Suarez, Trackhouse to Split After 2025 Season

Daniel Suarez and Trackhouse Racing have mutually agreed to part ways after the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season, ending a partnership that began in 2021 and resulted in two wins. Suarez, now the lowest-ranked full-time driver at Trackhouse, cited a breakdown in team chemistry and feeling less valued due to organizational changes and slow progress on key adjustments. Team owner Justin Marks acknowledged Suarez's significant contributions to the team's early success but said the decision was driven by the team's growth and future plans. Marks also offered to help Suarez secure his next opportunity in the Cup Series. Rising prospect Connor Zilisch is widely expected to take over the No. 99 car in 2026. Both parties have expressed a desire to conclude their tenure together on good terms.