Wood Brothers Racing celebrated a significant milestone by achieving its 100th NASCAR Cup Series victory, with Harrison Burton winning the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway. This victory marks the first win for Burton and the culmination of a long journey for the team, which has been an integral part of NASCAR history since its inception in 1950. The team, known for its steadfast relationship with Ford, has a legacy that includes iconic drivers and notable victories, including five Daytona 500 wins. Co-owners Eddie and Len Wood expressed their emotional connection to the milestone, highlighting the team's enduring legacy and their late father's dreams. The win not only solidifies the team's storied history but also positions Burton in the playoffs, showcasing the resilience of the organization even after years of challenges. With this victory, the Wood Brothers continue to demonstrate their lasting impact on the sport of NASCAR.