NASCAR is coming back this weekend. But, Sunday’s race at the Darlington Raceway will be completely different than anything we’ve ever seen before.

No fans will be there to witness the race in person. The drivers have no practice or qualifying to prepare for the race either. It’s just show up and race.

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In turn, setting the lineup was different as well. NASCAR put everyone in three separate groups and based the groups off owners points.

Group 1 would be the drivers in the top 12 of the standings. Group 2 would be spots 13-24 in owner points. Finally, Group 3 would be the final charter teams in spots 25 on in the standings. The final four spots are for open cars.

The starting spots locked the drivers via a blind draw in the group positioning. That’s why Brad Keselowski will start on the pole for Sunday’s 400 mile race. He will be joined on the front row by Alex Bowman.

The Real Heroes 400 Starting Lineup

Row 1: Brad Keselowski, Alex Bowman

Row 2: Matt DiBenedetto, Kyle Busch

Row 3: Aric Almirola, Kevin Harvick

Row 4: Ryan Blaney, Jimmie Johnson

Row 5: Joey Logano, Denny Hamlin

Row 6: Chase Elliott, Matt Kenseth

Row 7: Clint Bowyer, Cole Custer R

Row 8: Martin Truex Jr, Austin Dillon

Row 9: Bubba Wallace, William Byron

Row 10: Corey LaJoie, Erik Jones

Row 11: Ryan Newman, Kurt Busch

Row 12: Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Chris Buescher

Row 13: Ryan Preece, Garrett Smithley

Row 14: Quin Houff, Christopher Bell R

Row 15: Tyler Reddick R, JJ Yeley

Row 16: Michael McDowell, Joey Gase

Row 17: Ty Dillon, John Hunter Nemechek R

Row 18: Brennan Poole R, Reed Sorenson

Row 19: Daniel Suarez, Timmy Hill

Row 20: BJ McLeod, Josh Bilicki