20 Home Depot Toyota (You should be slapped upside the head if you can't spot this car) A win Sunday would be 'Double the fun' for Busch, as he has one prior Cup win at AMS in 2008) 18 Doublemint Toyota (Silver with neon-green flames. 17 Ford Eco-Boost Ford (Black with blue and white racing stripes and 'Ford Eco-Boost' running vertically down the hood) No pictures are yet available of Greg Biffle's No.

15 5-Hour Energy Toyota (Black with red and yellow) In my completely biased opinion, the car headed to victory lane Sunday night)Ĭlint Bowyer - No. 14 Office Depot/Mobil 1 Chevrolet (Red up front, black in the back. 13 Geico Ford (White, blue, and green with a big Gecko on the hood. Therefore, we won't know what his car looks like until it hits the track Friday for opening practice.Ĭasey Mears - No. Again, you can't miss it)ĭenny Hamlin is scheduled to drive the SportClips paint scheme in Sunday's race, but his only previous run with the car was a special Cale Yarborough tribute at Darlington. 10 Chevrolet (Insanely bright neon-green with orange numerals. Not to be confused with the similar Stanley car which uses a lighter yellow coloring and - obviously - says Stanley on the hood)ĭanica Patrick - No.

9 DeWalt Power Tools Ford (Black and golden yellow with Dewalt on the hood.

5 Chevrolet (Black, red, and white scheme with logo clearly visible on hood and fenders. 2 Miller Lite Dodge (Blue with gold border around the bottom with the design of a bottle pouring beer from the fender into a glass on the door) 1 Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet (the hunter vest orange and black Chevy with the distinctive Bass Pro logo on the hood)īrad Keselowski - No. Descriptions of each scheme are in parenthesis so you know exactly which car you're looking for when you visit Jayski's paint scheme page for that particular team. With that in mind, as well as to showcase the beautiful vehicles that will be racing under the lights Sunday, here is a numerically-indexed list - with links to photos included - of most of the cars scheduled to compete in the Advocare 500. The price of sponsorship in NASCAR's top division has skyrocketed to the point that rather than having one sponsor covering nearly the entire schedule - as was the norm as recently as 2007 - nearly all teams use patchwork sponsorships.ĭifferent sponsorships mean different paint schemes from week to week, and it can be hard for even diehard fans to keep track of what car their favorite driver will be running in an upcoming race. In modern Sprint Cup racing, it is rare for a major team's race car to look the same three weeks in a row.

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