Front Row Motorsports

Front Row Motorsports is an American professional stock car racing team that currently competes in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. The team began running part-time in 2004 as Means-Jenkins Motorsports under a partnership with Jimmy Means and restaurant entrepreneur Bob Jenkins, with Jenkins becoming the full team owner in 2005. The team currently fields the No. 34 Love's Travel Stops/CSX – Play it Safe/Dockside Logistics/A&W All American Food Ford Fusion full-time for Chris Buescher, the No. 35 Shaw's Southern Belle Seafood Ford Fusion part-time for David Gilliland, and No. 38 Florida Lottery/FR8 Auctions/MDS Transport/Snap Fitness/The Pete Store Ford Fusion full-time for Landon Cassill. Front Row has become known as one of the more prominent small-budget teams in the Cup Series, operating with around 60 employees on a fraction of the budget of larger teams, and with equipment often coming second-hand from other Ford teams such as Roush-Fenway Racing. The team has struggled on most intermediate tracks, however since 2011, the team has become noted for its performance at superspeedways and to a lesser extent short tracks, which rely less on aerodynamic performance. This reputation has grown since the signing of noted restrictor plate racer David Ragan in 2012, who won the team's first race at Talladega the next year with the help of another skilled plate racer David Gilliland. The team has received equipment from Roush Fenway Racing since 2010, and began a technical alliance with Roush in 2016. The team also began receiving technical support from Ford starting in 2016, after receiving limited data from Ford since 2010.