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NASCAR All-Star Race schedule, entry list and how to watch
NASCAR heads to Texas Motor Speedway for the All-Star Race this weekend.
Published: May 20, 2022, 8:36 PM
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How to watch NASCAR All-Star Race weekend
The 38th running of NASCAR's All-Star Race takes place this weekend at Texas Motor Speedway. The Xfinity and Truck Series will also be at TMS for a packed weekend of racing.
Kyle Larson is the defending winner of the event, which is being held in Texas for just the second time.
Here's how and where to watch all the on-track activity:
Friday, May 20
(All times EST.; Schedule is tentative and subject to change)
4 p.m. - NASCAR Truck Series practice - FOX SPORTS 1
4:30 p.m. - NASCAR Truck Series qualifying - FOX SPORTS 1
6 p.m. - NASCAR Xfinity Series practice - FOX SPORTS 1
6:30 p.m. - NASCAR Xfinity Series qualifying - FOX SPORTS 2
8:30 p.m. - NASCAR Truck Series race (147 laps / 220 miles) - FOX SPORTS 1
Saturday, May 21
1:30 p.m. - NASCAR Xfinity Series race (167 laps / 250 miles) - FOX SPORTS 1
7 p.m. - NASCAR Cup Series Open practice - FOX SPORTS 1
7:15 p.m. - NASCAR Cup Series All-Star practice - FOX SPORTS 1
7:35 p.m. - NASCAR Cup Series Open qualifying - FOX SPORTS 1
7:55 p.m. - NASCAR Cup Series All-Star qualifying - FOX SPORTS 1
Sunday, May 22
5:30 p.m. - NASCAR Cup Series Open race - FOX SPORTS 1
8 p.m. - NASCAR Cup Series All-Star race - FOX SPORTS 1
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NASCAR Open Entry List
No.
Driver
Team
Manufacturer
3
Austin Dillon
Richard Childress Racing
Chevrolet
7
Corey Lajoie
Spire Motorsports
Chevrolet
8
Tyler Reddick
Richard Childress Racing
Chevrolet
15
Garrett Smithley
Rick Ware Racing
Ford
17
Chris Buescher
RFK Racing
Ford
21
Harrison Burton
Wood Brothers Racing
Ford
31
Justin Haley
Kaulig Racing
Chevrolet
38
Todd Gilliland
Front Row Motorsports
Ford
41
Cole Custer
Stewart Haas Racing
Ford
42
Ty Dillon
Petty GMS Motorsports
Chevrolet
43
Erik Jones
Petty GMS Motorsports
Chevrolet
47
Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
JTG Daugherty Racing
Chevrolet
51
Cody Ware
Rick Ware Racing
Ford
77
Landon Cassill
Spire Motorsports
Chevrolet
78
BJ McLeod
Live Fast Motorsports
Ford
99
Daniel Suarez
TrackHouse Racing
Chevrolet
NASCAR All-Star Race entry list
No.
Driver
Team
Manufacturer
1
Ross Chastain
TrackHouse Racing
Chevrolet
2
Austin Cindric
Team Penske
Ford
4
Kevin Harvick
Stewart Haas Racing
Ford
5
Kyle Larson
Hendrick Motorsports
Chevrolet
6
Brad Keselowski
RFK Racing
Ford
9
Chase Elliott
Hendrick Motorsports
Chevrolet
10
Aric Almirola
Stewart Haas Racing
Ford
11
Denny Hamlin
Joe Gibbs Racing
Toyota
12
Ryan Blaney
Team Penske
Ford
14
Chase Briscoe
Stewart Haas Racing
Ford
16
AJ Allmendinger
Kaulig Racing
Chevrolet
18
Kyle Busch
Joe Gibbs Racing
Toyota
19
Martin Truex Jr.
Joe Gibbs Racing
Toyota
20
Christopher Bell
Joe Gibbs Racing
Toyota
22
Joey Logano
Team Penske
Ford
23
Bubba Wallace
23XI Racing
Toyota
24
William Byron
Hendrick Motorsports
Chevrolet
34
Michael McDowell
Front Row Motorsports
Ford
45
Kurt Busch
23XI Racing
Toyota
48
Alex Bowman
Hendrick Motorsports
Chevrolet
All-Star Race Format
The new All-Star format provides a major incentive to win any of the opening three stages or the pit stop competition during the break between Stages 2 and 3.
STAGE 1 (25 laps): Stage 1 winner will start on the pole in the final stage as long as he finishes 15th or better in Stages 2 and 3.
STAGE 2 (25 laps): Stage 2 winner starts second in final stage as long as he finishes 15th or better in Stage 3.
SPECIAL STAGE BREAK/Pit Stop Competition: Each team must pit and perform a four-tire stop. The team with the shortest time on pit road (pit in/pit out) wins the pit crew award and the driver will start fourth in the final stage as long as he finishes 15th or better in Stage 3.
STAGE 3 (25 laps): Stage 3 winner starts third in final stage.
FINAL STAGE (50 laps): Stage 1 winner starts first, Stage 2 winner second, Stage 3 winner third and pit stop competition winner fourth. If no “natural” caution occurs between laps 15-25, NASCAR will call an “All-Star” competition caution. Winner of the Final Stage earns $1 million.
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