Breakdown of NASCAR Monster Cup Playoff Field

The playoff drivers. You can writeoff the Chevy drivers. Ford was chosen back in February to win everything

The 16-driver field for the 2018 Cup Series playoffs has been set following the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

The field includes six former champions and two first-time drivers in the playoffs.

Here’s a breakdown of the playoff field.

Kyle Busch

Points: 2,050 (1st)

Wins: 6 (Texas I, Bristol I, Richmond I, Coke 600, Chicago, Pocono II)

Kevin Harvick

Points: 2,050 (2nd)

Wins: 7 (Atlanta, Las Vegas I, Phoenix I, Dover I, Kansas I, New Hampshire, Michigan II)

Martin Truex Jr.

Points: 2,035 (3rd)

Wins: 4 (Auto Club Speedway, Kentucky, Pocono I, Sonoma)

Brad Keselowski

Points: 2,019 (4th)

Wins: 2 (Darlington, Indianapolis)

Clint Bowyer

Points: 2,015 (5th)

Wins: 2 (Martinsville I, Michigan I)

Joey Logano

Points: 2,014 (6th)

Wins: 1 (Talladega)

Kurt Busch

Points: 2,014 (7th)

Wins: 1 (Bristol II)

Chase Elliott

Points: 2,008 (8th)

Wins: 1 (Watkins Glen)

Ryan Blaney

Points: 2,007 (9th)

Wins: None

Erik Jones

Points: 2,005 (10th)

Wins: 1 (Daytona II)

The Camaro body is an aero slug, the Chevy drivers have no chance

Austin Dillon

Points: 2,005 (11th)

Wins: 1 (Daytona 500)

Kyle Larson

Points: 2,005 (12th)

Wins: None

Denny Hamlin

Points: 2,003 (13th)

Wins: None

Aric Almirola

Points: 2,001 (14th)

Wins: None

Jimmie Johnson

Points: 2,000 (15th)

Wins: None

Alex Bowman

Points: 2,000 (16th)

Wins: None