The GOVX 200: Xfinity Series Schedule and Entry List

GOVX 200 at Phoenix Raceway

It’s time for Xfinity Series drivers to start their engines again as preparations are underway for the NASCAR GOVX 200 at Phoenix. The race marks the fourth of 2025. Since the season began on Feb. 15 at Daytona International Speedway, there’s been a toss-up of competition. Who will qualify in the top 10 to start the field at Phoenix Raceway?

Brief Recap

Jesse Love at the SciAps 200
Photo by Caleb Spicer | Courtesy of Wikimedia

During the first 11 laps at Daytona, all eyes were on JR Motorsports No.07 Justin Allgaier who led the field. Allgaier began on the pole but finished in P18, after a nine-car wreck on lap 119. The incident put the race into overtime allowing No. 02 Jesse Love to win the United Rentals 300 Pole Award.

Similarly, at Atlanta on Feb. 22, Love won the Bennett Transportation and Logistics 250 pole in P1 with No. 21 Austin Hill in P2. Love led for 13 laps, but his early onset success would be short-lived once Hill charged to the front. The Richard Childress driver led for 146 of 163 laps, but not for long.

He was halted by Justin Allgaier and Aric Almirola in the last half of the race, and Hill pulled his first win in 2025 and the 11th of his career. He also contended strongly at COTA finishing in P3 against No. 41 Sam Mayer, and No. 17 William Byron. Still, Byron was no match for the JR Motorsports rookie Connor Zilisch who took Sunday’s win at the Focused Health 250.

Zilisch managed to find his way back to the front of the field despite a penalty for pitting under caution, forcing him to the back.  He also made contact with No. 24 Corey Heim over the last 20 laps of the race, damaging his No. 88 Chevrolet. He beat United Rentals 300 winner William Byron in just over two seconds, so today’s field of 38 should be interesting.

NASCAR Xfinity Series: GOVX 200 Entries 

Entry Driver  No.  Veh Mfg. Team
1 Sheldon Creed  00 Ford  Haas Factory Team
2 Carson Kvapil  01 Chevrolet  JR Motorsports 
3 Jesse Love  02 Chevrolet  Richard Childress Racing 
4 Parker Retzlaff  04 Chevrolet  Alpha Prime Racing 
5 Kris Wright  05  Chevrolet  Our Motorsports
6 Nick Leitz  07 Chevrolet  SS-Green Light Racing 
7 Justin Allgaier  7 Chevrolet  JR Motorsports 
8 Sammy Smith  08  Chevrolet  JR Motorsports
9 Daniel Dye  10 Chevrolet  Kauling Racing 
10 Josh Williams  11 Chevrolet  Kauling Racing 
11 Garrett Smithley  14 Chevrolet  SS-Green Light Racing 
12 Christian Eckes  16 Chevrolet  Kauling Racing 
13 Alex Bowman  17 Chevrolet  Hendrick Motorsports
14 William Sawalich  18 Toyota  Joe Gibbs Racing 
15 Aric Almirola  19 Toyota  Joe Gibbs Racing 
16 Brandon Jones  20 Toyota  Joe Gibbs Racing 
17 Austin Hill  21 Chevrolet  Richard Childress Racing 
18 Harrison Burton  25 Ford AM Racing 
19 Dean Thompson 26 Toyota  Sam Hunt Racing 
20 Jeb Burton  27 Chevrolet  Jordan Anderson Racing 
21 Kyle Sieg  28 Ford  RSS Racing
22 Blaine Perkins  31 Chevrolet  Jordan Anderson Racing 
23 Greg Van Alst  35 Chevrolet  Joey Gase Motorsports 
24 Ryan Sieg  39 Ford  RSS Racing 
25 Sam Mayer  41  Ford  Haas Factory Team 
26 Anthony Alfredo 42 Chevrolet  Young’s Motorsports
27 Brennan Poole  44 Chevrolet  Alpha Prime Racing
28 Brad Perez  45 Chevrolet  Alpha Prime Racing
29 Nicholas Sanchez  48 Chevrolet  Big Machine Racing
30 Jeremy Clements  51  Chevrolet  Jeremy Clements Racing
31 Joey Gase  53 Chevrolet  Joey Gase Motorsports 
32 Taylor Gray 54 Toyota  Joe Gibbs Racing
33 Thomas Annunziata  70 Chevrolet Cope Family Racing
34 Ryan Ellis  71 Chevrolet DGM Racing 
35 TBA  74 Chevrolet  Mike Harmon Racing
36 Connor Zilisch  88 Chevrolet  JR Motorsports
37 Josh Bilicki  91 Chevrolet DGM Racing 
38 Matt DiBenedetto 99 Chevrolet  Viking Motorsports

Full GOVX 200 Weekend Schedule

Saturday, March 08, 2025

  • GOVX 200—11:35 a.m. EST (Practice)
  • GOVX 200—12:40 p.m. EST (Qualifying)
  • GOVX 200—5:00 p.m. EST

Where to Watch

Tune in for Xfinity Series practice and qualifying seasons via the CW Network and stream through the CW App. However, fans can listen in or view the race live for the GOVX 200 through CW, MRN, and Sirius XM Radio.

Final Thoughts

For the first 3 races of the Xfinity Series, Richard Childress Racing and JR Motorsports seem to have produced some of the strongest contenders. Jesse Love held off teammate Austin Hill in Daytona, but was unable at Atlanta and COTA. Justin Allgaier also charged the field leading for several laps in Daytona before succumbing to an accident taking him out of contention. Rookie JR Motorsports driver Connor Zilisch won at COTA, but who will it be today at the GOVX 200 at Phoenix Raceway?

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