2011 NASCAR Team Chart

Cup Series teams, drivers, and sponsors

The 2011 NASCAR Cup Series features 40 teams fielding 60 full-time and part-time car entries across 8 manufacturers (Chevrolet, Dodge, Toyota, Ford, Toyota 2012, Chevy Toyota, Ford Toyota, ?Chevy). The complete team chart below lists every car number, driver, sponsor, manufacturer, and crew chief for the 2011 season.

The modern Cup Series is dominated by a small group of elite organizations. Hendrick Motorsports fields four Chevrolets for Kyle Larson, Chase Elliott, William Byron, and Alex Bowman. Joe Gibbs Racing runs four Toyotas for Denny Hamlin, Christopher Bell, Ty Gibbs, and Chase Briscoe. Team Penske counters with Fords for Joey Logano, Ryan Blaney, and Austin Cindric. RFK Racing fields Brad Keselowski, Chris Buescher, and Ryan Preece, while Trackhouse Racing rounds out the top tier with Daniel Suarez, Ross Chastain, and Shane van Gisbergen.

Beyond the big five, a second tier of full-time and part-time programs compete every weekend — Legacy Motor Club, 23XI Racing, Front Row Motorsports, Wood Brothers Racing, Spire Motorsports, and Kaulig Racing. NASCAR's charter system guarantees full-season entry for charter holders, while 'open' cars must qualify on speed each week. Alliances between teams (engine leases, technical partnerships) are common and often determine which organizations run up front.

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#	Driver	Team	Manufacturer	Sponsor	Crew Chief
1	Jamie McMurray 2012+	Earnhardt Ganassi Racing Teresa Earnhardt Chip Ganassi		Bass Pro Shops McDonald’s Widia	Kevin Manion
2 [was #12]	Brad Keselowski	Penske Racing Roger Penske	Dodge	Miller Lite	Paul Wolfe
4 [was 82]	Kasey Kahne 2011	Red Bull Racing Dietrich Mateschitz		Red Bull	Kenny Francis
5	Mark Martin 2011 Kasey Kahne in 2012 thru 2015+	Rick Hendrick		GoDaddy.com (20 races) Carquest (8 races) Quaker State Oil (4 races) Farmers Insurance (5 races)	Lance McGrew
6	David Ragan 2014	Roush Fenway Racing Jack Roush John Henry		UPS 2011	Drew Blickensderfer
7	Robby Gordon Scott Wimmer Mike Bliss Reed Sorenson	Robby Gordon Robby Gordon Motorsports	Dodge	Speed Energy Drink	Samuel Stanley
9	Marcos Ambrose	Richard Petty Motorsports George N. Gillett, Jr. Richard Petty Max Jones		Stanley Black & Decker	Todd Parrott
10*	?Terry Labonte	Billy Stavola Terry Labonte		?	?
11	Denny Hamlin 2011?	Joe Gibbs Racing		FedEx Express FedEx Freight FedEx Ground FedEx Office	Mike Ford
13	Casey Mears 2011	Germain Racing		GEICO (18 races)	Bootie Barker
14	Tony Stewart (2002,2005 Champion)	Stewart Haas Racing Tony Stewart Joe Custer Gene Haas		Office Depot (25 races) Burger King (2 races) Mobil 1 (11 races)	Darien Grubb
15* [was #51]	Michael Waltrip	Michael Waltrip Racing Michael Waltrip Robert Kauffman Johnny Harris	Toyota 2012	NAPA	Bobby Kennedy
16	Greg Biffle 2014	Roush Fenway Racing Jack Roush		3M, Valvoline NextGen, Sherwin Williams	Matt Puccia
17	Matt Kenseth 2012? (2003 Champion)	Roush Fenway Racing Jack Roush John Henry		Crown Royal (35 races) Valvoline (3 races) Afflication Clothing (4 races) Ollie’s Bargin Outlet (1 race) FluidMaster (1 race)	Jimmy Fennig
18	Kyle Busch 2011+ Michael McDowell	Joe Gibbs Racing		M&M’s Snickers Combos Pedigree Double Mint Gum Interstate Batteries	Dave Rogers
20	Joey Logano 2011?	Joe Gibbs Racing		Home Depot Interstate Batteries (Martinsville - Oct)	Greg Zipadelli
21* [was #19]	Trevor Bayne (i) Ricky Stenhouse Jr.(i) (Charlotte - May)	Wood Brothers Racing Glen Wood Eddie Wood		Motorcraft/Quick Lane	Donnie Wingo
22 [was #2]	Kurt Busch 2014+ (2004 Champion)	Penske Racing Roger Penske	Dodge	Shell-Pennzoil AAA Southern California Auto Club	Steve Addington
23*	Terry Labonte (1984, 1996 Champ)	Frank Stoddard Bob Reath FAS Lane Racing		CRMone, C&J Energy	?
24	Jeff Gordon 2013/lifetime (1995,1997,1998,2001 Champion)	Rick Hendrick Jeff Gordon		DuPont Finishes (14 races) Pepsi (2 races) Drive to End Hunger (22 races)	Alan Gustafson 2014
27 [was #71]	Paul Menard 2013	Richard Childress Racing Richard Childress Thomas Pumpelly		Menard’s Sylvania, Zecol, Serta, Nibco, Certainteed, Peak, Richmond, Schrocks	Slugger Labbe
29	Kevin Harvick 2012+	Richard Childress		Budweiser - 2013 (20 + 2 races) Jimmy Johns (6 races) Rheem (3 races)	Gil Martin
30*	David Stremme	Inception Motorsports		?	Steve Lane
31	Jeff Burton 2014	Richard Childress		Caterpillar 2014	Luke Lambert
32	Mike Bliss Ken Schrader Boris Said (Sprint Showdown) Terry Labonte (1984, 1996 Champ)(5 races) Mike Skinner(i) Patrick Carpentier Jason White (Pocono - Aug) Andrew Ranger (Watkins Glen)	Frank Stoddard Bob Reath FAS Lane Racing		? VA Mortgage Center.com ? Big Red (Texas in April) U.S. Chrome (Daytona 500) Gunbroker.com Bully Hill Vineyards	Frank Stoddard
33	Clint Bowyer 2011	Richard Childress Richard Childress Racing Bobby Ginn		Cheerios / Hamburger Helper / General Mills BB&T (? races) American Ethanol (1 race) Good Sam Club (1 race)	Shane Wilson
34	David Gilliland	Front Row Motorsports with Yates Racing Doug YatesBob Jenkins		Taco Bell Gander Mountain TMone	Peter Sospenzo
35*	Geoff Bodine (5 races) Steve Park (2 races) Stephen Leicht Dave Blaney	Tommy Baldwin Racing Tommy Baldwin Jr.		Luke Associates ?	Tommy Baldwin Jr.
36	Dave Blaney Ron Fellows (Watkins Glen)	Tommy Baldwin Racing Tommy Baldwin Jr.		Golden Corral (21 races) Big Red Soda (5 races) Accell Contruction (5-6 races)	Philippe Lopez
37*	Josh Wise Tony Raines Robert Richardson Jr.	Front Row Motorsports with Yates Racing Bob Jenkins Max Q Motorsports Larry Gunselman		Green Stuff Blackcat Fireworks North Texas Pipe	?
38	Travis Kvapil (i) Sam Hornish Jr. Pocono - June J.J. Yeley Terry Labonte (1984, 1996 Champ) (Watkins Glen)	Front Row Motorsports with Yates Racing Doug YatesBob Jenkins		Long John Silver’s	Jay Guy
39	Ryan Newman 2011	Stewart Haas Racing Tony Stewart Joe Custer Gene Haas		U.S. Army (15 races) Haas Automation Tornados (9 races) WIX Filters (2 races) Bass Pro Shops / NRA (Daytona - July)	Tony Gibson
42	Juan Pablo Montoya 2011	Earnhardt Ganassi Racing Teresa Earnhardt Chip Ganassi		Target Clorox, Tums, Energizer	Jim Pohlman
43	A.J. Allmendinger 2012+	Richard Petty Motorsports Richard Petty Andy Murstein Doug Bergeron		Best Buy Valvoline US Air Force	Greg Erwin
46	Scott Speed Erik Darnell Andy Pilgrim (Watkins Glen) Bill Elliott 1988 Champ (Talladega / April)	Dusty Whitney		Red Line Oil	Tony Furr
47	Bobby Labonte 2000 Champ	JTG Daugherty Racing Tad Geschickter Brad Daugherty		Bush’s Baked Beans (7 races) Clorox (6 races) Kingsford Charcoal (6 races) Kimberly-Clark (4 races) Lance Snacks (3 races) Little Debbie (1 race) Kroger (1 race) Reese Towpower (3 races) RainEater (1 race) Capital Window Fund (NHMS - July)	Frank Kerr (suspended final 4 races) Brian Burn
48	Jimmie Johnson 2015 (2006, 2007 2008, 2009, 2010 Champ)	Rick Hendrick Jeff Gordon		Lowe’s Home Improvement Kobalt Tools, MyLowes	Chad Knaus 2015
50*	T.J. Bell (ROTY)	Joe Falk LTD Powersports	Chevy Toyota	Green Smoke (3 races) Bandit Chippers (2 races)	Jeff McClure
51 [was 09]	Landon Cassill (i) Bill Elliott (1988 Champ) Boris Said	James Finch Phoenix Racing		Rydex Thank a Teacher Today	Nick Harris
55*	J.J. Yeley Travis Kvapil Jeff Green (NHMS - July)	Front Row Motorsports with Yates Racing Doug YatesBob Jenkins		? Ingersoll Rand	Derrick Finley
56	Martin Truex Jr 2012+	Michael Waltrip Racing Michael Waltrip Robert Kauffman Johnny Harris	Toyota 2012	NAPA Auto Parts, Brakes, Filers 2012	Chad Johnston (suspended final 4 races) Pat Tryson
60*	Mike Skinner(i) Todd Bodine (i)	Germain Racing Mike Hillman		Big Red, All Sport Tire Kingdom (Daytona 500)	Buddy Sisco
64*	Derrike Cope (i)	Larry Gunselman	Ford Toyota	Sta-Bil	?
66	Michael McDowell Todd Bodine Josh WIse	HP Racing LLC Phil Parsons Randy Humphrey		?	Gene Nead
71 [was 98]	Andy Lally ROTY Hermie Sadler	TRG Motorsports Kevin Buckler Richard Petty		Interstae Moving Services	?
75*	Derrike Cope (i)	Derrike Cope Gary Keller	Dodge	?	Scott Eggleston
?76	TBA	?America’s Racing Team Michael Wright Daniel Webber	?Chevy	TBA	TBA
77*	Steve Wallace (i)	Rusty Wallace Racing Rusty Wallace Roger Penske		5-Hour Energy Aspen Dental	Larry Carter
78	Regan Smith 2012	Furniture Row Racing Barney Visser		Furniture Row Farm Bureau Car of the Heartland	Pete Rondeau
81*	Scott Riggs (i)	Dusty Whitney		?	Mike Abner
83	Brian Vickers 2011	Red Bull Racing Dietrich Mateschitz		Red Bull Energy Drink	Ryan Pemberton
87	Joe Nemechek (i)	Joe Nemechek		? AM FM Energy	Bill Wilburn
88	Dale Earnhardt Jr. 2017	Rick Hendrick		Mountain Dew AMP Energy Drink Army National Guard	Steve Letarte 2013
92*	Brian Keselowski ROTY	Brian Keselowski		Discount Tire (Daytona 500)	Dave Fuge
95*	David Starr (i)	Leavine Fenton Racing Bob Leavine Lance Fenton		TBA	Wally Rogers
97*	Kevin Conway (i)	Joe Nemechek		Extenze	?
98*	Autin Dillion (i)	Mike Curb Richard Childress Racing		Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation’s Centennial Celebration Childress Institute for Pediatric Trauma	Danny Stockman
99	Carl Edwards 2014	Roush Fenway Racing Jack Roush John Henry		Aflac Subway Kellogg’s / Cheez-It Scott’s	Bob Osbourne
00	David Reutimann 2013	Michael Waltrip Racing Michael Waltrip Robert Kauffman Johnny Harris	Toyota 2012	Aaron’s Dream Machine (24+ races) Tums (5 races) Best Western (1 race)	Rodney Childers (suspended final 4 races) Bobby Kennedy
(1)77*	Scott Wimmer Robby Gordon	Robby Gordon Robby Gordon Motorsports	Dodge	Speed Energy Drink	Patrick Donahue

Frequently Asked Questions

How many NASCAR Cup Series teams are there in 2011?

40 teams fielded 60 car entries in the 2011 NASCAR Cup Series, with 8 manufacturers (Chevrolet, Dodge, Toyota, Ford, Toyota 2012, Chevy Toyota, Ford Toyota, ?Chevy) represented. Charter-holding organizations field the majority of the cars, while open teams round out the field each week.

Which NASCAR team has won the most races?

Petty Enterprises holds the all-time NASCAR record with 268 Cup Series wins, the vast majority earned by Richard Petty himself. In the modern era, Hendrick Motorsports leads all active organizations with more than 300 combined Cup wins across drivers like Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, and Kyle Larson, along with a record number of Cup championships.

Who owns Hendrick Motorsports?

Hendrick Motorsports is owned by Rick Hendrick, a North Carolina auto dealer who founded the team in 1984 as All Star Racing. The organization fields four full-time Chevrolet Cup cars for Kyle Larson, Chase Elliott, William Byron, and Alex Bowman, and is headquartered in Concord, NC alongside its massive engine and chassis programs.

Who owns Joe Gibbs Racing?

Joe Gibbs Racing is owned by Joe Gibbs, the three-time Super Bowl champion head coach of the Washington Redskins who founded the team in 1992. Coy Gibbs, Joe's son, served as vice chairman until his passing in 2022. JGR fields four Toyota Cup cars for Denny Hamlin, Christopher Bell, Chase Briscoe, and Ty Gibbs out of its Huntersville, NC shop.

What is a NASCAR charter?

A NASCAR charter is a franchise-style guarantee that locks a team into every Cup Series race for the season, regardless of qualifying speed. NASCAR introduced the charter system in 2016 with 36 charters — teams without one must qualify on speed as an 'open' entry. Charters can be bought, sold, or leased between organizations, and their value has grown significantly as the sport has stabilized.

What are the biggest NASCAR teams in 2011?

The top-tier Cup teams in 2011 include Hendrick Motorsports, Joe Gibbs Racing, Team Penske, Richard Childress Racing, RFK Racing, Trackhouse Racing, 23XI Racing, and Stewart-Haas Racing. Together they field the lion's share of the 60 weekly entries. Smaller full-time programs include Legacy Motor Club, Front Row Motorsports, Wood Brothers Racing, Spire Motorsports, and Kaulig Racing.

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