NASCAR entry list for Xfinity Series race at Atlanta in February 2025
NASCAR released the Ambetter Health 400 entry list, Xfinity Series entry list, and Truck Series entry list for Atlanta on Monday afternoon. Below, we reveal the complete entry list and the notable drivers included.
For the 2025 Bennett Transportation and Logistics 250, there will be 38 entries, which means zero drivers will miss the show. Among the notable entries are Aric Almirola (Joe Gibbs Racing) and Mason Massey (Alpha Prime Racing). Also, Josh Bilicki will return to the No. 91 car for a second straight weekend with DGM Racing.
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The entire NASCAR entry list for the Xfinity Series race at Atlanta can be seen below.
No. 00 Sheldon Creed
No. 1 Carson Kvapil
No. 2 Jesse Love
No. 4 Parker Retzlaff
No. 5 Kris Wright
No. 07 Nick Leitz
No. 7 Justin Allgaier
No. 8 Sammy Smith
No. 10 Daniel Dye
No. 11 Josh Williams
No. 14 Garrett Smithley
No. 16 Christian Eckes
No. 18 William Sawalich
No. 19 Aric Almirola
No. 20 Brandon Jones
No. 21 Austin Hill
No. 25 Harrison Burton
No. 26 Dean Thompson
No. 27 Jeb Burton
No. 28 Kyle Sieg
No. 31 Blaine Perkins
No. 35 Joey Gase
No. 39 Ryan Sieg
No. 41 Sam Mayer
No. 42 Anthony Alfredo
No. 44 Brennan Poole
No. 45 Mason Massey
No. 48 Nick Sanchez
No. 51 Jeremy Clements
No. 53 Mason Maggio
No. 54 Taylor Gray
No. 70 Leland Honeyman
No. 71 Ryan Ellis
No. 74 Carson Ware
No. 88 Connor Zilisch
No. 91 Josh Bilicki
No. 92 C.J. McLaughlin
No. 99 Matt DiBenedetto
More: NASCAR Xfinity Series schedule: Start times, TV networks in 2025
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