The entry list is out for this Sunday’s STP 500 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race on the .526-mile short track at Martinsville Speedway.

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McMurray has never won at Martinsville but does have two poles, two top-five and 15 top-10 finishes in 28 career starts.

Keselowski is coming off a gutsy, grinding second-place finish at Auto Club Speeday. He also has one win in the bank this season, having gone to Victory Lane at Atlanta.

Dillon will drive the No. 3 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet.

Harvick is one of only six active drivers who own a win at Martinsville, having grabbed his lone grandfather clock in the 2011 spring race.

Kahne is 0-for-26 in his career at the track, and isn’t off to a very good start this season overall.

Bayne will drive the No. 6 Roush Fenway Racing Ford.

Danica Patrick will drive the No. 10 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford.

Hamlin is a Martinsville master, with his five career wins second only to Jimmie Johnson’s nine.

The younger of the racing Dillon brothers will be in the GEICO-sponsored No. 13 Germain Racing Chevy.

Bowyer is pumped after a strong third-place run in California last Sunday — his best by far since coming over to Stewart-Haas Racing to drive the No. 14 Ford beginning this season.

Sorenson will drive the No. 15 Premium Motorsports Toyota.

Martinsville has always been a struggle for Stenhouse, whose average career finish at the paper clip is 32.8.

Busch is one of the six active drivers with a win at Martinsville, earning his only clock in this race last spring. He has 10 other top-five finishes here as well.

The only previous NASCAR experience Suárez, a Cup rookie, has at the track came in the Camping World Truck Series in 2015 and 2016.

Kenseth is looking to break a two-race string of bad luck.

Blaney will drive the No. 21 Wood Brothers Racing Ford.

Logano is looking to build on last week’s strong run in California, where he started 35th but finished fifth.

The Cup rookie will be looking to stay out of everyone’s way in the tight quarters that are Martinsville on Sunday.

Elliott, driver of the No. 24 Chevrolet, has been the best of an otherwise struggling group of four Hendrick Motorsports drivers thus far this season.

Menard will drive the No. 27 Richard Childress Racing Chevy.

Newman, who won two weeks ago at Phoenix to break a 127-race winless streak, owns one career win at this track.

DiBenedetto will drive the No. 32 GO FAS Racing Ford.

Earnhardt, the nephew of Dale Earnhardt Jr., will drive the No. 33 Chevy.

Cassill will drive the No. 34 Front Row Motorsports Ford.

The change to JTG Daugherty Racing hasn’t been too successful for Buescher this season. 

Ragan has struggled in the early going this season.

The Daytona 500 winner looks to turn his luck around after a rough Western road trip. 

Larson is coming off his huge Cup Series win last Sunday at Auto Club Speedway, and is the series points leader.

Almirola will drive the STP-sponsored Richard Petty Motorsports Ford in the STP-sponsored race. An omen, perhaps?

Allmendinger hasn’t run poorly but a 35-point penalty a few weeks ago knocked him back in the standings.

Johnson is the king at Martinsville among the active drivers with nine career wins. But he’s off to a slow start so far this season.

Hill makes another appearance in the No. 51.

A solid start to 2017 has soured in recent weeks for the TriStar Motorsports team.

The rookie driver has been impressive in recent weeks.

Truex has a win under his belt and looks to keep running well at Martinsville.

Can LaJoie end his streak of bringing out a caution every week? Doubtful.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. is one of the six active drivers who has won on the paper clip.

McDowell and the Leavine Family Racing Chevy have shown some promise in the early part of the season.