The pit stall assignments for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series Shriners Children’s 500 at Phoenix Raceway have been finalized, setting the stage for strategic maneuvers during Sunday’s race. Pole-sitter William Byron, driving the #24 car, has secured the coveted first pit stall, offering a potential advantage during pit stops.
Joey Logano, in the #22 car and starting from the outside pole, has chosen the sixth pit stall, which features an opening in front of it. This selection can facilitate quicker exits during pit stops, potentially improving his track position.
Other notable pit stall selections include:
- Carson Hocevar (#77), starting third, has chosen a pit stall that aligns with his starting position, aiming for seamless pit strategies.
- Josh Berry (#21), starting fourth, has opted for a stall that complements his team’s pit stop tactics.
- Erik Jones (#43), starting fifth, has selected a pit stall that his team believes will offer strategic benefits during the race.
The complete list of pit stall assignments is available on NASCAR’s official website.
Pit stall selection is a critical component in a team’s race strategy, influencing the efficiency of pit stops and overall race performance. Teams often consider factors such as proximity to pit road exits and openings in front of the stall to minimize potential delays.
The Shriners Children’s 500 is scheduled for Sunday at 3:30 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on FS1, MRN Radio, and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.
For a comprehensive understanding of each team’s pit stall selection and its potential impact on race day, fans are encouraged to review the detailed assignments and tune in to witness how these strategic choices unfold during the event.
