Front Row Motorsports NASCAR Cup driver lineup will remain unchanged in 2026
FRM's NASCAR Cup squad will look the same in 2026
Zane Smith, Front Row Motorsports Ford, Todd Gilliland, Front Row Motorsports Ford
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Front Row Motorsports will make no changes to its driver roster for the 2026 NASCAR Cup season, keeping the same lineup they have now.
Todd Gilliland will continue as the driver of the No. 34, Noah Gragson as the driver of the No. 4, and Zane Smith as the driver of the No. 38.
Smith has actually signed a multi-year contract extension with FRM, which was part of Thursday's announcement.
"It’s been great to be back." said Smith. "Excited for the future with this 38 group!"
Smith previously drove for FRM in the Truck Series, winning the 2022 championship, but this was his first Cup season with the team. He has one top five, five top tens, and one pole this season. He currently sits 27th in the championship standings.
He is the highest FRM driver in the Cup points with just two races left in the year, with Gilliland 29th and Gragson 34th.
The team is winless in 2025, but they've been close as Gragson has finished as high as fourth, Smith third, and Gilliland just finished second in last weekend's race at Talladega Superspeedway.
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