Quin Houff will drive Spire Motorsports’ #77 part-time in 2019 starting at Phoenix.
Spire Motorsports will field the #40 for Jamie McMurray at the Daytona 500.
Joey Gase and Ryan Truex will compete in February’s Daytona 500, the former also receiving a full-time Xfinity ride.
Daniel Suárez has joined Stewart-Haas Racing’s #41 Ford for the 2019 Cup season.
Rick Ware Racing will field two Cup cars in 2019, along with an Xfinity Series team.
Corey LaJoie will drive Go Fas Racing’s #32 in 2019, replacing Matt DiBenedetto.
With the acquisition of a charter and locking up Landon Cassill for a full schedule, StarCom Racing are ready for the upcoming season.
As Richard Childress Racing prepares to celebrate their 50-year anniversary in 2019, Daniel Hemric has been confirmed to drive the #8.
Twenty drivers will be eligible to compete in February 2019’s Clash at Daytona.
With his full-time driving career likely coming to an end, Jamie McMurray is finding a new home in the Fox Sports studio. However, another shot at the Daytona 500 is still a possibility.
Kurt Busch will have the option available to him to make a return to the Indianapolis 500 according to his new team boss Chip Ganassi.
The charter of the defunct Furniture Row Racing has reportedly been purchased by agency Spire Sports + Entertainment, who will field the #77 Chevrolet in 2019.
Shortly after announcing his departure from Stewart-Haas Racing, Kurt Busch and Monster Energy have found a new home at Chip Ganassi Racing.
Tanner Berryhill will compete for 2019 NASCAR Cup Series Rookie of the Year alongside Obaika Racing.
Kurt Busch will not return to Stewart-Haas Racing for the 2019 season.
In addition to retaining David Ragan and Michael McDowell, Front Row Motorsports will field a new entry for Rookie of the Year contender Matt Tifft.
After selling its assets off in 2017, Tommy Baldwin Racing intends to return to Cup competition on a limited basis in 2019.
