Last week, Stewart-Haas Racing announced Cole Custer's return to the Xfinity Series. This week, the team announced he would drive the No. 00 Ford once again.
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Front Row Motorsports will have new crew chiefs for both the No. 34 and No. 38 teams for the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series season. Veteran lead race engineer Travis Peterson will assume the new crew chief duties for the No. 34 after spending the last five seasons at Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing.
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The Snowball Derby is known as one of the biggest stock car events in the country, and this year it will feature Roush Fenway Brad Keselowski Racing Co-Owner and Driver Keselowski, who will wheel the No. 6 in arguably the most prestigious grassroots event of the year.
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Adam Stern from Sports Business Journal reports that a deal is getting closer for Helio Castroneves to compete in next year's Daytona 500.
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With the promotion of Ryan Preece to the NASCAR Cup Series, Cole Custer, who has driven the No. 41 Ford Mustang since his rookie year in 2020 when he delivered a victory at Kentucky Speedway in Sparta in just his 20th career Cup Series start, will remain with Stewart Haas Racing. Custer will head back to the Xfinity Series in 2023.
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Stewart-Haas Racing has promoted Ryan Preece from his reserve driver role with the organization to the NASCAR Cup Series where the 32-year-old racer from Berlin, Connecticut, will drive the team's No. 41 Ford Mustang beginning in 2023.
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