truck Series

1995 and 1996 - Incomplete teams
All seasons between 1997 and 2000 - Incomplete or missing teams, standings and schedule.

East Series

All seasons between 2007 and 2009 - Missing teams, incomplete information and standings.
2012 and 2013 - Missing teams and standings.

West Series

1971 and 2008-2009 - Missing teams, standings and schedule.

Whelen Modified Tour

All seasons between 2007 and 2013 - Missing teams
2020 and 2021 - Missing teams and incomplete standings.
All seasons between 2022 and 2024 - Missing teams.

Whelen Southern Modified Tour

All seasons between 2007 and 2013 - Missing teams

Pinty's Series

All seasons between 2007 and 2009 - Incomplete or missing teams, standings and schedule.
2010, 2012 and 2013 - Incomplete or missing teams.

Mexico Series

All seasons from 2005 to 2008 plus 2019 and from 2021 to 2023 - Incomplete or missing teams and/or standings.

Mini Stock

All seasons between 2009 and 2012 - Incomplete teams.

Whelen Euro Series

All seasons between 2012 and 2014 - Incomplete or missing teams and standings.

ARCA Menards Series

All seasons between 2002 and 2013 - Incomplete or missing teams, information and standings.

Tracks

Autodrome Chaudière (could use more sources)
Barrie Speedway (could use more sources)
Chemung Speedrome (needs sources, there's none in the whole article)
Columbia Speedway (could use more sources)
Delaware Speedway (needs sources, there's none in the whole article)
Douglas County Speedway (needs more research/info on history of track)
Edmonton International Raceway (could use more sources)
El Dorado Speedway (needs sources, there's only one in the whole article)
Heartland Park Topeka (could use more sources)
I-55 Raceway (needs more sources)
Kawartha Speedway (needs sources, there's none in the whole article)
Kentucky Motor Speedway (short track) (needs sources, there's only one in the whole article)
Langhorne Speedway (could use more sources)
Las Vegas Motor Speedway - Cleanup
Mansfield Motor Speedway (could use more sources)
Martinsville Speedway - Cleanup
Meridian Speedway (needs more research/info on history of track)
Michigan International Speedway - Cleanup
Motoplex Speedway (needs sources, there's none in the whole article)
Motordrome Speedway (needs more sources, there's only ones from the track's website in the whole article)
Motor Mile Speedway (could use more sources)
Myrtle Beach Speedway (could use more sources)
New Egypt Speedway (needs sources, there's none in the whole article)
Riverside Park Speedway (needs sources, there's only one in the whole article)
Shasta Speedway (needs more sources)
Spencer Speedway (needs sources, there's none in the whole article)
Texas Motor Speedway - Cleanup
Tri-City Raceway (needs more sources)

Races

ARCA races at Salem - Needs race results between 1955 and 1996
ARCA races at Toledo - Needs history about past races
Construct Corps-Palm Beach Grading 250 - Needs history about past races
General Tire 150 (Kentucky) - Needs history about past races
Sunset Hill Shooting Range 150 - Needs history about past races
Music City 150 - Needs history about past races
Musket 250 - Needs history about past races and also needs 2019 race results
Nashville ARCA 150 - Needs history about race results between 2000 and 2008
Pensacola 150 - Needs history about past races
Race to Stop Suicide 200 - Needs history about past races

Specific races

Many specific races, especially during the late 2000's and the early eras of NASCAR, have barely any information. Some barely have anything (no qualifying, race results, race logo/program cover, etc.) and need major updates and improvements, and some haven't been edited in years. Not all are listed here and there may be too many to count.

1961 Southern 500: Recap, qualifying, etc.
1972 Rebel 400: Recap, qualifying, etc.
1991 Daytona 500
2007 Kobalt Tools 500
2007 Food City 500
2007 Samsung 500
2008 Daytona 500
2008 Goody's Cool Orange 500: Needs full results, race logo/program cover, qualifying results, and overall needs a major update
2008 Crown Royal Presents the Dan Lowry 400: Needs full results, race logo/program cover, qualifying, etc.

Teams

Arnold Motorsports
Ash Racing
BAM Racing
Bang! Racing
Billy Ballew Motorsports
Bost Motorsports
Brewco Motorsports
CJM Racing
Competitive Edge Motorsports
David Blair Motorsports
Eel River Racing
Furniture Row Racing
Glynn Motorsports
Green Light Racing
Hall of Fame Racing
Hover Motorsports
Ken Schrader Racing (specifically info about their ARCA team)
Kevin Harvick Incorporated
Key Motorsports
McGlynn Racing
Melling Racing
Midwest Transit Racing
Mike Harmon Racing - Add uncited info from this version of the article back into the article if citations (news articles, not Racing-Reference) are found
Petty Enterprises
Raabe Racing Enterprises
Red Horse Racing
Rusty Wallace Racing
Sacks Motorsports
Team Racing
Venturini Motorsports - Add car number history and driver lineup for each team year-by-year
Win-Tron Racing (specifically info about their ARCA team)
WP Motorsports
Wyler Racing

Other

3: The Dale Earnhardt Story (needs more sources, there are many paragraphs without citations)
Daytona 500 Experience - (needs sources, there are many paragraphs without citations)
Driver development program - Add history info of NASCAR driver development programs over time (needs sources, there's only one in the whole article)
Drivers Edge Development (could use more sources)
NASCAR Nation (needs sources, there are none in the whole article)
NBS 24/7 (needs sources, there are none in the whole article)
Road course ringer
All articles at Category:NASCAR stubs

Articles that need to be continuously updated

Articles that do not have images

A good source to find images not on Wikimedia is on www.flickr.com's Creative Commons section (attribution and attribution-ShareAlike sections).

Drivers

2024 drivers

2023 drivers

2022 drivers

2021 drivers

2020 drivers

Other/past/retired drivers

Crew chiefs

Current

TV broadcasters, radio broadcasters and media members

NASCAR Hall of Fame members (including Landmark Award and SHA recipients) and 75 greatest drivers

Racetracks

Articles that need results wikitables

Note: Due to the lengthy nature of this list, drivers' names are listed in alphabetical order by last name. You can search in Category:NASCAR drivers to see if a driver needs a results wikitables. Add new entries in alphabetical order.

A

Marv Acton - Cup and Winston West
Carl Adams - Cup and Winston West
Eddie Adams - Cup
Blair Aiken - K&N West
Ken Alexander - Southeast and Southwest Series
Johnny Allen - Cup and Convertible Division
Bobby Allison - Grand National East, Busch North, Winston West and ARCA Racing Series
Clifford Allison - ARCA Racing Series
Davey Allison - Busch North and Winston West
Donnie Allison - Grand National East and Winston West
Bill Amick - Cup, Winston West (1965 champion) and Convertible Division
John Anderson - Cup, Xfinity and ARCA Racing Series
Joe Aramendia - Southeast and Southwest Series
Jorge Arteaga - K&N East and PEAK Mexico Series
Jamie Aube - K&N East (3-time champion)

B

Enrique Baca - PEAK Mexico Series
Bill Baker - Cup and Winston West
Bobby Baker - ARCA Racing Series
Brad Baker - Xfinity and ARCA Racing Series
Buddy Baker - Winston West, Grand National East and Convertible Division
Charlie Baker - Cup and ARCA Racing Series
Garry Baker - Cup
Randy Baker - ARCA Racing Series
Scott Baker - ARCA Racing Series
Rick Baldwin - Cup
Tom Baldwin - Whelen Modified Tour
Gary Balough - Cup, Xfinity and Southeast Series
Earl Balmer - Cup and Grand National East
Stan Barrett - K&N West and ARCA Racing Series
Larry Baumel - Cup
Christine Beckers - Cup, 24 Hours of Le Mans
Troy Beebe - Cup, Xfinity, Truck, K&N West, ARCA Racing Series and Southwest Series
Barry Beggarly - Xfinity
Tim Bender - Xfinity (1 pole position) and K&N East
Joe Bessey - K&N East
Rich Bickle - Southeast Series and Midwest Series
Billy Bigley - Southeast Series (2000 champion)
Terry Bivins - Cup and ARCA Racing Series
Bunkie Blackburn - Cup
Bill Blair - Cup
Juan Carlos Blum - PEAK Mexico Series
Brett Bodine - K&N West and Whelen Modified Tour
Geoffrey Bodine - K&N East, K&N West and Whelen Modified Tour
Todd Bodine - K&N East and Whelen Modified Tour
David Ray Boggs - Cup, Xfinity and ARCA Racing Series
David Bonnett - Xfinity and Southeast Series
Neil Bonnett - Winston West
Mike Borkowski - K&N East and K&N West
Ken Bouchard - K&N East and Whelen Modified Tour
Pierre Bourque - K&N East, Pinty's Series and ARCA Racing Series
Chuck Bown - K&N East and K&N West (1976 champion)
Jim Bown - K&N West
Jack Bowsher - Cup, Whelen Modified Tour and ARCA Racing Series
Trevor Boys - K&N West
Wallie Branston - Cup
Richard Brickhouse - ARCA Racing Series
Dick Brooks - Winston West
Clay Brown - Xfinity, Truck and Southeast Series
Darrell Bryant - Cup
Morty Buckles - ARCA Racing Series
Bob Burdick - Cup and Convertible Division
Kenny Burks - Xfinity and ARCA Racing Series
Tobey Butler - K&N West, ARCA Racing Series, Southwest Series and Northwest Series (1987 champion)

C

Abraham Calderón - PEAK Mexico Series
Marc-Antoine Camirand - K&N East
Wally Campbell - Cup
Billy Carden - Cup and Convertible Division
Roger Carter - K&N East
Neil Castles - Cup, Convertible Division and Grand National East
Andre Castro - Whelen Euro Series (Elite 2)
Mike Chase - K&N West (1994 champion), Northwest Series and Southwest Series (1987 champion)
Mike Christopher - Busch North
Randy Churchill - ARCA Racing Series
Raul Cilloniz - Cup
Mike Ciochetti - ARCA Racing Series
Spencer Clark - K&N West and Southwest Series
Jack Clarke - ARCA, K&N East and K&N West
Troy Cline - Xfinity and Winston West
Tommy Cloce - K&N East
Gary Collins - K&N West and Southwest Series
Dean Combs - Cup
Carlos Contreras - PEAK Mexico Series
Enrique Contreras III - K&N East and PEAK Mexico Series
Jim Cook - Cup and Winston West
Doug Cooper - Cup
Ronald Cooper - ARCA Racing Series
Ernie Cope - K&N West
Matt Crafton - Southeast Series and Southwest Series (2000 champion)
Ricky Craven - K&N East (1991 champion)
Rick Crawford - Southeast Series and Southwest Series
Curtis Crider - Cup

D

Wally Dallenbach Jr. - Winston West
Lloyd Dane - Cup and Winston West
Peter Daniels - Xfinity and K&N East
Salvador de Alba Jr. - Mexico Series
Bill Dennis - Cup and Grand National East
Chris Diamond - Xfinity
Eduardo Dibós - Cup
Doug Didero - Whelen Modified Tour
Darel Dieringer - Cup, K&N West and Convertible Division
David Donohue - Xfinity, Truck, K&N East and ARCA Racing Series
Bob Dotter - ARCA Racing Series
Bobby Dotter - K&N West
Tomy Drissi - K&N East and K&N West
Salvador Durán - PEAK Mexico Series
Kieran Dynes - ARCA Racing Series

E

Dale Earnhardt - K&N East and K&N West
Kerry Earnhardt - K&N West
Ralph Earnhardt - Cup and Convertible Division
Sonny Easley - Cup and Winston West
Christian Elder - Winston West and ARCA Racing Series
Tommy Ellis - K&N East
Ron Esau - Winston West and Southwest Series (1986 champion)
Joe Eubanks - Cup and Convertible Division
Mike Ewanitsko - Whelen Modified Tour (28 wins. 1998 and 1999 Runner-Up)

F

Frog Fagan - Cup
C. J. Faison - K&N East
Eddie Falk - Xfinity
Jeff Falk - Xfinity and ARCA Racing Series
Lou Figaro - Cup
Gary Wade Finley - ARCA Racing Series
Frank Fleming - Whelen Modified Tour and Whelen Southern Modified Tour
Bob Flock - Cup and Convertible Division
Fonty Flock - Cup and Convertible Division
Billy Foster - Cup and K&N West
Jimmy Foster - Xfinity and Southeast Series
Larry Frank - Cup and Convertible Division
Freddy Fryar - Cup
Jeff Fuller - Whelen Modified Tour (1992 champion)
Rick Fuller - Busch North
Jeff Fultz - K&N East, Southeast Series (3-time champion), Southwest Series, Whelen Modified and Whelen Southern Modified

G

Ernie Gahan - Whelen Modified Tour
Tommy Gale - Cup and ARCA Racing Series
Harry Gant - Grand National East, K&N East and K&N West
Alex García - Xfinity, ARCA Racing Series, Southeast Series
Ruben Garcia - Cup, ARCA Racing Series, Southwest Series
Ruben García Jr. - PEAK Mexico Series, Whelen Euro Series
Mike Garvey - Southeast Series and Midwest Series
Doug George - Southwest Series (1990 champion)
Nevin George - K&N East
Peter Gibbons - Pinty's Series and ARCA Racing Series
Mickey Gibbs - Cup, Xfinity and ARCA Racing Series
Bobby Gill - Winston West, Busch North, ARCA Racing Series, Southeast Series and Midwest Series
Charlie Glotzbach - Grand National East
Jorge Goeters - PEAK Mexico Series
Paul Goldsmith - Cup, Convertible Division and Winston West
Juan Manuel González - PEAK Mexico Series
Cecil Gordon - Grand National East
Eddie Gray - Cup and K&N West (3-time champion)

H

Billy Hagan - ARCA Racing Series
Matt Hagans - Southeast and Southwest Series
Shane Hall - Southwest Series and Southeast Series
Bobby Hamilton Jr. - K&N West, K&N East, ARCA Racing Series and Southeast Series
Kevin Hamlin - Southwest Series and Northwest Series (2-time champion)
Scott Hansen - ARCA Racing Series
Todd Hansen - Southeast, Midwest and Southwest Series
Fred Harb - Cup and Convertible Division
Daryl Harr - K&N West
Ferrel Harris - Cup and ARCA Racing Series
Butch Hartman - Cup
Friday Hassler - Cup
John Hayden - Southeast Series
Jay Hedgecock - Whelen Modified Tour
Ray Hendrick - Cup, Xfinity and Convertible Division
Ricky Hendrick - ARCA Racing Series
Jeff Hensley - Xfinity and ARCA Racing Series
Jimmy Hensley - K&N East
Ben Hess - ARCA Racing Series
Doug Heveron - Whelen Modified Tour
Andy Hillenburg - K&N East and K&N West
Tony Hirschman Jr. - Busch North
Dutch Hoag - Cup
Doug Hoffman - Whelen Modified Tour
Larry Hollenbeck - Cup, Xfinity and ARCA Racing Series
Lance Hooper - Northwest Series and Southwest Series (1995 champion)
Ron Hornaday Sr. - Cup and K&N West (2-time champion)
Ron Hornaday Jr. - Southeast Series and Southwest Series (2-time champion)
Chuck Hossfeld - Whelen Modified Tour
Tom Hubert - K&N West, Southwest Series, Northwest Series
Cliff Hucul - Cup
Don Hume - Cup and Winston West
Jim Hurtubise - Cup and Winston West
Ron Hutcherson - Cup, Grand National East, K&N West and ARCA Racing Series
Sonny Hutchins - Cup
Matt Hutter - K&N East

I

Carlos Iaconelli - K&N East and K&N West
Jim Inglebright - Southeast Series, Southwest Series, Midwest Series
Jimmy Insolo - Cup and Winston West
Ernie Irvan - K&N East and K&N West
Bobby Isaac - Grand National East

J

Bruce Jacobi - Cup and ARCA Racing Series
Israel Jaitovich - PEAK Mexico Series
Harry Jefferson - Cup, Winston West and Northwest Series
Jason Jefferson - Xfinity, K&N West, Southwest Series and Northwest Series
César Jiménez - PEAK Mexico Series
Bobby Johns - Cup, Convertible Division and ARCA Racing Series
Richard Johns - K&N East
Joe Lee Johnson - Cup and Convertible Division
Parnelli Jones - Cup and Winston West
P. J. Jones - K&N West
Possum Jones - Cup and Convertible Division
Ralph Jones - Winston Cup and ARCA Racing Series
Michel Jourdain Jr. - PEAK Mexico Series

K

Iggy Katona - Cup, Grand National East, ARCA Racing Series (6-time champion)
David Keith - Cup, Xfinity and ARCA Racing Series
Al Keller - Cup
Tommy Kendall - K&N West
Ed Kennedy - Busch North
John Kennedy - Cup, Winston West and ARCA Racing Series
Gary Kershaw - Cup and K&N West
Andy Kirby - Xfinity, ARCA Racing Series and Southeast Series
Pat Kirkwood - Cup
Jimmy Kite - ARCA Racing Series
Ed Kosiski - ARCA Racing Series
Joe Kosiski - Xfinity and ARCA Racing Series
John Krebs - K&N West
Jeff Krogh - K&N East and K&N West

L

Bobby Labonte - Whelen Modified Tour
Justin Labonte - K&N West
Scott Lagasse Sr. - ARCA Racing Series and 24 Hours of Daytona
Chip Lain - ARCA Racing Series
Randy LaJoie - K&N East and Whelen Modified Tour
Elmo Langley - Convertible Division and Grand National East
Treyten Lapcevich - Pinty's Series
Mel Larson - Cup, Convertible Division and Winston West
Richard Lasater - Xfinity
Jody Lavender - K&N East and Southeast Series
Brad Leighton - K&N East (2-time champion)
Dwayne Leik - K&N West and ARCA Racing Series
Tracy Leslie - Cup, Xfinity (1 win) and ARCA Racing Series
Danny Letner - Cup, Convertible Division and Winston West
Jimmie Lewallen - Cup and Convertible Division
Paul Lewis - Cup
Donny Lia - Whelen Modified Tour (2-time champion)
Dick Linder - Cup
Butch Lindley - Cup, Xfinity and Grand National East
Chad Little - K&N East and K&N West (1987 champion)
Joe Littlejohn - Cup
Rogelio López - K&N East and PEAK Mexico Series
Bosco Lowe - Cup, Xfinity and ARCA Racing Series
Tiny Lund - Convertible Division, Grand National East and Winston West
Derek Lynch - K&N East and Pinty's Series
Clyde Lynn - Cup

M

Rob MacCachren - Winston West
Randy MacDonald - K&N East, Pinty's Series, ARCA Racing Series, Southeast Series and NASCAR North Tour
Larry Mann - Cup
Johnny Mantz - Cup
Sterling Marlin - K&N East and K&N West
Jerry Marquis - K&N East, Whelen Modified Tour (2000 champion) and NASCAR North Tour
Thomas Martin - K&N West
Jimmy Massey - Cup and Convertible Division
Banjo Matthews - Cup and Convertible Division
Rick Mast - K&N West
Dick May - Cup and Grand National East
Roy Mayne - Cup
Dick McCabe - Cup, Xfinity, K&N East (2-time champion), Whelen Modified Tour and NASCAR North Tour
Travis McCullough - Midwest and Southwest Series
Mike McLaughlin - K&N East and Whelen Modified Tour (1988 champion)
Sam McQuagg - Cup
Clint Mears - Winston West
Rip Michels - Midwest, Northwest and Southwest Series
Butch Miller - K&N East, K&N West, Southeast Series and Southwest Series
Junior Miller - Whelen Modified Tour
Ricky Miller - Busch North
Joe Millikan - Cup and Xfinity
Clyde Minter - Cup
Ralph Moody - Cup and Convertible Division
John Moore - Southwest Series
Kelly Moore - Xfinity and K&N East (all-time wins and pole positions leader)
Lloyd Moore - Cup
[[John Moore (racing driver)
Daniel Morad - Pinty's Series
Philip Morris - Xfinity and Truck
Rob Moroso - K&N East
Bobby Myers - Cup and Convertible Division
Burt Myers - Whelen Modified Tour and Whelen Southern Modified Tour (2-time champion)

N

Johnny Nave - Cup
Brian Naylor - Cup
Ed Negre - Grand National East and Winston West
Norm Nelson - Cup
Thomas Nepveu - Pinty's Series
Donnie Neuenberger - K&N East
Rick Newsom - Grand National East and ARCA Racing Series
Junior Niedecken - ARCA Racing Series
Brad Noffsinger - Winston West and Busch North
Lance Norick - Winston West

O

Rick O'Dell - Cup and Winston West
Jackie Oliver - Cup
Manabu Orido - Winston West
L. D. Ottinger - Grand National East
Cotton Owens - Convertible Division

P

Eddie Pagan - Cup, Winston West and Convertible Division
Marvin Panch - Winston West and Convertible Division
Richie Panch - Cup, Xfinity and Grand National East
Carlos Pardo - PEAK Mexico Series
Rubén Pardo - K&N East and PEAK Mexico Series
Jimmy Pardue - Cup and Convertible Division
Benny Parsons - Grand National East and Winston West
Vic Parsons - Cup and Grand National East
Dick Passwater - Cup (1 Cup win)
Travis Pastrana - K&N East and K&N West
Roy Payne - Xfinity, Busch North, ARCA Racing Series and Southeast Series
David Pearson - K&N West
Tom Peck - Busch North
Jack Pennington - Cup, Xfinity and ARCA Racing Series
Antonio Pérez - PEAK Mexico Series
Andy Petree - ARCA Racing Series and Whelen Modified Tour
Adam Petty - ARCA Racing Series
Mark Petty - Truck
Richard Petty - Winston West and Convertible Division
Tiger Tom Pistone - Cup, Convertible Division and Grand National East
Ray Platte - Cup
Larry Pollard - Xfinity (1 win and one of few Canadians to win a NASCAR National Series event)
Steve Portenga - K&N West, Northwest Series and Southwest Series (2-time champion)
Randy Porter - Southeast Series
Robert Powell - Xfinity and Southeast Series
Tom Powers - Truck
Max Prestwood - Xfinity
Cotton Priddy - Cup
Bob Pronger - Cup and Convertible Division
Jeff Purvis - Southeast Series
J. T. Putney - Cup

R

Billy Rafter - Convertible Division
José Luis Ramírez - K&N West and PEAK Mexico Series
Dick Rathmann - Cup and Winston West
Craig Raudman - K&N West, Southwest Series and Northwest Series
Kevin Ray - ARCA Racing Series and Southeast Series
Lee Raymond - ARCA Racing Series
Jim Reed - Cup, Convertible Division and Winston West
Mark Reed - K&N West
Mara Reyes - PEAK Mexico Series (once her stats in that series is found)
Dave Rezendes - K&N East and Whelen Modified Tour
Homero Richards - PEAK Mexico Series
Tim Richmond - Winston West and ARCA Racing Series
Laurent Rioux - ARCA Racing Series
Jerry Robertson - Southwest and Midwest Series
Jim Robinson - Cup and K&N West (3-time champion)
Keith Rocco - Whelen Southern Modified Tour
Pedro Rodríguez - Cup
Shorty Rollins - Cup and Convertible Division
Dean Roper - Cup and ARCA Racing Series
Brian Rose - Truck and ARCA Racing Series
Brian Ross - ARCA Racing Series
John Rostek - Cup
Mike Rowe - Xfinity, K&N East and NASCAR North Tour
Charlie Rudolph - Whelen Modified Tour
Ken Rush - Cup and Convertible Division
Joe Ruttman - Winston West and Southeast Series

S

Greg Sacks - K&N East, Whelen Modified Tour and Southwest Series
Darryl Sage - Southeast Series
Sammy Sanders - Xfinity, Truck, ARCA Racing Series and Southeast Series
Andy Santerre - Xfinity and K&N East (4-time champion)
Jay Sauter - K&N East, K&N West, Southeast Series, Southwest Series
Rodney Sawyers - Xfinity and Truck
Frankie Schneider - Cup and Convertible Division
Ken Schrader - K&N East and K&N West
Tim Schendel - K&N East, K&N West, ARCA Racing Series, Southeast Series, Southwest Series and Midwest Series (2006 champion)
Dorsey Schroeder - ARCA Racing Series
Jason Schuler - Southeast, Southwest and Midwest Series
Wendell Scott - Grand National East
John Sears - Cup
Eddie Sharp - Xfinity and Truck
Dale Shaw - Xfinity, Truck, K&N East and NASCAR North Tour
Mel Shaw - Pinty's Series
Morgan Shepherd - K&N East
Peter Shepherd III - Pinty's Series
Buddy Shuman - Cup
Buren Skeen - Cup
Jason Small - K&N West
Jack Smith (Georgian racing driver) - Cup and Convertible Division
Jack Smith (Ohioan racing driver) - Xfinity and Truck
Larry Smith - Cup
Roy Smith - Cup and K&N West (4-time champion)
Slick Smith - Cup
Sam Sommers - Grand National East
G. C. Spencer - Convertible Division and Grand National East
Jimmy Spencer - K&N East, K&N West, NASCAR North Tour and Whelen Modified Tour (2-time champion)
Lake Speed - ARCA Racing Series and Winston West
Jeff Spraker - K&N East
Nelson Stacy - Cup and ARCA Racing Series
Gwyn Staley - Cup and Convertible Division
Tim Steele - K&N West and Southeast Series
Chuck Stevenson - Cup
Ramo Stott - Cup (D500 pole winner) and ARCA Racing Series
Jeff Streeter - K&N West and ARCA Racing Series
Danny Sullivan - ARCA Racing Series
Ross Surgenor - Cup and K&N West
Walter Sutcliffe Jr. - Southeast Series

T

Kelly Tanner - K&N West, Southwest Series and Northwest Series (2-time champion)
Al Tasnady - Convertible Division
Kerry Teague - ARCA Racing Series
Donald Thomas - Cup
Ronnie Thomas - Cup, Xfinity, Winston West and ARCA Racing Series
Speedy Thompson - Cup and Convertible Division
Don Thomson Jr. - Pinty's Series
Brett Thompson - Truck, K&N West and K&N East
Dick Trickle - ARCA Racing Series, Southeast Series, Southwest Series and Midwest Series
Eddie Troconis - PEAK Mexico Series and Indy Lights (once his stats in those series are found)

U

D. K. Ulrich - Grand National East

V

Jim Vandiver - Cup and ARCA Racing Series
Joe Varde - Busch North
Rich Vogler - ARCA Racing Series

W

Billy Wade - Cup
Rusty Wallace - Busch North, Winston West and ARCA Racing Series
Darrell Waltrip - ARCA Racing Series
Michael Waltrip - K&N West and ARCA Racing Series
Rick Ware - K&N West and ARCA Racing Series
Frank Warren - Cup and Grand National East
Gus Wasson - K&N East
Billy Wease - ARCA Racing Series
Joe Weatherly - Convertible Division
Brian Weber - Busch North and Whelen Southern Modified Tour
Jerry de Weerdt - Whelen Euro Series (Elite 1 and Elite 2)
Bob Welborn - Cup and Convertible Division (3-time champion)
Jason White (American racing driver) - K&N East
Jason White (Canadian racing driver) - Pinty's Series
Rex White - Winston West and Convertible Division
Dave Whitlock - Pinty's Series
Brandon Whitt - K&N West and Southwest Series
Bill Whittington - Cup
Dink Widenhouse - Cup and Convertible Division
Bill Wimble - Convertible Division
John Wood - Southwest and Northwest Series
Rich Woodland Jr. - K&N West and ARCA Racing Series
Sean Woodside - Southwest Series
Satch Worley - Cup, Xfinity and Whelen Modified Tour

Y

LeeRoy Yarbrough - Cup and Grand National East

Z

Emanuel Zervakis - Cup and Convertible Division

References

^ "Shav Glick, esteemed L.A. Times reporter, honored with 2024 Squier-Hall Award". NASCAR.com. NASCAR Digital Media, LLC. October 17, 2023.
^ "Mike Harris named 2025 Squier-Hall Award recipient". NASCAR.com. NASCAR Digital Media, LLC. October 13, 2024. Retrieved October 14, 2024.
^ Scott, David (January 31, 2015). "NASCAR Hall of Fame: Higgins set standard with full-time coverage". The News & Observer.
^ "Late NASCAR reporter Phillips honored with Squier-Hall Award". Sports Illustrated. July 2, 2016.
^ "Norma "Dusty" Brandel honored for NASCAR coverage". ESPN. June 30, 2017.
^ "Steve Waid named eighth Squier-Hall Award recipient". NASCAR.com. NASCAR Digital Media, LLC. July 6, 2023.
^ Srigley, Joseph (August 30, 2024). "Rafa Matos Will Not Attempt Xfinity Debut at Watkins Glen with Peterson Racing Group". TobyChristie.com.

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[2] "Mike Harris named 2025 Squier-Hall Award recipient". NASCAR.com. NASCAR Digital Media, LLC. October 13, 2024. Retrieved October 14, 2024.

[3] Scott, David (January 31, 2015). "NASCAR Hall of Fame: Higgins set standard with full-time coverage". The News & Observer.

[4] "Late NASCAR reporter Phillips honored with Squier-Hall Award". Sports Illustrated. July 2, 2016.

[5] "Norma "Dusty" Brandel honored for NASCAR coverage". ESPN. June 30, 2017.

[6] "Steve Waid named eighth Squier-Hall Award recipient". NASCAR.com. NASCAR Digital Media, LLC. July 6, 2023.

[7] Srigley, Joseph (August 30, 2024). "Rafa Matos Will Not Attempt Xfinity Debut at Watkins Glen with Peterson Racing Group". TobyChristie.com.

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