Chase Briscoe gives Toyota its first Daytona 500 pole; will start first in his Joe Gibbs Racing debut
Chase Briscoe will start first in his debut for Joe Gibbs Racing, putting a Toyota on the pole position of the Daytona 500 for the first time in history. Briscoe, who drove the past four seasons for Stewart-Haas Racing until the team was shuttered, turned a lap at 182.745 mph in the No. 19 Toyota Camry.
Interstate Batteries, a founding partner of Joe Gibbs Racing, will continue with the organization in 2025, sponsoring both Christopher Bell and Ty Gibbs. Interstate Batteries will continue as ...
Joe Gibbs Racing’s new policy to allow drivers to race open-wheel cars outside of their NASCAR obligations has proved its worth over the last few weeks. Christopher Bell smiled ear-to-ear after ...
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Briscoe, Cindric claim front row for Daytona 500; Thursday night Duels to finalize fieldThe field is coming into focus for the 2025 Daytona 500 as Wednesday night’s qualifying races set the front row and confirm two of the four non-chartered drivers who will advance into the race. This ...
The Joe Gibbs Racing team and its official website have seen a decline in primary partners over the last few years. Denny Hamlin revealed back in November that long-time partner FedEx would end ...
Joe Gibbs Racing honors Bobby Labonte’s first championship, celebrating 25 years with special events, exclusive content, and ...
You can find him on X @AlexOnRacing. Joe Gibbs Racing has announced a new multi-year partnership with King's Hawaiian starting with the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season. This collaboration is an ...
RELATED: Ty Gibbs 2024 season in review | Gibbs through the years BOLD PREDICTION: Joe Gibbs Racing returns as the class of the Cup Series field and gets all four Toyotas into the Round of 8 ...
United Rentals 300 TRACK: Daytona International Speedway (Daytona Beach, FL) TRACK LENGTH: 2.5 miles TV: The CW (5 p.m. ET) ...
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