NASCAR starting lineup for O'Reilly race at Chicagoland in July 2026

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JR Motorsports will lead the NASCAR O'Reilly Series starting lineup for the race at Chicagoland Speedway in July. Connor Zilisch won the pole for the 2026 Cuervo 300 at Chicagoland this weekend. Brent Crews will join Zilisch on the front row for Saturday evening's event. Qualifying was canceled due to inclement weather on Friday.

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Carson Kvapil and Corey Day will follow the two drivers on the second row. Most notably, Cole Custer, Jeb Burton, Taylor Gray, Brandon Jones, and Rajah Caruth all start 20th or worse for Saturday evening's event. The starting lineup was set by the metric system.

The full NASCAR Cup Series starting lineup at Chicagoland in July 2026 is below!

NASCAR O'Reilly Series starting lineup at Chicagoland (July 2026)

  1. No. 1 Connor Zilisch
  2. No. 19 Brent Crews
  3. No. 9 Carson Kvapil
  4. No. 17 Corey Day
  5. No. 99 Parker Retzlaff
  6. No. 2 Jesse Love
  7. No. 96 Anthony Alfredo
  8. No. 00 Sheldon Creed
  9. No. 41 Sam Mayer
  10. No. 8 Sammy Smith
  11. No. 88 Chase Elliott
  12. No. 91 Myatt Snider
  13. No. 18 William Sawalich
  14. No. 39 Ryan Sieg
  15. No. 87 Nick Sanchez
  16. No. 21 Austin Hill
  17. No. 7 Justin Allgaier
  18. No. 24 Harrison Burton
  19. No. 07 Josh Bilicki
  20. No. 51 Jeremy Clements
  21. No. 0 Cole Custer
  22. No. 27 Jeb Burton
  23. No. 42 Garrett Smithley
  24. No. 44 Brennan Poole
  25. No. 54 Taylor Gray
  26. No. 26 Dean Thompson
  27. No. 48 Patrick Staropoli
  28. No. 02 Ryan Ellis
  29. No. 20 Brandon Jones
  30. No. 31 Blaine Perkins
  31. No. 92 Leland Honeyman Jr.
  32. No. 32 Rajah Caruth
  33. No. 28 Kyle Sieg
  34. No. 45 Lavar Scott
  35. No. 53 Tyler Tomassi
  36. No. 47 Dawson Cram
  37. No. 55 Joey Gase
  38. No. 38 JJ Yeley

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