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F1 teams are assigned numbers based on the highest of their two drivers' finishing position in the previous year's World Driving Championship. The team with the defending champion gets numbers 1 and 2, and so forth down through the standings.

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NASCAR owns each number and leases them out to teams each season.

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The drivers themselves aren't assigned car numbers. It's the team they race for that purchases the number from NASCAR.

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Normally they get it from NASCAR or the racing company, like Stewart-Haas Racing. They can also get it from the old car number they could have driven.

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NASCAR owns the rights to each car number. They license them to each team annually. Usually if a driver leaves a certain team, the team will retain the number.

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