After the prediction of a storm and the inclement weather sparking threats of cancellation, the Daytona 500 finally crowned its new victor, William Byron. And now, it’s time to shift our attention to the second race of the Cup Series schedule, slated to be hosted on the iconic track of Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Here is the complete schedule for the upcoming Ambetter Health 400 scheduled for 25th February 2024.

Ambetter Health 400, 2024: Everything to know

The Ambetter Health 400 that is scheduled for the upcoming Sunday marks the 119th race hosted by Atlanta Motor Speedway. The 260-lap race will feature on the 1.54-mile D-shaped oval track. Moreover, the race promises the thrill of racing that is seen on the superspeedways of Daytona and Talladega, after it had undergone reconfiguration in 2022.

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The reconfigured track now boasts a 28-degree banking in the corners and a 5-degree on the straightways. 

When and where to watch

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One can watch the race on FS1 which will also be broadcast live on PRN and MRN from 3 pm ET onwards. In order to experience the live unfolding of the events, NASCAR fans can head to the grandstands after purchasing tickets available on the track’s official website at Atlanta Motor Speedway. NASCAR broadcaster Doug Rice would be serving the role of Grand Marshal of the race and commanding the drivers to start their engines.

Having said that, it will be interesting to see if Team Penske’s 2x Cup Series champion Joey Logano can defend his winner position in Sunday’s race.

When is the practice session?

As per the 2024 NASCAR rulebook, there won’t be a practice session for any of the three series on superspeedway tracks throughout the season. Owing to this, the events for Ambetter Health 400 would kickstart with the single-lap run by a single-car qualifying on Saturday that would eventually lead to the main 400-mile race on Sunday.

With the schedule being apprised, it is time to look at the drivers who are set to contend for the race.

List of drivers

Apart from the regular faces of the Cup Series roster, a few new faces are set to brace the track of Atlanta, which includes Kaulig Racing’s Josh Williams.

The driver, after being promoted to the Cup Series in the 2024 season, would pilot the #16 Chevrolet for the second time, after making his debut in the exhibition race at LA Memorial Coliseum for the Busch Clash.

Apart from Williams, Kaz Grala and BJ McLeod would also rev their engines on the track of Atlanta Motor Speedway. Grala, who faced an early departure in the Daytona 500, would be competing in the second race of the season for Rick Ware Racing driving the #15 Ford Mustang.

On the other hand, BJ Mcleod’s #78 would be the only uncharted entry in the race representing his own NASCAR team, after failing to qualify for the Daytona 500.

The complete weekend schedule ahead of Ambetter Health 400

The complete NASCAR schedule on Sunday, February 25, 2024 is as follows:

Friday, February 23 2024

3:05 pm ET: Truck Series qualifying

4:35 pm ET: Xfinity Series qualifying

Saturday, February 24, 2024

11:30 am ET: Cup Series qualifying

2 pm ET: Fr8 208

5 pm ET: RAPTOR King of Tough 250

Sunday, February 25, 2024

3 pm ET: Ambetter Health 400

With that being said, it is time to gear up for the second cup series race of this season. Will Joey Logano win it again? The race for the playoffs is on.

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