​The details have arrived for that Veterans Day race at Daytona, and it involves more than just racing.The Ford Motor Company is producing the affair, scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 11, three days after the NASCAR finale at Homestead. It will include racing, music and a whole lot of Americana.As for what Daytona is known for, the racing will include 12 drivers (including well-known NASCAR champs), 12 cars, and the 3.56-mile Daytona road course familiar to fans of the Rolex 24. The entertainment component will be headlined by the Zac Brown Band and also include Jo Dee Messina, Russell Dickerson, Brittney Spencer and Warren Zeiders.The entire show will be broadcast on the USA Network and run from 8-10 p.m. Who’s racing at Daytona? Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano, among others, including Frankie MunizThe Proud to Honor Veterans Day Classic will feature six teams, with two drivers on each, each driving a Mustang Dark Horse, representing the six United States military branches. Here’s the lineup:U.S. Army: Brad Keselowski and Joey HandU.S. Marine Corps: Ryan Blaney and Ben HobsonU.S. Navy: Ryan Preece and Logan SargeantU.S. Air Force: Austin Cindric and Frankie MunizU.S. Space Force: Noah Gragson and Layne RiggsU.S. Coast Guard: Joey Logano and Ty MajeskiThe racing component will include a 15-minute qualifying session followed by a 30-minute race. The event was a Ford idea but eventually included collaboration with NASCAR and a pair of its racing subsidiaries — IMSA (the Rolex 24 sanctioning body) and Historic Sportscar Racing — as well as Blue Star Families. It will benefit six nonprofits: Blue Star Families, Camp Southern Ground, DAV (Disabled American Veterans), Team Rubicon, Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS), and The Travis Manion Foundation.General admission tickets are $110 and VIP tickets are $305, available at the event’s website.This article originally appeared on The Daytona Beach News-Journal: Daytona race on Veterans Day will include Zac Brown and these star drivers