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Steve Buckley's 38 Special Publication by Kapp Advertising - 2019 Season 2019 Schedule (subject to change) NASCAR Drivers Set to Reach Milestones 2019 offers several NASCAR Cup Series drivers the chance to hit milestone moments NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour in their careers. These drivers are inching closer to the legends in several categories, in- Mar. 16 Performance Plus 150 presented by Safety-Kleen, Myrtle Beach Speeway cluding tying Richard Petty in combined wins. The following are some of the feats drivers Mar. 30 South Boston Speedway, South Boston, VA could accomplish this season: Apr. 7 Icebreaker 150 , Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park 650 Cup starts – Kurt Busch (648), Kevin Harvick (646). With the most starts among Apr. 28 NAPA Auto Parts Spring Sizzler 200, Stafford Motor Speedway active drivers, Busch and Harvick have will be 18 races away from Hall of Famer Dale Jar- rett’s mark once they hit 650 starts. May 18 Wall Stadium Speedway, Wall Township, N.J. June 1 Seekonk 150, Seekonk, Mass. 625 Cup starts – Ryan Newman (620), Jimmie Johnson (615). Only 25 drivers in NASCAR history have made at least 625 Cup starts, includes drivers such as Hall of Fam- June 5 Thompson 125, Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park ers Jeff Gordon, Bill Elliott and Darrell Waltrip. Johnson would also pass Tony Stewart, Jul. 6 Riverhead Raceway, Riverhead, N.Y. who has 618 starts. Jul. 19 All-Star Shootout, New Hampshire Motor Speedway 500 Cup starts – Kyle Busch (498), Martin Truex Jr. (477), Clint Bowyer (469). Kyle Jul. 20 Eastern Propane & Oil 100, New Hampshire Motor Speedway Busch, at 33, would be the youngest, currently active driver to reach the 500-start mark. Aug. 2 Stafford 150, Stafford Motor Speedway 1,150 combined starts – Kevin Harvick (1,115). With 1,150 combined starts, Harvick Aug. 14 Bud “King of Beers” 150, Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park would move up to third on the all-time list, passing Mark Martin (1,143). Aug. 31 Toyota Mod Classic 150 presented by McDonalds, Oswego Speedway 1,000 combined starts – Kyle Busch (988). Twelve combined starts in 2019 would Sept. 7 Riverhead Raceway, Riverhead, N.Y. move Busch to ninth on the all-time list. He and Kevin Harvick have made the most com- Sept. 21 Musket 250, New Hampshire Motor Speedway bined starts among active drivers. Sept. 29 NAPA Fall Final 150, Stafford Motor Speedway 625 consecutive starts – Jimmie Johnson (612), Ryan Newman (612), Kevin Harvick Oct. 13 Sunoco World Series 150, Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park (604). Only seven Cup Series drivers have made 625 or more consecutive starts, and none are currently active drivers. Johnson and Newman would also tie Dale Earnhardt (648) on the all-time list if they started every Cup Series race this year. Rt. 116 E. of 500 consecutive starts – Clint Bowyer (468), Truex (468). Both drivers are scheduled Hanover Next to HBI to hit the 500-straight-races mark at Kansas Speedway on October 20, putting them just 13 717-632-4964 spots away from Richard Petty, who made 513 consecutive starts from November 14, 1971 Mon.-Thurs. 8-6; Fri. 8-8; Sat. 8-5 to March 19, 1989. www.TurkeyLeg.com 50 Cup wins – Kevin Harvick (45). With 50 Cup wins, Harvick would tie Junior John- son and Ned Jarrett, and pass his team owner Tony Stewart (49). A party with no fuss - 30 Cup wins – Brad Keselowski (27). Keselowski would tie Kurt Busch if he reaches 30 victories. Only 26 drivers (and five active drivers) in NASCAR history have reached leave the catering to us the 30-plus win milestone. •Steaks •Chicken •Pit Beef & Pork 25 Cup wins – Joey Logano (21), Martin Truex Jr. (19). In NASCAR history, 33 drivers Whole Pig Roasts A Specialty have won 25 or more times in the premier series. 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