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Strictly Stock Series/Grand National Series[]
Until 1971, the Strictly Stock Series/Grand National Series used the standard NASCAR logo.
Winston Cup Grand National Series[]
1971[]
1972–1981[]
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The series' name was shortened to simply "Winston Cup Series" after 1986.
Winston Cup Series[]
1989–1997[]
This logo continued being used in several drivers' firesuits until 2000.
1991[]
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This logo was still used on Dale Earnhardt's firesuit from 2000 until his death in the 2001 Daytona 500.
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Nextel Cup Series[]
2004–2007[]
Sprint Cup Series[]
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Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series[]
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NASCAR Cup Series[]
2020–present[]
NASCAR's premier division will be named the NASCAR Cup Series, with the four cornerstone brands announced as Premier Partners, who collectively will own a presence connected to the NASCAR Cup Series Championship Race and NASCAR All-Star Race. Busch Beer, Coca-Cola, Geico, and Xfinity already enjoy significant roles in NASCAR, but the presence of those four companies will expand as part of a paradigm shift in sponsorship structure in 2020.
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