Front Row Motorsports

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Front Row Motorsports is a Mooresville, North Carolina based NASCAR team competing in the Cup Series with Ford. Restaurant entrepreneur Bob Jenkins took full ownership of the team in 2005 after partnering with veteran racer Jimmy Means in 2004 to form the original Means-Jenkins Motorsports operation.

FRM has built a reputation as one of the more competitive small-budget Cup teams. The organization claimed its first Cup victory at Talladega in May 2013 with David Ragan, with teammate David Gilliland finishing second. Chris Buescher returned the team to victory lane at Pocono in 2016, and the organization captured one of stock car racing's most prestigious wins when Michael McDowell took the 2021 Daytona 500. McDowell added a second Cup victory at the Indianapolis road course in 2023. FRM also won the 2022 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series championship with Zane Smith.

For the 2026 Cup Series season, FRM fields three full-time entries: Noah Gragson in the No. 4, Todd Gilliland in the No. 34, and Zane Smith in the No. 38, one of the youngest lineups in the Cup garage. The team also fields two full-time Truck Series entries.

Jenkins held firm against NASCAR during the 2024-25 antitrust lawsuit, joining 23XI Racing as a co-plaintiff. The case settled in December 2025 with a substantial increase in charter values. The team has previously held technical alliances with RFK Racing and Team Penske and continues using Ford equipment with Roush Yates engines.