There will be plenty of changes when NASCAR begins its Sprint Cup season on Sunday with the Sprint Unlimited at Daytona. The regular season will begin with the Daytona 500, the traditional opener, on February 22.
Of course the biggest change has been the adoption of the charter system by the sanctioning body and the reduction of the field to 40 cars. A total of 36 charters have been passed out by NASCAR to teams who have operated full-time for the last three years, meaning there will be four spots open at each of the 36 Cup events this year.
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