Welcome to the American Stockcar Union or ASCU. The first season roster will be based off of the 2024 NASCAR Cup series roster with a few major differences, but first some more details on how the League is done.
1. Charter system: The charter system will resemble the NASCAR Cup Series charter system where there are 36 full time spots.
2. Points and Playoffs: Point System and Playoffs will be conducted the same way NASCAR Cup Series does it
3. Champions: There will be two champions; The Overall Champion and the Playoff Champion.
Overall Champion: The driver with the most points (Non Playoff) at the end of the season.
Playoff Champion: The driver who wins the championship
Now we can get on with the roster.
#1 Ross Chastain
#2 Austin Cindric
#3 Austin Dillion
#4 Josh Berry
#5 Kyle Larson
#6 Brad Keslowski
#7 Corey Lajoie
#8 Kyle Bush
#9 Chase Elliot
#10 Noah Gragson
#11 Denny Hamlin
#12 Ryan Blaney
#14 Chase Briscoe
#16 Daniel Hemric
#17 Chris Buesher
#19 Martin Truex JR
#20 Christopher Bell
#21 Trevor Bayne
#22 Joey Logano
#23 Bubba Wallace
#24 William Byron
#34 Micheal McDowell
#38 Todd Gilliland
#41 Ryan Preece
#42 John Hunter Nemechek
#43 Eric Jones
#45 Tyler Reddick
#47 Ricky Stenhouse Jr
#48 Alex Bowman
#54 Ty Gibbs
#60 Rex Jenkins / RFK Racing bought one of the RWR charters
#62 Austin Hill / Beard Motorsports bought one of the RWR charters
#67 Travis Pastrana / 23XI buys charter from Kaulig
#77 Carson Hocevar
#91 Shane Van Gisbergen / Instead of Spire, Trackhouse buys Live Fast's charter
#99 Daniel Saurez
Now that the roster is out of the way lets move on to the schedule; It is a 36 race season like the NASCAR Cup Series with a 26 race regular season and a 10 race playoff sequence.
Schedule
Nashville Superspeedway 1/2/24 - winner: Christopher Bell
Pikes Peak 1/2/24 - winner: Chase Elliott
North Wilkesboro 1/7/24 - winner: Chase Briscoe
Phoenix 1/9/24 - winner: Chase Elliott
Atlanta 1/14/24 - winner: Chris Buesher
Cota - Cancelled
Richmond - 1/16/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Bristol Dirt - Cancelled
Talladega - 1/21/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Dover - 1/25/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Kansas - 1/28/24 winner: Chase Elliott
Darlington - 1/30/24 winner: Ryan Blaney
Charlotte - 2/6/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Gateway - 2/10/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Sonoma - Cancelled
Daytona - 2/20/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Chicago Street Race - Cancelled
Memphis - Cancelled
New Hampshire - Cancelled
Watkins Glen - Cancelled
Texas World Speedway - 3/4/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Michigan - Cancelled
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course - Cancelled
Pocono - Cancelled
Daytona - Ricky Stenhouse JR
-- Round of 16 --
Nashville Fairgrounds - 4/20/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Kansas - 4/23/24 winner: Chase Elliott
Bristol - 4/23/24 winner: Brad Keslowski
-- Round of 12 --
Iowa - 4/23/24 winner: Chase Briscoe
Michigan - 4/23/24 winner: Brad Keslowski
Charlotte - 4/25/24 winner: Brad Keslowski
-- Round of 8 --
Las Vegas - 4/25/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Homestead Miami - 4/25/24 winner: Chris Buesher
Martinsville - 4/25/24 winner: Chase Briscoe
-- Shootout at Texas --
Texas Motor Speedway winner: Rex Jenkins
Champion - Rex Jenkins 10 wins
I plan to do at least one race a week maybe two.
1. Charter system: The charter system will resemble the NASCAR Cup Series charter system where there are 36 full time spots.
2. Points and Playoffs: Point System and Playoffs will be conducted the same way NASCAR Cup Series does it
3. Champions: There will be two champions; The Overall Champion and the Playoff Champion.
Overall Champion: The driver with the most points (Non Playoff) at the end of the season.
Playoff Champion: The driver who wins the championship
Now we can get on with the roster.
#1 Ross Chastain
#2 Austin Cindric
#3 Austin Dillion
#4 Josh Berry
#5 Kyle Larson
#6 Brad Keslowski
#7 Corey Lajoie
#8 Kyle Bush
#9 Chase Elliot
#10 Noah Gragson
#11 Denny Hamlin
#12 Ryan Blaney
#14 Chase Briscoe
#16 Daniel Hemric
#17 Chris Buesher
#19 Martin Truex JR
#20 Christopher Bell
#21 Trevor Bayne
#22 Joey Logano
#23 Bubba Wallace
#24 William Byron
#34 Micheal McDowell
#38 Todd Gilliland
#41 Ryan Preece
#42 John Hunter Nemechek
#43 Eric Jones
#45 Tyler Reddick
#47 Ricky Stenhouse Jr
#48 Alex Bowman
#54 Ty Gibbs
#60 Rex Jenkins / RFK Racing bought one of the RWR charters
#62 Austin Hill / Beard Motorsports bought one of the RWR charters
#67 Travis Pastrana / 23XI buys charter from Kaulig
#77 Carson Hocevar
#91 Shane Van Gisbergen / Instead of Spire, Trackhouse buys Live Fast's charter
#99 Daniel Saurez
Now that the roster is out of the way lets move on to the schedule; It is a 36 race season like the NASCAR Cup Series with a 26 race regular season and a 10 race playoff sequence.
Schedule
Nashville Superspeedway 1/2/24 - winner: Christopher Bell
Pikes Peak 1/2/24 - winner: Chase Elliott
North Wilkesboro 1/7/24 - winner: Chase Briscoe
Phoenix 1/9/24 - winner: Chase Elliott
Atlanta 1/14/24 - winner: Chris Buesher
Cota - Cancelled
Richmond - 1/16/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Bristol Dirt - Cancelled
Talladega - 1/21/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Dover - 1/25/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Kansas - 1/28/24 winner: Chase Elliott
Darlington - 1/30/24 winner: Ryan Blaney
Charlotte - 2/6/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Gateway - 2/10/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Sonoma - Cancelled
Daytona - 2/20/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Chicago Street Race - Cancelled
Memphis - Cancelled
New Hampshire - Cancelled
Watkins Glen - Cancelled
Texas World Speedway - 3/4/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Michigan - Cancelled
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course - Cancelled
Pocono - Cancelled
Daytona - Ricky Stenhouse JR
-- Round of 16 --
Nashville Fairgrounds - 4/20/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Kansas - 4/23/24 winner: Chase Elliott
Bristol - 4/23/24 winner: Brad Keslowski
-- Round of 12 --
Iowa - 4/23/24 winner: Chase Briscoe
Michigan - 4/23/24 winner: Brad Keslowski
Charlotte - 4/25/24 winner: Brad Keslowski
-- Round of 8 --
Las Vegas - 4/25/24 winner: Rex Jenkins
Homestead Miami - 4/25/24 winner: Chris Buesher
Martinsville - 4/25/24 winner: Chase Briscoe
-- Shootout at Texas --
Texas Motor Speedway winner: Rex Jenkins
Champion - Rex Jenkins 10 wins
I plan to do at least one race a week maybe two.
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