The legacy of the Daytona 500. What it means to win a race of this caliber. You start at a young age of hearing about the Nascar race at the Daytona International Speedway. Then, if you are lucky enough to become a Nascar driver, you imagine what it would be like to just have the opportunity to drive in the race. Then finally dream about actually winning the Daytona 500. There is no greater feeling or sense of accomplishment, then driving your race car into the winner’s circle at Daytona.

Expect over 150,000 race fans to be in attendance for the Daytona 500. It marks the start of a new racing season and for 43 drivers to have a chance to win one of the most prestigious races in the sport of Motor Racing. With speeds of over 190 mph and drivers following each other closer than regular folks park to one another, something bad is bound to happen.

Mark your calendar for February 26, 2012. Here are the entry listings for this year’s race.

1. Carl Edwards
2. Greg Biffle
3. Dale Earnhardt Jr.
4. Marcos Ambrose
5. Casey Mears
6. Jeff Gordon
7. Martin Truex Jr.
8. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
9. Trevor Bayne
10. Tony Stewart
11. Mark Martin
12. Jimmie Johnson
13. Aric Almirola
14. Paul Menard
15. David Ragan
16. Matt Kenseth
17. Ryan Newman
18. AJ Allmendinger
19. Brad Keselowski
20. Kevin Harvick
21. Joey Logano
22. Jeff Burton
23. Juan Pablo Montoya
24. Kasey Kahne
25. Tony Raines
26. David Stremme
27. Kyle Busch
28. Jamie McMurray
29. Danica Patrick
30. Kenny Wallace
31. Terry Labonte
32. Dave Blaney
33. Kurt Busch
34. Elliott Sadler
35. Michael Waltrip
36. Joe Nemechek
37. Denny Hamlin
38. Regan Smith
39. Michael McDowell
40. Landon Cassill
41. David Gilliland
42. Bobby Labonte
43. Bill Elliott

Today’s race has been postponed for the first time in the Daytona’s 500 race history. The race will be rescheduled for February 27th starting at noon. TV coverage will be on FOX when the green flag drops.