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Driver-crew chief pairings: Austin Dillon-Justin Alexander (No. 3); Tyler Reddick-Randall Burnett (No. 8) What’s new: Nothing really and that continuity is a good thing as RCR has no changes to its driver lineup for the first time since 2017. RCR leaned into analytics from its “war room” to help make determinations on pit calls with at-track personnel limited from the COVID-19 pandemic protocols, so it will be interesting to see if that trend continues. From the technical alliance side, Trackhouse Racing Team is onboard, making Daniel Suarez a de facto teammate. It’s similar to their ...

Driver-crew chief pairings: Ryan Newman-Scott Graves (No. 6), Chris Buescher-Luke Lambert (No. 17) What’s new: Apart from the newly signed sponsor in Kohler Generators for Ryan Newman, there’s really nothing else new going on at Roush Fenway Racing. The team returns both of its drivers and their crew chiefs from 2020, as Chris Buescher continues with the No. 17 team and Newman sticks with his No. 6 crew. Other partners, such as Castrol and Guaranteed Rate, therefore extended their relationships with the organization. Team outlook: Neither of the two Roush Fenway Racing drivers won a race ...

Driver-crew chief pairings:  Ryan Preece-Trent Owens (No. 37), Ricky Stenhouse Jr.-Brian Pattie (No. 47) What’s new: Rhythm and familiarity. The current JTG Daugherty stable has a full season of preparation under its belt, returning both driver-crew chief pairings from a year ago after one of its strongest collective seasons to date. The newly formed partnership between Hendrick Motorsports and Richard Childress Racing is also a positive, potentially providing a much-needed spark to the performance of Chevrolet camps overall. RELATED: Team outlook: Developing a stronger JTG Daugherty perf...

Driver-crew chief pairings: Bubba Wallace-Mike Wheeler (No. 23) What’s new: All of it. This brand-spanking-new team for the 2021 season is the result of collaboration between NBA legend Michael Jordan and longtime friend Denny Hamlin, who explores team ownership for the first time in his long NASCAR career. Bubba Wallace has been tapped as the driver of the No. 23 Toyota, with veteran Mike Wheeler — a former crew chief for Hamlin — atop the pit box. Primary sponsorships — some from existing backers and others from newly forged partnerships — have been sold for the entire schedule. T...

H2H: Which new Cup Series team is the most intriguing? Your browser does not support the audio element. By Terrin Waack and Chase Wilhelm NASCAR.com January 12, 2021 at 11:26 AM When the NASCAR Cup Series arrives at Daytona International Speedway in February, three new full-time teams will be hitting the track for the first time. Bubba Wallace will drive the No. 23 Toyota for 23XI Racing, Daniel Suarez will drive the No. 99 Chevrolet for Trackhouse Racing Team and B.J. McLeod will ...