Trackhouse Racing and Daniel Suárez have officially announced a mutual decision to part ways at the end of the current NASCAR season, marking the end of a significant chapter in both their careers. Suárez, who has been with the team since its inception in 2021, played a vital role in helping establish Trackhouse as a competitive force in the Cup Series. His landmark win at Sonoma in 2022 was not only a personal milestone—making him the first Mexican-born driver to win a NASCAR Cup race—but also a defining moment in Trackhouse’s rise within the sport.
Throughout their partnership, Suárez brought passion, determination, and a strong connection with a diverse fanbase. Off the track, he served as a key ambassador for expanding NASCAR’s reach into new markets, helping to diversify the sport’s audience. Trackhouse, under the leadership of Justin Marks and co-owner Pitbull, embraced this mission of inclusivity and innovation, with Suárez at the forefront.
While the decision to split was mutual, it reflects the constantly evolving nature of motorsports and the strategic directions that teams and drivers must take to grow. Both parties expressed gratitude and respect, signaling an amicable separation that honors their shared successes. Suárez will look for new opportunities to continue his Cup career, while Trackhouse explores options for its No. 99 car moving forward.
As the season progresses, fans can expect Suárez and Trackhouse to remain focused on finishing strong, with professionalism and a shared pride in what they’ve accomplished together.
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