#1

Ross

Chastain

With a proven winning track record, Ross took over the No. 1 Trackhouse Racing Team Chevrolet for the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series. Victory is no stranger to him as he has won this season at Talladega and the Circuit of the Americas road course.

“We are no underdog.”

- Ross Chastain

#99

Daniel

Suárez

Daniel, a 30-year-old driver from Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, is the first mexican-born driver in NASCAR history to take the checkers. Turning doubters into fans, he claimed this victory at Sonoma Raceway in California’s Wine Country.

“I have one goal only. To win championships.”

- Daniel Suárez

Trackhouse Racing welcomes two new primary partners.

For the next two years, our No. 1 and No. 99 cars will proudly represent apparel company, Jockey, and global logistics provider, Worldwide Express.

Alone, we go fast. Together, we go far.

#99 Crew Chief, Travis Mack

In 2013, he became car chief and was part of his first championship-winning team with Chase Elliot a year later. After getting to serve as Dale Earnhardt, Jr’s crew chief in one race, Travis wanted more. Trackhouse hired him in 2020 as crew chief for the No. 99 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 1LE in the NASCAR Cup Series driven by Daniel Suárez. Travis has worked his way up making him an incredible leader for the Trackhouse pit crew. With an incredible 2022 season under his belt and a #1 finish in Sonoma for Suárez, they are just getting started.

#1 Crew Chief, Phil Surgen

Phil joined Tackhouse Racing with 51 starts in the NASCAR Cup Series as a crew chief for the No. 1 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 driven by Ross Chastain. He came with experience but he had never gotten a taste of victory lane. That all changed for Phil this season when Chastain and the team claimed victory first at the Circuit of the Americas and then again in Talladega.