In NASCAR Cup Series competition the #37 car has started 591 races and has 1 win, 2 poles, 18 top 5s, 83 top 10s, and 214 DNFs.
John Andretti drove the #37 in 54 races from 1995-1996. Andretti drove the #37 Kmart/Little Caesar’s Ford for Michael Kranefuss.
Toward the end of 1996 Andretti left the #37 to drive the #98 RCA Ford for Cale Yarbrough. Jeremy Mayfield was driving the #98 at the time and basically swapped rides with Andretti. Mayfield drove #37 for Kranefuss for 39 races from 1996-1997.
From 2002-2003 Derrike Cope drove the #37 in 20 starts as an owner/driver.
Front Row Motorsports 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. Front Row fielded #37 as a part time car along with it’s full time #34 & #38. Drivers included Tony Raines with 29 starts, Kevin Lepage with 22 starts, David Gilliland 19 starts, Travis Kvapil 6 starts, Scott Speed 3 starts, Josh Wise 3 starts, and Bill Elliott 3 starts.
In 2013 & 2014, Tommy Baldwin Racing used #37 in limited starts as a teammate to the normal #36 car. Mike Bliss , J.J. Yeley , Dave Blaney, and Bobby Labonte have all made starts.
For 2017, Chris Buescher got behind the wheel of a second entry by JTG Daugherty Racing, car #37. Buescher had a rough start to the season, but he seemed to hit his stride in the late summer, earning 4 top-10 finishes at Daytona, Indianapolis, Michigan, and Kansas.
In 2018, Chris Buescher would score two Top 5 at both the February Daytona 500 race, and the July Daytona night race. These 2 top 5 would be his only top 10 finishes in 2018, finishing 11th-13th position 4 times. He would DNF 3 times in 2018, once due to transmission failure. Chris would finish 24th in Monster Energy Cup Series points, 2 positons behind JTG teammate A.J. Allmendinger.
In 2019, Buescher scored the first consecutive Top 10 finishes of his Cup Series career, as he followed up a 10th-place finish at the 2019 Digital Ally 400 at Kansas Speedway with a sixth-place result at the 2019 Coca-Cola 600. On September 25, 2019, Roush Fenway Racing announced that Buescher would replace Ricky Stenhouse Jr. in the No. 17 Ford in 2020. Buescher started 108 races in #37.
In 2020 Ryan Preece took over the #37 car, after moving over from the JTG #47. Preece had a difficult season, scoring only 2 top-10s (Fall Bristol and Fall Talladega) but 4 last place finishes.
Don Tarr made 24 starts in #37 from 1979-1981.
Tiny Lund found his success driving #55 and the Wood Bros #21, but early in his career he made 20 starts in #37 from 1955-1958.
Mike Alexander stared the #37 car 19 times in 1981. Larry McReynolds was a crew member on Alexander’s car before landing his first crew chief gig in 1985.
Bobby Isaac only made 7 career starts in #37 from 1967-1968, but in those 7 starts he earned the only win the number claims. He won at Columbia Speedway in South Carolina in 1968.
Other notable names in #37
Mike Skinner, 8 starts
Kevin Conway, 6 starts.
Donnie Allison, 5 starts.
Charlie Glotzbach , 5 starts
Neil Bonnett, 3 starts
Rick Carelli, 3 starts
Wally Dallenbach Sr. , 2 starts
Patty Moise, 2 starts
Todd Bodine, 2 starts
Jim Paschal, 1 start.
Mark Martin, 1 start.
Jimmy Spencer, 1 start.
