NASCAR Triple-Header at Naval Base Coronado Unveils Entry Lists with Star-Studded Field

The official entry lists for NASCAR’s triple-header at Naval Base Coronado, set for Friday through Sunday, have been released, featuring 39 Cup Series, 37 O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, and 35 Craftsman Truck Series entries, according to NASCAR’s official announcement.

Notable Entries and Team Movements

The event, marking the first time the 3.4-mile base has hosted a NASCAR race, will see several high-profile additions. 23XI Racing will field a fourth Cup car for Corey Heim, while Trackhouse Racing debuts Project 91 with former F1 driver Kevin Magnussen making his NASCAR debut. Legacy Motor Club’s Jimmie Johnson, a seven-time Cup champion, will drive the No. 84 in his home race, competing in both the Cup and Truck Series, as part-time drivers are permitted to cross divisions.

Austin Hill remains the sole full-time driver competing in multiple races this season due to “tragic circumstances,” according to NASCAR. Meanwhile, U.S. Navy Reserve officer Jesse Iwuji makes his O’Reilly Series debut in the No. 91, and Jamie McMurray returns to the Truck Series with Kaulig Racing after a 15-year hiatus.

Cup Series Lineup Highlights

The Cup Series entry list includes 36 chartered teams plus 23XI’s No. 67. Notable drivers include Austin Hill (No. 21), Harrison Burton (No. 24), and Jesse Iwuji (No. 91). The field also features veteran racers like Joey Gase (No. 53) and newcomers such as Baltazar Leguizamon (No. 42).

O’Reilly and Truck Series Contenders

The O’Reilly Series sees 23 teams, including Justin Marks (No. 77) for Spire Motorsports and Brendan Gaughan (No. 20) returning to McAnally-Hilgemann Racing. The Truck Series features Jimmie Johnson (No. 1) in TRICON Garage’s No. 1, alongside Jamie McMurray (No. 25) and veteran driver Tyler Reif (No. 42).

What’s Next for the Event?

The races will test drivers on the unique 3.4-mile layout, with the Cup Series’ Anduril 250 as the marquee event. Fans can follow live updates and detailed coverage on Motorsport.com, which invites reader input on future content through a survey.