Several NASCAR drivers across each of the three racing series will carry the well-known Autism Speaks puzzle piece on the side of their racecar this weekend at the Dover International Speedway. The Dover weekend is always huge as the track gears up for the FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race on Sunday afternoon.
There will be a total of 23 Sprint Cup, 12 Xfinity and 20 Camping World Truck series drivers running the decal.
Autism Speaks and Dover have partnered for nine seasons, and the 2015 weekend marks the fifth consecutive year that FedEx has played a role into the weekend. The foundation is world leading in bringing awareness and support for Autism.
Meanwhile, Denny Hamlin, who pilots the No. 11 FedEx Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing, will run a unique paint scheme in Sunday’s race. Hamlin will drive a FedEx Cares car with Autism Speaks graphics.
Sprint Cup drivers who will run the sticker:
Jamie McMurray
Kevin Harvick
Alex Bowman
Sam Hornish Jr.
Danica Patrick
Denny Hamlin
Tony Stewart
Clint Bowyer
Greg Biffle
Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
Kyle Busch
Matt Kenseth
JJ Yeley
Jeb Burton
Kurt Busch
Kyle Larson
Aric Almirola
Michael Annett
AJ Allmendinger
Justin Allgaier
David Ragan
Martin Truex Jr.
Matt DiBenedetto
Xfinity Series drivers:
Darrell Wallace Jr.
Blake Koch
Cale Conley
Jeff Green
Eric McClure
John Wes Townley
Brennan Poole
Dakota Armstrong
David Starr
Jeremy Clements
Chris Buescher
Peyton Sellers
Camping World Truck Series drivers:
Ryan Ellis
Tyler Young
Erik Jones
John Wes Townley
Norm Benning
Ray Black Jr.
Korbin Forrister
John Hunter Nemechek
Jennifer Jo Cobb
Ben Kennedy
Cameron Hayley
Daniel Hemric
Timothy Peters
Tyler Reddick
Ryan Blaney
Travis Kvapil
Daniel Suarez
Justin Boston
Matt Crafton
Johnny Sauter
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