After Saturday's action at Bowman Gray Stadium was snowed out, with Cook Out Clash practice and qualifying rescheduled to Sunday and the four 25-lap heat races canceled altogether, all of Sunday's action was snowed out as well.
As a result, Monday is set to feature practice, qualifying, the 75-lap Last Chance Qualifier, and the 200-lap main event at the four-turn, 0.25-mile (0.402-kilometer) Winston-Salem, North Carolina oval.
There are 38 drivers set to get behind the wheel in the frigid temperatures on Monday, following the weekend storm, but only 23 are set to successfully qualify for the Clash itself.
Here's a look at the entry list.
NASCAR Clash at Bowman Gray entry list
Team | Car | Driver |
|---|---|---|
Trackhouse Racing | No. 1 Chevrolet | Ross Chastain |
Team Penske | No. 2 Ford | Austin Cindric |
Richard Childress Racing | No. 3 Chevrolet | Austin Dillon |
Front Row Motorsports | No. 4 Ford | Noah Gragson |
Hendrick Motorsports | No. 5 Chevrolet | Kyle Larson |
RFK Racing | No. 6 Ford | Corey LaJoie |
Spire Motorsports | No. 7 Chevrolet | Daniel Suarez |
Richard Childress Racing | No. 8 Chevrolet | Kyle Busch |
Hendrick Motorsports | No. 9 Chevrolet | Chase Elliott |
Kaulig Racing | No. 10 Chevrolet | Ty Dillon |
Joe Gibbs Racing | No. 11 Toyota | Denny Hamlin |
Team Penske | No. 12 Ford | Ryan Blaney |
Kaulig Racing | No. 16 Chevrolet | A.J. Allmendinger |
RFK Racing | No. 17 Ford | Chris Buescher |
Joe Gibbs Racing | No. 19 Toyota | Chase Briscoe |
Joe Gibbs Racing | No. 20 Toyota | Christopher Bell |
Wood Brothers Racing | No. 21 Ford | Josh Berry |
Team Penske | No. 22 Ford | Joey Logano |
23XI Racing | No. 23 Toyota | Bubba Wallace |
Hendrick Motorsports | No. 24 Chevrolet | William Byron |
Front Row Motorsports | No. 34 Ford | Todd Gilliland |
23XI Racing | No. 35 Toyota | Riley Herbst |
Front Row Motorsports | No. 38 Ford | Zane Smith |
Haas Factory Team | No. 41 Ford | Cole Custer |
Legacy Motor Club | No. 42 Toyota | John Hunter Nemechek |
Legacy Motor Club | No. 43 Toyota | Erik Jones |
23XI Racing | No. 45 Toyota | Tyler Reddick |
Hyak Motorsports | No. 47 Chevrolet | Ricky Stenhouse Jr. |
Hendrick Motorsports | No. 48 Chevrolet | Alex Bowman |
Team AmeriVet | No. 50 Chevrolet | Burt Myers |
Rick Ware Racing | No. 51 Chevrolet | Cody Ware |
Joe Gibbs Racing | No. 54 Toyota | Ty Gibbs |
RFK Racing | No. 60 Ford | Ryan Preece |
Garage 66 | No. 66 Ford | Chad Finchum |
Spire Motorsports | No. 71 Chevrolet | Michael McDowell |
Spire Motorsports | No. 77 Chevrolet | Carson Hocevar |
Trackhouse Racing | No. 88 Chevrolet | Connor Zilisch |
Trackhouse Racing | No. 97 Chevrolet | Shane van Gisbergen |
With no heat races, qualifying is simple: there are three groups, and the fastest 20 drivers across all three groups are set to lock themselves into the Clash.
The other 18 drivers are set to take part in the Last Chance Qualifier, and the top two drivers in that race are set to be added to the back of the Clash starting grid.
One more car is set to be added to the Clash as well, based on a points provisional. Of the 16 drivers who fail to lock themselves in either via qualifying or the Last Chance Qualifier, the one who finished highest in the 2025 point standings is set to be awarded the 23rd and final spot in the Clash starting lineup.
It effectively means that Hendrick Motorsports' Kyle Larson is locked into the main event either way, since he won the 2025 Cup Series championship.
There are 15 drivers who have no way of locking in via the points provisional, and regardless of who ends up needing it, 15 of the 38 drivers on the entry list will ultimately fail to qualify for the Clash.
Tune in to Fox Sports 2 at 11:00 a.m. ET this Monday, February 2 for the live broadcast of the Cook Out Clash practice and qualifying sessions, and tune in to Fox at 4:30 p.m. ET for the live broadcast of the Last Chance Qualifier and the main event itself. Start a free trial of FuboTV today and don't miss any of the action from the Madhouse!