Monterrey, Mexico’s Daniel Suarez will end his time with Trackhouse Racing at the conclusion of the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season. The team and the driver mutually agreed to end their collaboration, after five seasons that included two historic victories: in Sonoma (2022) and on the Atlanta oval (2024).
Suarez, who was one of the team’s founding members in 2021, will have a special tribute on his farewell car: he will wear a commemorative design and use the helmet he used in his NASCAR Xfinity Series Race in Mexico City victory, symbolizing his strong connection to his roots and his time at Trackhouse.
Achievements and legacy
He will have a special tribute on his farewell car
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During his time behind the wheel of Trackhouse car number 99, Daniel Suarez left his mark.
He was not only the first Mexican to win a race in the NASCAR Cup Series, but also the first foreign driver to win on an oval in the category.
Under his leadership, Trackhouse went from being an unknown project in 2021 to becoming a serious contender in the top stock car category.
What’s next for Suarez?
For the Hispanic community in the United States, this farewell represents a significant moment.
Daniel Suarez is not only an example of Latino talent, but also of perseverance and success in a sport that has traditionally had little Hispanic representation.
His closing with Trackhouse opens the door to a new stage in his career – and fans will be following him closely.
Trackhouse will face the challenge of finding a replacement for his 99th seat in 2026, while Daniel Suarez prepares for new directions.
This separation marks the end of an era, but also the beginning of another chapter for both the driver and the team.
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