Dale Earnhardt finally making his dad proud : Netflix has announced a documentary specifically focusing on Dale Earnhardt Jr. or JR Motorsports’ participation in the Daytona 500 that sent shockwaves through the…more details

Dale Earnhardt finally making his dad proud : Netflix has announced a documentary specifically focusing on Dale Earnhardt Jr. or JR Motorsports’ participation in the Daytona 500 that sent shockwaves through the…more details

With Martin Truex Jr. out and Chase Briscoe in and longtime sponsor FedEx potentially on its way out, the team’s NASCAR Cup Series program will undergo significant changes, complete with new-look paint schemes and brands adorning its cars.

But all those changes pale in comparison to just how different its 2025 Xfinity lineup will look compared to this year.

The team is fielding four Xfinity entries this season, with two full-time drivers and two All-Star cars that feature a hodgepodge of Cup drivers, former Cuppers and part-time Xfinity drivers who are looking for more sponsorship and opportunities.

One of its full-time drivers, Sheldon Creed, is departing for Haas Factory Team at season’s end. In his place will be Brandon Jones, who makes an awkward return to JGR after two years of disappointing results at JR Motorsports.

The team’s other full-time driver, Chandler Smith, has won two races and is a serious threat for the championship after winning at Phoenix Raceway in March.

And yet, there’s been no indication that he will return, even with the season almost over. Smith himself said that nothing was lined up next year when asked at Xfinity playoffs media day in late September.