Justin Allgaier has been around NASCAR since 2008, when he made his first Nationwide Series start for Roger Penske. Even though he performed admirably, Justin was let go by Penske after 2010, and he venture to Turner Motorsports to run the full season in 2011. Allgaier had a career year, winning at Chicagoland and finishing 3rd in points. In 2012, he won what would end up being the series' last race at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, and ended up 6th in the final standings. As the team rebranded in 2013, Allgaier would stay in the 31 for the third straight season. At Daytona, Allgaier qualified 14th and raced among the lead pack all day. As trouble and chaos broke off Turn 4 in the last lap, Allgaier was sandwiched between the wall and Brad Keselowski, and they ended up flipping i=his young teammate Kyle Larson up and over. Allgaier wrecked across the line in the 7th position, and went sliding into the infield before Turn 1 along with two other cars. Justin would have a solid 2013 season, being in contention for most of the year before slipping to 5th at November's end. However, this proved enough to team co-owner Harry Scott to pick Justin Allgaier to go Cup racing with his team in 2014. HScott Motorsports struggled mightily both years, garnering only 1 top-10 in 71 races, with the best finish of 8th at the spring Bristol race in 2015. HScott released Justin and would shut down their Cup program after 2016. Allgaier was picked up by JR Motorsports in the Xfinity Series to run their #7 Camaro, where he is still with to this day. Despite winning multiple races almost every year, Allgaier still doesn't have a title in the series. We'll see if he can pick up where he left off heading into 2023 and beyond.