2024 season preview: JTG Daugherty Racing

27/01/2024

Editor‘s Note: Today‘s JTG Daugherty Racing preview continues NASCAR.com‘s countdown of team previews for the 2024 Cup Series season. JTG DAUGHERTY RACING

RICKY STENHOUSE JR., NO. 47 CHEVROLET

Experience: 12 full-time seasons in the NASCAR Cup Series 2023 stats: 16th in final standings (made second career playoff appearance); 1 win, 2 top fives, 9 top 10s 2024 championship odds (DraftKings): 150-1 Outlook: Heading into 2024, Stenhouse will look to improve on the previous season that saw the driver of the No. 47 Chevrolet get one win, including a pair of top fives and nine top 10s. For JTG Daugherty Racing, making the Cup Series Playoffs after a nine-year postseason drought was a huge victory for this squad. Winning the Daytona 500 at the beginning of 2023 was the cherry on top. However, a first-round exit in the Round of 16 will leave them hungry for more this year. If the No. 47 team makes the playoffs in 2024 and wants to get past the first round, Stenhouse must pick up more top fives and top 10s than last year. The 36-year-old native of Olive Branch, Mississippi has three career Cup Series wins, which all came on superspeedways at Daytona and Talladega. It would not be surprising to see Stenhouse win at those tracks again given his strong superspeedway racing record. He ended the final 10 races of the 2023 season with only two top 10s and six finishes of 20th or worse. Looking ahead, a reasonable goal for 2024 would be to build off last year and search for more consistency. NASCAR.com 2024 team previews schedule

Jan. 15: Legacy Motor Club Jan. 16: Spire Motorsports Jan. 17: Kaulig Racing Jan. 18: Wood Brothers Racing Jan. 22: Rick Ware Racing Jan. 23: Richard Childress Racing Jan. 24: Stewart-Haas Racing Jan. 25: Front Row Motorsports Jan. 26: JTG Daugherty Racing Jan. 29: Trackhouse Racing Jan. 30: RFK Racing Feb. 6: 23XI Racing Feb. 7: Joe Gibbs Racing Feb. 8: Hendrick Motorsports Feb. 9: Team Penske

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