Coke Zero 400 2013: Start Time, Lineup, TV Schedule and More

Situated right in the middle of the intense 2013 Sprint Cup Series, the Coke Zero 400 is bound to be an action-packed race at Daytona International Speedway. 

Matt Kenseth picked up a crucial victory on the Sprint Cup Series circuit last week and will attempt to make it two wins in a row when he starts at the No. 2 spot on Saturday night. 

But Kenseth isn't the only contender to watch for. The lineup is littered with a who's who of contenders that would love nothing more to pick up some midseason momentum as the drivers prepare for the last half of the season. 

Tony Stewart also comes in as a four-time winner at Daytona trying to get his season back on track. 

Here's a look at everything you need to know to catch the action, including the full starting lineup and drivers to keep an eye on. 

Where: Daytona International Speedway, Daytona, Fla.

When: Saturday, July 6 at 7:30 p.m. ET

Watch: TNT

Distance: 400 miles (160 laps)

Starting Grid

*via ESPN

1	Kyle Busch	Toyota	18	193.723 mph
2	Matt Kenseth	Toyota	20	193.299 mph
3	Clint Bowyer	Toyota	15	193.158 mph
4	Kasey Kahne	Chevrolet	5	193.154 mph
5	Martin Truex Jr.	Toyota	56	193.129 mph
6	Paul Menard	Chevrolet	27	193.075 mph
7	Michael Waltrip	Toyota	55	193.058 mph
8	Jimmie Johnson	Chevrolet	48	193.009 mph
9	Ricky Stenhouse Jr.	Ford	17	192.984 mph
10	Greg Biffle	Ford	16	192.947 mph
11	Danica Patrick	Chevrolet	10	192.930 mph
12	Carl Edwards	Ford	99	192.901 mph
13	Tony Stewart	Chevrolet	14	192.876 mph
14	Juan Pablo Montoya	Chevrolet	42	192.864 mph
15	Brad Keselowski	Ford	2	192.802 mph
16	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	Chevrolet	88	192.798 mph
17	Jeff Burton	Chevrolet	31	192.724 mph
18	Joey Logano	Ford	22	192.715 mph
19	Casey Mears	Ford	13	192.715 mph
20	Trevor Bayne	Ford	21	192.583 mph
21	Ryan Newman	Chevrolet	39	192.522 mph
22	Kurt Busch	Chevrolet	78	192.489 mph
23	Jeff Gordon	Chevrolet	24	192.448 mph
24	Denny Hamlin	Toyota	11	192.439 mph
25	Marcos Ambrose	Ford	9	192.197 mph
26	Kevin Harvick	Chevrolet	29	192.152 mph
27	Jamie McMurray	Chevrolet	1	191.877 mph
28	David Gilliland	Ford	38	191.755 mph
29	Dave Blaney	Chevrolet	7	191.546 mph
30	Aric Almirola	Ford	43	191.306 mph
31	Michael McDowell	Ford	98	190.795 mph
32	J.J. Yeley	Chevrolet	36	190.735 mph
33	AJ Allmendinger	Chevrolet	51	190.726 mph
34	Bobby Labonte	Toyota	47	190.375 mph
35	David Stremme	Toyota	30	190.202 mph
36	Scott Speed	Ford	95	189.853 mph
37	Josh Wise	Ford	35	189.825 mph
38	David Ragan	Ford	34	189.797 mph
39	Terry Labonte	Ford	32	189.633 mph
40	Travis Kvapil	Toyota	93	188.996 mph
41	David Reutimann	Toyota	83	188.731 mph
42	Joe Nemechek	Toyota	87	188.723 mph
43	Landon Cassill	Chevrolet	33	188.127 mph

Drivers to Watch

Tony Stewart

Stewart isn't having the greatest of seasons. He's only finished in the top 10 five times in 17 starts this season with just one victory to his name. 

However, counting him out at Daytona would be a huge mistake.

Regardless of his recent struggles, the Coke Zero 400 has been kind to Stewart in the past, and he'll be starting close enough to the front of the pack at No. 13 to be a threat throughout the race. 

Stewart won last year's race and will be trying to become the second driver in history to win the race five times. 

Kyle Busch

As successful as Busch has been in his career, he's always struggled in qualifying at speedways. Despite 10 years of experience now, this is the first time that the 28-year-old has ever won a pole on a speedway track. 

Busch is putting together one of the strongest seasons of his career in seventh place in the Sprint Cup standings. He already has two wins and two pole starts on the season. He'll be looking to make it three. 

Considering he's finished in the top five in over half of his starts this here, he'll definitely be in it contention down the stretch. 

Clint Bowyer

It's not very often that someone is in the top three of the Sprint Cup standings without a single victory to this point of the season, yet that's exactly the position that Bowyer finds himself in coming into the race. 

Bowyer is in third place in the overall standings, thanks in large part to his incredible consistency. It doesn't seem Bowyer is capable of running a bad race. 

He's finished in the top 10 in over half of his starts this season and rarely finishes outside of the top 15. Can he get his first win in Daytona?