NASCAR Paint Schemes of the Week: USA Today 301 at New Hampshire

Another short track up on the schedule. This time, the NASCAR parade heads to New Hampshire for the USA Today 301 on Sunday. Loudon has put on a few good shows, if we can just avoid the rain this weekend everything will be fine.

Last year, the race was moved to Monday due to weather. Martin Truex Jr. then went on to dominate and win his third and final race of the season on his way to the Cup Series regular season championship. The 19 team would love to repeat as winners given how their season has gone lately.

The USA Today 301 has a few new paint schemes to look at. Fans are going to be happy with the designs on the track. Again, if we avoid the rain, this will be a beautiful weekend in Loudon with great NASCAR action on the track.

Brad Keselowski No. 6 BuildSubmarines.com/Red Sox Ford

How about this for a little nod to the history of Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing? RFK is bringing back the Red Sox car, this time with BuildSubmarines.com at the USA Today 301.

There is nothing quite like these submarine ads that unite baseball and NASCAR fans. It just so happens to be an awesome paint scheme as well. 9.5/10.

Chase Briscoe No. 14 Zep Ford

Although Stewart-Haas Racing is closing after this season, they are pulling down new sponsors. The Zep cleaning product is now the official cleaner of SHR. Chase Briscoe gets the first honors with the sponsor at the USA Today 301.

I love yellow and blue race cars and this one is solid. I could do without the sprayer bottle, but what are you gonna do? Marketers gotta market. 8/10.

Kaz Grala No. 15 Meat N’ Bone Ford

What a firey paint scheme for the USA Today 301! Meat N’ Bone with a big meat cleaver and realistic flames all over the car.

A black car with flames like this is going to look badass on the track. Kaz Grala has held his own in the Rick Ware Racing No. 15 car. He still needs a top-10 this season, but he’s done well to keep the car clean. 8/10.

Ty Dillon No. 16 Car Bravo Chevy

Kaulig Racing has brought Ty Dillon back to the 16 car for the USA Today 301. Dillon has a career-best finish of P16 at New Hampshire, twice.

The Car Bravo car looks fun. How can you hate a little car/smiley-face mascot on the side? The colors are pleasing to look at as well. 7.5/10.

Joey Logano No. 22 Hunt Brothers Pizza Ford

From green to red! Joey Logano is back in the Hunt Brothers Pizza car and he has a little bit of a new look to his car. The red suits the No. 22 nicely for the USA Today 301.

Logano is in need of a big weekend as well. Both of his teammates, Ryan Blaney and Austin Cindric, have wins on the season in points races. 22 is next up. 8/10.

Bubba Wallace No. 23 DraftKings Toyota

Bubba Wallace is the DraftKings colors again. The green and orange on the black car pops and makes for a really well-rounded paint scheme.

23XI Racing has been up and down this season. At times in recent weeks, raw speed has been missing from the 23 team and at times the 45 team. At least this is a nice car to look at. 8.5/10.

Todd Gilliland No. 38 Grillo’s Pickles Ford

We’ve got the Meat Mobile above with Kaz Grala and the Pickle Car here with Todd Gilliland. This just goes with Gilliland’s personality and I think it is a fun sponsor and design.

This 38 team has been turning heads lately. Gilliland is set to be the top guy at Front Row in 2025 with Michael McDowell leaving for Spire. 8/10.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. No. 47 Kroger/Kleenex Chevy

Now this is a very pretty race car. It makes you feel calm and relaxed. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. will be anything but calm and relaxed on the track at New Hampshire on Sunday.

While it looks like a box of Kleenex, that is not a bad think. Stenhouse had a solid top-5 run at Iowa last week and is looking for another at New Hampshire. 8/10.