With the early count already climbing to 100 cars, the entry list for the 39th annual Chili Bowl Nationals powered by NOS Energy Drink is finally live. You can view the full roster below, including some notable storylines from the first drop.

Right at the top, you’ll see Slammin’ Sammy Swindell entered in his iconic #1, ready to contest his 35th Chili Bowl Nationals at the age of 69-years-old. The five-time Golden Driller winner will have a new teammate in the Swindell Motorsports - Bertrand Motorsports, LLC. stable with multi-time ASCS winner, Jordon Mallet, piloting the #91S in his first try at the Chili Bowl.

The most notable team entered thus far is Alex Bowman Racing and their fleet of four Ally #55 machines, the most entries that NASCAR Cup Series competitor Alex Bowman has ever fielded in Tulsa. Jake Swanson, C.J. Leary, and Kevin Thomas Jr. – all multi-time Chili Bowl Championship A-Main Starters – will be joined by newcomer Briggs Danner, fresh off a breakout three-win campaign with the USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Cars.

Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports – the 2022 Chili Bowl champions with Tanner Thorson – have currently filed a trio of entries with USAC regulars Mitchel Moles and Hayden Reinbold, plus Lucas Oil Dirt Late Model Series champion, Ricky Thornton Jr., back for his fourth bowl of Chili.

Hank Davis, a preliminary winner in 2023 and top-five finisher in 2024, will continue to drive a potent Matt Seymour Racing #29 with Tim Buckwalter as his teammate. Zach Daum and Michael Faccinto, both top-10 finishers in Tulsa, will lead the way for a four-car Trifecta Motorsports lineup with Rylan Gray and another TBA in the mix.

Among the ten three-car operations on the list, Pat O’Dell currently supplies the most cars with five of his rides lined up for Jake Neuman, Emilio Hoover, Sye Lynch, Mitch Fabish, and a TBA.

The coveted Rookie of the Year battle already has 24 freshmen ready to run in Tulsa. Sprint Car standout Sye Lynch is in the mix among youngsters Garrett Benson, Jett Yantis, Trey Zorn, and Aiden Price, among others.

In total, 19 Championship A-Main starters are on the original list of 100 entries. Competitors currently hail from 23 United States plus Australia, New Zealand, and Netherlands.

Keep in mind, entries are nowhere near finalized with mountains and mountains of more drivers expected to put their names on the list in the coming month-plus. The Chili Bowl Nationals has surpassed 300+ entries for ten consecutive years now, peaking at 381 entries in 2022.

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2025 Chili Bowl Nationals Entry List (As of 11/22/24):

0L-Kevin Carl-Buna, TX

00 (R)-Brecken Reese-Canyon, TX

1-Sammy Swindell-Germantown, TN

2B-Tanner Berryhill-Bixby, OK

2D-Matt Sherrell-Owasso, OK

2M (R)-Aiden Price-Huntersville, NC

2ND-Darren Kauffman-Waynesboro, PA

2W (R)-Luke Storer-Portland, VIC, Aust.

2Z-Zach Blurton-Quinter, KS

3N-Jake Neuman-New Berlin, IL

3U-Rylan Gray-Greenfield, IN

3V-Jim Vanzant-Prescott, AZ

3Z (R)-Trey Zorn-Russell, KS

4T (R)-Brandt Twitty-Bakersfield, CA

4Y (R)-Jett Yantis-Bakersfield, CA

5M-Donnie Steward-West Burlington, IA

5U-Michael Faccinto-Hanford, CA

6B (R)-Brylee Kilmer-Goldsby, OK

7-Shannon McQueen-Bakersfield, CA

7B (R)-Garrett Benson-Concordia, MO

7D-Michelle Decker-Guthrie, OK

7H-TBA

7J-Shawn Jackson-Bear, DE

7U-Zach Daum-Pocahontas, IL

7X-Thomas Meseraull-San Jose, CA

7Z-Brian Peterson-Mukwonago, WI

8-Alex Sewell-Broken Arrow, OK

8H (R)-Dakota Highley-Hackett, AR

8S-Kyle Steffens-St. Charles, MO

9-Emilio Hoover-Broken Arrow, OK

9B-Brian Schwabauer-Hastings, NE

9U-TBA

11-TBA

12A-A.J. Bender-San Diego, CA

14E-Jeffrey Newell-Tulsa, OK

14F-TBA

17S (R)-Sye Lynch-Cowansville, PA

19-TBA

19A-Hayden Reinbold-Chandler, AZ

19R-Ricky Thornton Jr-Chandler, AZ

19T-Mitchel Moles-Raisin City, CA

19U-Pierce Urbanosky-North Richland Hills, TX

20-Tadd Holliman-Murray, NE

20C-C.J. Sarna-Brea, CA

21C-Colby Stubblefield-Seagoville, TX

22J-Zach Hampton-Mooresville, IN

22M-Marc Dailey-Brownsburg, IN

22P-Brant O'Banion-Worthing, SD

22T-Don Droud Jr-Lincoln, NE

24S-Rodney Westhafer-Mechanicsburg, PA

26J-Jacob Harris-Vidor, TX

27-Keith Rauch-Denver, CO

27B-Jake Bubak-Arvada, CO

27G-Steve Gresham-Seymour, IN

28J-Joe Perry-Billings, MT

29-Tim Buckwalter-Douglassville, PA

29S-Hank Davis-Sand Springs, OK

39T (R)-Troy DeGaton-Wickenburg, AZ

39X (R)-Travis DeGaton-Sacramento, CA

40-Max Adams-Loomis, CA

42K-Kevin Battefeld-Lewistown, IL

44-Colton Hardy-Phoenix, AZ

46-Kenney Johnson-Bethany, CT

46A-Adam Andretti-Brownsburg, IN

46X (R)-Joe Kata-Goshen, NY

48 (R)-Eric Webber-Claremont, IL

48H-Wout Hoffmans-Boxmeer, NB, Neth.

49 (R)-Cole Tinsley-Bonne Terre, MO

50-Daniel Adler-St. Louis, MO

50C (R)-Dane Culver-Sacramento, CA

51B-Joe B. Miller-Millersville, MO

51F-Brody Fuson-Bakersfield, CA

51W-Joe Walker-Harrisonville, MO

54C-Chance Hull-Burleson, TX

54X-Steven Shebester-Mustang, OK

55A-Jake Swanson-Anaheim, CA

55i-Briggs Danner-Allentown, PA

55V-C.J. Leary-Greenfield, IN

55X-Kevin Thomas Jr-Cullman, AL

75-Mario Clouser-Chatham, IL

75P-TBA

75X-TBA

77-Joe Wirth-St. Louis, MO

81C-Colten Cottle-Kansas, IL

83-Will Armitage-Athens, IL

84J-Jesse Shapel-Wichita, KS

84R-Chris Roseland-Carter Lake, IA

84S-Shaun Shapel-Wichita, KS

85-Jerry Coons Jr-Tucson, AZ

85J (R)-Joshua Lewis-Shawnee, OK

91S (R)-Jordon Mallett-Greenbrier, AR

93-Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO

94 (R)-Hayden Wise-Huntersville, NC

95K (R)-Mitch Fabish-Te Awamutu, NZ

97X-TBA

98B-Joe Boyles-Greenwood, MO

121 (R)-Jason Bennett-Dayton, OH

251-Johnny Brown-LaCoste, TX

X (R)-Dan Bennett-Lockport, NY

TBA (R)-Bradley Cox-Burkburnett, TX