2020 NASCAR Cup Series (Dubsy's World)

The 2020 NASCAR Cup Series was the 72nd season of professional stock car racing in the United States, and the 49th modern-era Cup series season. 
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== Teams and Drivers ==
=== Full Schedule ===
Manufacturer	Team 	No.	Driver
Chevrolet 	Chip Ganassi Racing 	1 	Kurt Busch
Chevrolet 	Chip Ganassi Racing 	42 	Kyle Larson
Chevrolet 	Germain Racing 	13 	Ty Dillon
Chevrolet 	Hendrick Motorsports 	9 	Chase Elliott
Chevrolet 	Hendrick Motorsports 	24 	William Byron
Chevrolet 	Hendrick Motorsports 	48 	Jimmie Johnson
Chevrolet 	Hendrick Motorsports 	88 	Alex Bowman
Chevrolet 	JTG Daugherty Racing 	37 	Daniel Hemric
Chevrolet 	JTG Daugherty Racing 	47 	Ryan Preece
Chevrolet 	Premium Motorsports 	15 	
Chevrolet 	Richard Childress Racing 	3 	Austin Dillon
Chevrolet 	Richard Childress Racing 	8 	Tyler Reddick (R)
Chevrolet 	Richard Petty Motorsports	43 	Darrell Wallace Jr.
Chevrolet 	Spire Motorsports 	77 	
Chevrolet 	StarCom Racing 	00 	
Ford 	Front Row Motorsports 	34 	Michael McDowell
Ford 	Front Row Motorsports 	36 	Matt Tifft
Ford 	Front Row Motorsports 	38 	Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
Ford 	Go Fas Racing 	32 	Cole Custer (R)
Ford 	Roush Fenway Racing 	6 	Ryan Newman
Ford 	Roush Fenway Racing 	17 	Chris Buescher
Ford 	Stewart-Haas Racing 	4 	Kevin Harvick
Ford 	Stewart-Haas Racing 	10 	Aric Almirola
Ford 	Stewart-Haas Racing 	14 	Clint Bowyer
Ford 	Stewart-Haas Racing 	41 	Daniel Suarez
Ford 	Team Penske 	2 	Brad Keselowski
Ford 	Team Penske 	12 	Ryan Blaney
Ford 	Team Penske 	22 	Joey Logano
Ford 	Wood Brothers Racing 	21 	Matt DiBenedetto
Toyota 	Joe Gibbs Racing 	11 	Denny Hamlin
Toyota 	Joe Gibbs Racing 	18 	Kyle Busch
Toyota 	Joe Gibbs Racing 	19 	Martin Truex Jr.
Toyota 	Joe Gibbs Racing 	20 	Erik Jones
Toyota 	Leavine Family Racing 	95 	Christopher Bell (R)
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Ford	Rick Ware Racing 	51 	Garrett Smithley
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=== Limited Schedule ===
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=== Changes ===
* Mike Beam bought the assets of BK Racing and aligned with GMS Racing running Johnny Sauter in the Daytona 500 and Spencer Gallagher in the rest of the 35 races.
* Daniel Hemric replaced Chris Busecher in the #37 for his rookie campaign. Buescher moved into a third Roush Fenway Racing car.
* Trevor Bayne was released from his RFR contract at the end of the 2018 season while Matt Kenseth moved into a full time role in the 6 car. Bayne ran a full-time Xfinity schedule in 2019 with JR Motorsports replacing defending champion Elliott Sadler who retired on top. He made starts at restrictor plate tracks for Premium Motorsports as well.
* Gray Gaulding started the season with StarCom Racing but was replaced by Landon Cassill after Phoenix. Cassill later left the team after Richmond leaving Corey LaJoie to take over the ride for the rest of the season with Alon Day racing at the road courses.
* Ryan Reed moved up from the Xfinity series to a third Front Row Motorsports car for his rookie campaign.
* Gaunt Brothers Racing became the only unchartered team to run a full schedule with several drivers including DJ Kennington, Jesse Little, and Jeb Burton.
* Leavine Family Racing switched from Chevrolet to Toyota ending their alliance with Richard Childress Racing and aligning with Joe Gibbs Racing. This allowed Christopher Bell to move up to the series for five races while racing for the Xfinity Series championship.
* Brendan Gaughan raced in his final NASCAR race for Beard Motorsports in the Daytona 500.
* Kaulig Racing made three starts later in the season with Ryan Truex in plans to eventually move up to the Cup series.
* Matt Tifft and Brandon Hightower both made their Cup debuts for Premium Motorsports.
* Alex Labbe made his Cup debut at the fall race in Phoenix with StarCom Racing while Matt Mills also made his NASCAR debut at Phoenix in the spring race with Rick Ware Racing.
* Cole Custer expanded his Cup schedule with Stewart-Haas Racing teamed up with Rick Ware Racing.
* JJ Yeley and Cole Whitt raced for part time TriStar Motorsports.
* MBM Motorsports shut down their Cup program after running Chad Finchum and Timmy Hill in four of the first nine races.
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