2023-07-06 17:56:00
RACE CENTER: Atlanta Motor Speedway II
Race 19/36 (Regular Season)
54th Annual Quaker State 400 Available at Walmart
Atlanta Motor Speedway Foto: NASCAR
The next LIVE dates (CEST):
Race 19/36: Atlanta Motor Speedway II
Saturday, July 8th:
ab 23:35 Uhr: Qualifying (Group A & B), Top-10 (Pole Award)
Monday, July 10:
from 12:30 a.m.: Sport1+
ab 01:19 Uhr: 54th Annual Quaker State 400
260 (60/100/100) rounds
Run 20/36: New Hampshire Motor Speedway
Sunday, July 16:
from 8:49 p.m.: Crayon 301
301 (70/115/116) rounds
Run 21/36: Pocono Raceway
Sunday, July 23:
from 8:49 p.m.: Pocono 400
160 (30/65/65) rounds
NASCAR 75 Years (1948 – 2023)Photo: NASCAR
TIMELINE: Atlanta Motor Speedway II
RACE
Race Facts (Monday): Post Race Report from Atlanta Motor Speedway RACE NIGHT Winner: Who will win the 19th race of the season following 260 laps? RACE NIGHT Stage 2: Who will win Stage 2 following 160 laps? RACE NIGHT Stage 1: Who will win Stage 1 following 60 laps? RACE NIGHT Fuel window (Update): 64-70 laps RACE NIGHT Goodyear Tire Notes: 8 tire sets (+1 set/qualifying) RACE NIGHT Green Flag (Update): Race start on Monday at 01:19 CEST RACE NIGHT live: NASCAR im Pay TV (Sport1+, Monday from 00:30 a.m. CEST)
PRE-RACE
Grid (Top-10): Race 19/36 (37 drivers) Qualifying (Round 2/Top-10) Pole Position: Who will win the Pole Award? Qualifying (Round 1/Group A & B): Who sets the best times? Driver Ranking Top-20: Who is number one? Race Facts: Preview Race 19/36 Victory Lane: The last Polesetters, Winners & Record Winners at Atlanta Motor Speedway Starter List with Driver Change (Race 19): 37 drivers are entered Schedule: Hampton Schedule (8th to 10th July)
Gallery: All pictures from Atlanta Motor Speedway (Gallery is constantly expanding)
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Quaker State 400 Presented by Walmart – NASCAR 2023: Rennen 19 – Atlanta Motor Speedway II
Thursday 6 July 2023
Race Facts: Preview Race 19
Cup-Rennen 19 (Regular Season): 54th Annual Quaker State 400 Foto: NASCAR
The 19th race of the 2023 regular season at Atlanta Motor Speedway is the 119th edition overall since 1960 at the 1.54-mile quad oval west of Hampton. It is also the fifth of a total of eight night races this season. From the 2011 to 2020 season there was only one event in the US state of Georgia. The NASCAR circus has been a guest in spring and summer since 2021.
The spring and summer races each cover a race distance of 400 miles. The stages have been reorganized and have a length of 60, 100 and the final 100 rounds.
After conversion work for the 2022 season, the track was given new asphalt once more following 1997. At the same time, there is a steeper banked curve from 24 to 28 degrees. The track width was also completely reduced from 16.80 to 12.20 meters.
Night racing at Atlanta Motor SpeedwayPhoto: NASCAR
Victory Lane: The Last Polesetters, Winners & Record Winners at Atlanta Motor Speedway
Most recently, there were seven different winners in Hampton. Chevrolet and Ford teams won the last twelve races. Kevin Harvick is the most successful active driver with three wins. Last year, Chase Elliott won the summer race. Joey Logano celebrated his first win at this track in March 2023.
19th Season Race (Regular Season)
54th Annual Quaker State 400
Atlanta Motor Speedway, Hampton, GA
1.54 miles Quad-Oval, Intermediate
260 laps (Stages: 60/100/100), 400.4 miles
All active winners at Atlanta Motor Speedway
3 Siege: Kevin Harvick
2 wins: Kyle Busch, Brad Keselowski
1 Sieg: Denny Hamlin, Ryan Blaney, William Byron, Chase Elliott, Joey Logano
All-time record winner: Dale Earnhardt (9 wins)
Hampton The Last Winners (polesetters)
09.07.2023: ? (Pole Award: ?)
19.03.2023: Joey Logano (Pole Award: Joey Logano)
10.07.2022: Chase Elliott (Rain-Pole: Chase Elliott)
20.03.2022: William Byron (Pole Award: Ross Chastain)
11.07.2021: Kurt Busch (Metric-Pole: Chase Elliott)
21.03.2021: Ryan Blaney (Metric-Pole: Denny Hamlin)
07.06.2020: Kevin Harvick (Draw-Pole: Chase Elliott)
24.02.2019: Brad Keselowski (Pole Award: Aric Almirola)
25.02.2018: Kevin Harvick (Pole Award: Kyle Busch)
05.03.2017: Brad Keselowski (Pole Award: Kevin Harvick)
28.02.2016: Jimmie Johnson (Pole Award: Kurt Busch)
01.03.2015: Jimmie Johnson (Pole Award: Joey Logano)
31.08.2014: Kasey Kahne (Pole Award: Kevin Harvick)
01.09.2013: Kyle Busch (Pole Award: Ricky Stenhouse Jr.)
02.09.2012: Denny Hamlin (Pole Award: Tony Stewart)
(US data)
In March, Joey Logano won the final racePhoto: Getty Images / NASCAR
Wednesday 5 July 2023
Starter list with driver change for the 19th race of the season in Hampton
The teams once more registered 37 drivers for the 19th race of the season at the Atlanta Motor Speedway. This means that for the 18th time in a row there is not a complete starting field with 40 drivers. An open team is at the start. The open team is thus entitled to start.
The teams reported three driver changes following the last race in Chicago.
Rick Ware Racing once more changed both drivers. For Jenson Button, the #15 JJ Yeley will have his 13th outing this year. Cole Custer drives his season debut for Andy Lally in the #51 car.
BJ McLeod drives the #78 at Live Fast Motorsports, replacing Josh Bilicki. For the third time this year, the Open team Beard Motorsports entered the #62 with Austin Hill at the wheel.
19th race of the season: 36 charter teams, 1 open team (OT)
3 driver changes (DC) / 2 rookies (R)
Charter-Teams
1. #1 Ross Chastain (Chevrolet) TrackHouse Racing
2. #2 Austin Cindric (Ford) Team Penske
3. #3 Austin Dillon (Chevrolet) Richard Childress Racing
4. #4 Kevin Harvick (Ford) Stewart-Haas Racing
5. #5 Kyle Larson (Chevrolet) Hendrick Motorsports
6. #6 Brad Keselowski (Ford) RFK Racing
7. #7 Corey LaJoie (Chevrolet) Spire Motorsports
8. #8 Kyle Busch (Chevrolet) Richard Childress Racing
9. #9 Chase Elliott (Chevrolet) Hendrick Motorsports
10. #10 Aric Almirola (Ford) Stewart-Haas Racing
11. #11 Denny Hamlin (Toyota) Joe Gibbs Racing
12. #12 Ryan Blaney (Ford) Team Penske
13. #14 Chase Briscoe (Ford) Stewart-Haas Racing
14. #15 (DC) J. Yeley (Ford) Rick Ware Racing
15. #16 AJ Allmendinger (Chevrolet) Kaulig Racing
16. #17 Chris Buescher (Ford) RFK Racing
17. #19 Martin Truex Jr. (Toyota) Joe Gibbs Racing
18. #20 Christopher Bell (Toyota) Joe Gibbs Racing
19. #21 Harrison Burton (Ford) Wood Brothers Racing
20. #22 Joey Logano (Ford) Team Penske
21. #23 Bubba Wallace (Toyota) 23XI Racing
22. #24 William Byron (Chevrolet) Hendrick Motorsports
23. #31 Justin Haley (Chevrolet) Kaulig Racing
24. #34 Michael McDowell (Ford) Front Row Motorsports
25. #38 Todd Gilliland (Ford) Front Row Motorsports
26. #41 Ryan Preece (Ford) Stewart-Haas Racing
27. #42 Noah Gragson (Chevrolet) Legacy Motor Club
28. #43 Erik Jones (Chevrolet) Legacy Motor Club
29. #45 Tyler Reddick (Toyota) 23XI Racing
30. #47 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (Chevrolet) JTG Daugherty Racing
31. #48 Alex Bowman (Chevrolet) Hendrick Motorsports
32. #51 (DC) Cole Custer (Ford) Rick Ware Racing
33. #54 (R) Ty Gibbs (Toyota) Joe Gibbs Racing
34. #77 Ty Dillon (Chevrolet) Spire Motorsports
35. #78 (DC) B.J. McLeod (Chevrolet) Live Fast Motorsports
36. #99 Daniel Suarez (Chevrolet) TrackHouse Racing
Open-Teams
37. #62 (OT) Austin Hill (Chevrolet) Beard Motorsports
Tuesday, July 4, 2023
Hampton Schedule (CEST)
Race 19/36: Atlanta Motor Speedway II
Saturday, July 8th:
from 11:35 p.m.:
Qualifying (Group A & B), Top-10 (Pole Award)
Monday, July 10:
from 12:30 a.m.: Sport1+
ab 01:19 Uhr: 54th Annual Quaker State 400
260 (60/100/100) rounds
NASCAR-Saison 2023Foto: NASCAR
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