THOMPSON, Conn. – The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour returned to Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park on Wednesday night for the Thompson 150. Justin Bonsignore and the Kenneth Massa Motorsports team prepared a strong No. 51 Phoenix Communications Inc. entry, and Bonsignore came away with a strong second-place finish.
Bonsignore qualified third for the Thompson 150, then fell to fourth on the initial stint of the race. On the next restart, Bonsignore took second spot away, and never relinquished the position on the track again. After a pit stop, Bonsignore chased the back bumper of eventual winner Patrick Emerling for the remainder of the distance. The runner-up finish was Bonsignore’s eighth top-five of the season in the first 10 races. He also took the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour points lead heading for the final six races of the year. “Patrick’s car was really good,” Bonsignore said. “Track position would have been nice if I could have got the lead on the restart, but we had a great car. I got stuck in lapped traffic a bit in the final 10 laps and the tires just kind of gave out there at the end. It’s getting towards the late summer and it’s good to start putting some strong runs together with great speed like we’ve had the last few weeks. We will move onto Oswego and try to go win the Classic.” For more information on three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion Justin Bonsignore, visit JustinBonsignore.com and follow him on social media. ABOUT JUSTIN BONSIGNORE Justin Bonsignore, 36, is a three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion driver for Ken Massa Motorsports. Bonsignore picked up his first championship in 2018, and followed it up with two more in 2020 and 2021. Over 17 years of competing on NASCAR’s oldest touring series, Bonsignore has amassed 42 career wins, along with 125 top-fives and 163 top-10s. His 42 wins ranks him tied for third on the all-time on the series win list, tied with the late Ted Christopher. Bonsignore also has 31 career Tour pole awards - also fourth on the all-time list. In the last six years with crew chief Ryan Stone, Bonsignore has 30 of his 42 wins.
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With momentum from a third-place finish at Lancaster Motorplex on his side, Justin Bonsignore will be back at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park this week. During a mid-week special event on Wednesday, August 14, Bonsignore will drive the No. 51 Kenneth Massa Motorsports machine in the Thompson 150.
The 10th event of 16 on the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour schedule brings Bonsignore and the team back to a track where he’s had plenty of success. The New York native has 13 career Thompson wins - the most of all active drivers. He is only two wins away from tying Mike Stefanik for the most all-time at the Connecticut oval. Bonsignore enters the race just one point behind Ron Silk for the championship lead on the Whelen Modified Tour. Of the seven races remaining, two of them will be at Thompson. “I think we had great speed at Lancaster and we left there with good confidence in our car and what we want to do heading into Thompson,” Bonsignore said. “Thompson has been a great track for us over the years. We all enjoy running on the high-banks, a place where you carry a lot of speed. The mid-week summer event at Thompson is always exciting for the fans. Our entire team has been working hard to be ready.” Thompson’s Wednesday schedule includes practice from 4-5 p.m., with qualifying at 6:15 p.m. and the drop of the green flag at 8 p.m. for the Thompson 150. For those who can make it to the track, tickets will be available at the gate. For those who can’t, fans can watch from home on FloRacing.TV. For more information on three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion Justin Bonsignore, visit JustinBonsignore.com and follow him on social media. ABOUT JUSTIN BONSIGNORE Justin Bonsignore, 36, is a three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion driver for Ken Massa Motorsports. Bonsignore picked up his first championship in 2018, and followed it up with two more in 2020 and 2021. Over 17 years of competing on NASCAR’s oldest touring series, Bonsignore has amassed 42 career wins, along with 124 top-fives and 162 top-10s. His 42 wins ranks him tied for third on the all-time on the series win list, tied with the late Ted Christopher. Bonsignore also has 31 career Tour pole awards - also fourth on the all-time list. In the last six years with crew chief Ryan Stone, Bonsignore has 30 of his 42 wins. With the second half of the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour season ready to hit the ground running this Saturday at Lancaster Motorplex, Justin Bonsignore is ready for competition in New York. Bonsignore will drive the No. 51 Kenneth Massa Motorsports machine in the Nu-Way Auto Parts 150.
The ninth of 16 races on the Whelen Modified Tour schedule comes at a track where Bonsignore only has two starts, but had success in both. In his first visit in 2021, Bonsignore started third, finished second and led 31 laps. Last year, he started on the pole, finished fourth and led 19 laps. This time, the No. 51 Phoenix Communications team aims to use their past experience to pounce. Bonsignore enters the race just eight points behind Ron Silk in the championship battle, chasing a third title this year. The summer stretch also includes a stop at Thompson Speedway on Wednesday, August 14 and Oswego Speedway on August 31. “Lancaster is a unique track,” Bonsignore said. “With the drag strip on the frontstretch, you have to search around and try to find grip throughout the race. We’re looking forward to getting back there and showcasing the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour to the great race fans in upstate New York.” The schedule for race day at Lancaster Motorplex includes one NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour practice session from 4:15-5 p.m., followed by qualifying at 6:45 p.m. and the green flag for the Nu-Way Auto Parts 150 at 8 p.m. For more information on three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion Justin Bonsignore, visit JustinBonsignore.com and follow him on social media. ABOUT JUSTIN BONSIGNORE Justin Bonsignore, 36, is a three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion driver for Ken Massa Motorsports. Bonsignore picked up his first championship in 2018, and followed it up with two more in 2020 and 2021. Over 17 years of competing on NASCAR’s oldest touring series, Bonsignore has amassed 42 career wins, along with 124 top-fives and 162 top-10s. His 42 wins ranks him tied for third on the all-time on the series win list, tied with the late Ted Christopher. Bonsignore also has 31 career Tour pole awards - also fourth on the all-time list. In the last six years with crew chief Ryan Stone, Bonsignore has 30 of his 42 wins. Duel at the Dog 250 at Monadnock Up Next For Justin Bonsignore
For the second time this season, Justin Bonsignore will visit Monadnock Speedway this Saturday night. The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour returns to the New Hampshire track for the Duel at the Dog 250, as the season officially hits the halfway point. The race will mark the second of three in the Whelen Granite State Short Track Cup, a special bonus program for the Tour. It also marks a different race compared to when the series was at Monadnock in May. This event will include the option for teams to put at least one tire on during the race, as part of controlled pit stops. If drivers pull into the pit area, they will return to the race in the same order they entered the pits. However, those who stay out will assume the front of the field. This means the race will have an added strategy element. Bonsignore has five wins in 12 career Monadnock starts, along with 10 top-five finishes and over 400 laps led. The track was repaved prior to this season. Bonsignore has two wins in the first seven races of the season, including last time out, at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. His 42nd career win moved him into a tie with Ted Christopher for third on the all-time wins list. “All of us on the team are looking forward to getting back to Monadnock and improving on our finish from May,” Bonsignore said. “We didn’t get the results we were looking for and our team has been working hard to make some adjustments and be ready to go. This will be a different style of race with the tire strategy, but you still need to have a good handling car and be there at the end of a long 250 laps.” The schedule for race day at Monadnock includes one NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour practice session from 3:15-4 p.m., followed by Mayhew Tools qualifying at 6:15 p.m. The green flag for the Duel at the Dog 250 is set for 8 p.m. Tickets are available in advance at MonadnockSpeedway.com and will also be available at the gates on race day. For those who can’t make it, the event will air live on FloRacing.TV. For more information on three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion Justin Bonsignore, visit JustinBonsignore.com and follow him on social media. ABOUT JUSTIN BONSIGNORE Justin Bonsignore, 36, is a three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion driver for Ken Massa Motorsports. Bonsignore picked up his first championship in 2018, and followed it up with two more in 2020 and 2021. Over 17 years of competing on NASCAR’s oldest touring series, Bonsignore has amassed 42 career wins, along with 123 top-fives and 160 top-10s. His 42 wins ranks him tied for third on the all-time on the series win list, tied with the late Ted Christopher. Bonsignore also has 31 career Tour pole awards - also fourth on the all-time list. In the last six years with crew chief Ryan Stone, Bonsignore has 30 of his 42 wins. LOUDON, N.H. – Justin Bonsignore had a busy Saturday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway - one that ended with his 42nd career NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour victory - and a strong performance in his NASCAR Xfinity Series debut with Joe Gibbs Racing.
Bonsignore started the day early - as the Whelen Modified Tour hit the track for the Mohegan Sun 100 at 10 a.m. Bonsignore ran inside the top-three for the duration of the race after rolling off on the front row for the 100-lap event. In the final laps, he battled with his cousin, Kyle Bonsignore, for the win. Justin kept control of the race for the final restart, then drove away from Kyle on the backstretch and back to the start-finish line to rocket to Victory Lane. The Whelen Modified Tour win was Justin’s second of the season through seven events, and tied Ted Christopher for third all-time on the series wins list. Bonsignore now sits behind Reggie Ruggerio (44) and Mike Stefanik (74) on the wins list. “We have 16 awesome races in a year, but this is our Daytona 500,” Justin said. “Everyone wants to win this race. There’s so much that goes into putting yourself in position and having a good car. It’s mentally tough to control and understand what you need to do in these late restarts.” Bonsignore pulled within two points of leader Ron Silk in the championship standings as the series heads for the halfway point of the season in the next race, set for July 20 at Monadnock Speedway. After the Whelen Modified Tour win, Bonsignore moved to his NASCAR Xfinity Series debut with Joe Gibbs Racing, competing in the SciAps 200. Driving the M3 Technology, USNE No. 19 Toyota GR Supra, Bonsignore started 25th in the field after qualifying was canceled on Friday due to rain. In the early part of the race, Bonsignore pitted and stayed out at the end of the first stage, taking the lead of the race. From there, he ran in the top-five for a large portion of the day. After a late caution, contact in turn one sent Bonsignore spinning, pushing him to a finish of 23rd in his debut. However, the result didn’t show the day the New York native had on NASCAR’s National Series stage. “You really couldn’t have asked for a better day with Joe Gibbs Racing,” Bonsignore said. “Our crew chief played some great strategy to get us up there. I was still learning even right to the end of the race. I was getting better and better all day long and we had a really good car. I can’t thank M3 Technology, USNE and everyone else who made this possible enough for the opportunity.” For more information on three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion Justin Bonsignore, visit JustinBonsignore.com and follow him on social media. ABOUT JUSTIN BONSIGNORE Justin Bonsignore, 36, is a three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion driver for Ken Massa Motorsports. Bonsignore picked up his first championship in 2018, and followed it up with two more in 2020 and 2021. Over 17 years of competing on NASCAR’s oldest touring series, Bonsignore has amassed 42 career wins, along with 123 top-fives and 160 top-10s. His 42 wins ranks him tied for third on the all-time on the series win list, tied with the late Ted Christopher. Bonsignore also has 31 career Tour pole awards - also fourth on the all-time list. In the last six years with crew chief Ryan Stone, Bonsignore has 30 of his 42 wins. After three championships and over 40 wins on the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, Justin Bonsignore will get his opportunity in the NASCAR National Series this weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Bonsignore will compete in the M3 Technology, USNE No. 19 Toyota GR Supra for Joe Gibbs Racing in the SciAps 200 for the NASCAR Xfinity Series.
After taking the checkered flag in the Xfinity event, Bonsignore will jump in his No. 51 Phoenix Communications Inc. Modified for Ken Massa Motorsports to compete in the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Mohegan Sun 100. The Xfinity Series event will go green at 3:30 p.m., live on USA. The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour event is slated for 6:30 p.m., live on FloRacing.TV. The opportunity for Bonsignore to run double duty at the ‘Magic Mile’ will bring his racing aspirations together for a day in New Hampshire. Racing competitively and winning on the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour means a lot to Bonsignore, who grew up watching names like Mike Stefanik, Ted Christopher and more dominate NASCAR’s Modified ranks. While Bonsignore continues to thrive racing Modifieds, already winning a Tour event this year at Richmond Raceway, the chance to strap in the NASCAR Xfinity Series is a dream becoming reality. “We would have never done this if it wasn’t going to be with a team that I thought I could go out there and win with,” Bonsignore said. “Joe Gibbs Racing is one of the top teams in NASCAR and the Xfinity Series. Working with them was a no-brainer for us and their entire group has been so helpful to get me up to speed and ready to go.” Bonsignore will have M3 Technology, owned by Modified car owner Ken Massa, on the side of the No. 19, along with USNE, another partner that saw the opportunity to work with him. “Ken, his wife Janine, and their entire family - they have done so much for me personally and with my racing career,” Bonsignore said. “I’m forever thankful for them and also have to thank USNE for believing in me and helping make this race a reality.” “This is huge for my career. I’ve always had goals to make it to the NASCAR National Series, but we never had the sponsorship and it was never the right time to chase it. I’ve learned since racing with the ARCA Menards Series at Daytona in February that the business side of the sport is just as important as driving the car to get your opportunities. To do this with JGR, with everyone we will have there supporting me from family, to sponsors, to our Modified crew and fans in general… it’s going to be a special day.” Bonsignore’s busy weekend begins on Friday, June 21, with NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour and NASCAR Xfinity Series practice and qualifying. On Saturday, Bonsignore will visit multiple areas in the FanZone at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, where fans can come out and meet and greet with the three-time Whelen Modified Tour champion. The Xfinity Series race will be up first on Saturday at 3:30 p.m., followed by a quick turnaround into the Modified for 6:30 p.m. The Whelen Modified Tour event is the seventh of the season for Bonsignore, who currently sits second in the championship standings approaching the halfway point of the year. Fans can purchase tickets for the weekend and see a full schedule of events and appearances online at NHMS.com. For more information on three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion Justin Bonsignore, visit JustinBonsignore.com and follow him on social media. ABOUT JUSTIN BONSIGNORE Justin Bonsignore, 36, is a three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion driver for Ken Massa Motorsports. Bonsignore picked up his first championship in 2018, and followed it up with two more in 2020 and 2021. Over 17 years of competing on NASCAR’s oldest touring series, Bonsignore has amassed 41 career wins, along with 122 top-fives and 159 top-10s. His 4410 wins ranks him fourth all-time on the series win list, just two behind the late Ted Christopher for third. Bonsignore also has 31 career Tour pole awards - also fourth on the all-time list. In the last six years with crew chief Ryan Stone, Bonsignore has 29 of his 41 wins. Press release from New Hampshire Motor Speedway
LOUDON, N.H. – To most folks, the start of summer instinctively means taking time to relax with friends and family and slowing down just a bit. Justin Bonsignore is going to do something just a bit different with his first summer Saturday. The three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour (NWMT) champion is not only set to defend his New Hampshire Motor Speedway (NHMS) crown in the Mohegan Sun 100 in the evening, but also make his NASCAR Xfinity Series (NXS) debut in the SciAps 200 that afternoon. “The schedule is definitely going to be tough,” Bonsignore said. “It’s going to be a hectic weekend. We have a nice, detailed schedule on where we need to be for each thing. There’s a lot of off-track things going on as well. It’s going to be hectic. It’s most important to stay hydrated, stay ready to go and keep an eye on the schedule and make sure everything is on time.” Driving the No. 51 Chevrolet for Kenneth Massa Motorsports in the NWMT, Bonsignore has one win and five top-five finishes so far in 2024 to sit second in the NWMT point standings, 16 points behind Ron Silk, the defending series champion. The 36-year-old from Holtsville, N.Y. outdueled Silk and six-time Tour champion Doug Coby in a thrilling finish last season to score his second victory at “The Magic Mile.” “Ronnie Silk has come out like gangbusters,” Bonsignore said. “Austin Beers has been really good in the last three races or so. Doug Coby will be there – he’s always good at Loudon. We had an awesome finish last year between [myself], him and Silk. “It’ll come down to the end, the last lap, who makes the best move on the white flag lap to get off of turn four first.” As for the NXS opportunity, Bonsignore is getting behind the wheel for one of the sport’s top organizations – Joe Gibbs Racing – driving the No. 19 Toyota, which has seen a revolving door of drivers so far this season. Other pilots of the No.19 Toyota this year include Aric Almirola, Josh Bilicki, Taylor Gray, Ty Gibbs, Brett Moffitt and Ryan Truex. “We’re really excited with the opportunity with JGR,” Bonsignore said. “Not sure what to expect yet. We’re going to get some simulator time here soon in North Carolina. We’re hoping to put together a really good run and put a whole day together with no mistakes on pit road and the racetrack. Maybe at the end of it, we’ll have a shot at the win.” With or without a trip to victory lane, the exposure of a New England legend to a national series audience can only provide an additional boost to Northeast racing – a reward the entire industry takes pride in. “It’s very important for our community up here in the Northeast,” Bonsignore said. “Modified drivers, team owners, fans, everyone is a tightknit community. Everyone is really proud of each other when they get these big opportunities. At my age, I really don’t have big aspirations to go full-time or leave the Modified Tour. That’s where my home is, and I hope to stay here until the end of my career. “Hopefully we can run well and it sheds light that there are really good race car drivers up here in the Northeast. If it could possibly help a younger driver in our series get noticed – or just put more eyes on the Modified Tour – that’s my biggest goal here. It’s just to show how good these guys are up in our area.” For a NASCAR weekend schedule, visit NHMS.com/Events/NASCAR-Cup-Series/Schedule/. J&R Precast 150 for the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Set For Saturday, June 1
Justin Bonsignore and the Ken Massa Motorsports team are preparing for battle at Seekonk Speedway in Massachusetts this Saturday night, June 1. Bonsignore will drive the No. 51 Phoenix Communications Inc. machine in the J&R Precast 150, the sixth race of the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour season. Bonsignore is a former Seekonk winner in Tour competition - rocketing to Victory Lane in 2018 - in the midst of a season that ended with his first career championship. Bonsignore has since won two more titles. Overall, he has four top-five finishes in five career Seekonk starts and has 103 laps led at the Massachusetts third-mile. “The race at Seekonk last year was completely different than anything we had experienced before, with some new pavement in the corners,” Bonsignore said. “Now that we have a race under our belt with the new pavement, we’re excited to head back there and use what we learned last year. We’ve been consistent to start 2024, but Ryan Stone and the guys in the shop have been working hard to keep improving our program.” The schedule for race day at Seekonk includes one NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour practice session from 3:10-3:50 p.m., followed by single-car Mayhew Tools qualifying at 5:20 p.m. and the green flag for the J&R Precast 150 at 8 p.m. Tickets for race day are available online at SeekonkSpeedway.com. The track will also have NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series divisions in action - the Late Models for 50 laps, along with the Sport Trucks and Sportsman for 25 laps each. The show will begin with a special ceremony honoring the life of the late Carl “Bugsy” Stevens at 5:30 p.m. Bugsy was a former Seekonk and NASCAR Modified champion, who passed away last week. For more information on three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion Justin Bonsignore, visit JustinBonsignore.com and follow him on social media. ABOUT JUSTIN BONSIGNORE Justin Bonsignore, 36, is a three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion driver for Ken Massa Motorsports. Bonsignore picked up his first championship in 2018, and followed it up with two more in 2020 and 2021. Over 17 years of competing on NASCAR’s oldest touring series, Bonsignore has amassed 41 career wins, along with 122 top-fives and 159 top-10s. His 4410 wins ranks him fourth all-time on the series win list, just two behind the late Ted Christopher for third. Bonsignore also has 31 career Tour pole awards - also fourth on the all-time list. In the last six years with crew chief Ryan Stone, Bonsignore has 29 of his 41 wins. Justin Bonsignore Grabs Third-Place Finish at Riverhead Raceway
RIVERHEAD, N.Y. – Justin Bonsignore continued his streak of top-six finishes to open the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour season on Sunday afternoon at Riverhead Raceway. Bonsignore brought the No. 51 Phoenix Communications machine home in third in the Miller Lite 200 presents Wayne Anderson. The New York native posted his 24th top-five finish in 28 career Whelen Modified Tour starts at Riverhead. Bonsignore started fifth on Sunday, one day after a heavy mist in the air postponed the Miller Lite 200 Salutes Wayne Anderson. He would fall just outside the top-five early, but then charge back inside and remain there for the duration of the race. He was up to second at one point, but Austin Beers slid by late, eventually finishing second to winner Ron Silk. “We were a little off today but all in all, a good day for our Phoenix Communications team,” Bonsignore said. “We will get back to work on continuing to work on our cars and be ready for Seekonk in a few weeks.” Justin Bonsignore will return to the track at Seekonk Speedway for the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Seekonk 150 on Saturday, June 1. For more information on three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion Justin Bonsignore, visit JustinBonsignore.com and follow him on social media. ABOUT JUSTIN BONSIGNORE Justin Bonsignore, 36, is a three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion driver for Ken Massa Motorsports. Bonsignore picked up his first championship in 2018, and followed it up with two more in 2020 and 2021. Over 17 years of competing on NASCAR’s oldest touring series, Bonsignore has amassed 41 career wins, along with 122 top-fives and 159 top-10s. His 4410 wins ranks him fourth all-time on the series win list, just two behind the late Ted Christopher for third. Bonsignore also has 31 career Tour pole awards - also fourth on the all-time list. In the last six years with crew chief Ryan Stone, Bonsignore has 29 of his 41 wins. Modified Champion Will Make Xfinity Series Debut at New Hampshire
HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. (May 16, 2024) - Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) announced Thursday that three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Champion (NWMT) Justin Bonsignore will drive the team’s No. 19 Toyota GR Supra in the NASCAR Xfinity Series (NXS) race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway (NHMS) on Saturday, June 22. The June 22 race at NHMS will mark Bonsignore’s first career NXS start, but he is no stranger to the Magic Mile. The 36-year-old driver has made 25 NWMT starts there over the past 14 years. In those 25 races, he has two wins in points-paying events and one in a non-points race, along with 10 top-five finishes. His most recent New Hampshire win came last September. “We’re thrilled to have Justin in our car at New Hampshire,” said Steve DeSouza, EVP NASCAR Xfinity Series/Development at JGR. “He’s a driver with a rich short-track racing resume and represents the heart of modified racing in the northeast. To put him in one of our cars at a track that he's built a legacy at is going to be a lot of fun for us, and even more so for the fans." Bonsignore is a familiar face in the modified world with three tour championships and 41 NWMT wins since 2007. The Holtsville, New York native picked up his first NWMT championship in 2018 and followed it up with back-to-back championships in 2020 and 2021. Those 41 wins put him fourth on the all-time NWMT win list – just one win behind third. Bonsignore has 31 career tour pole awards, which also ranks fourth on the all-time list. The NWMT is four races into their 2024 campaign and Bonsignore has one victory, which came at Richmond Raceway in March. He is currently second in the tour standings, six points back from the lead. “Having the opportunity to drive for Joe Gibbs Racing at New Hampshire is truly the chance of a lifetime,” Bonsignore said. “I love driving modifieds and that will always be my home, where we hope to win many more races and championships. But, having the opportunity to compete in the NASCAR Xfinity Series with such an established, winning organization like Joe Gibbs Racing is such an exciting chance on this national stage.” Bonsignore will be running double duty at New Hampshire as he makes his NXS debut and then jumps into his modified to run the seventh race of the NWMT season. The NXS race at NHMS is scheduled for Saturday, June 22, at 3:30 PM ET. Coverage of the race will be on USA Network, PRN Radio, and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio. About Joe Gibbs Racing: Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) is one of the premier organizations in NASCAR with four NASCAR Cup Series teams, four NASCAR Xfinity Series teams, an ARCA Series team, and a driver development program. JGR is based in Huntersville, N.C., and owned by 2020 NASCAR Hall of Fame inductee Joe Gibbs, who also earned his place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and was named as one of the NFL’s top 10 coaches of all-time with a winning career that included three Super Bowl Championships as head coach of the Washington franchise. JGR has competed in NASCAR since 1992, capturing more than 400 wins over that span. No team has more combined wins across the sport’s three national series in the history of NASCAR. In addition, JGR has won five Cup Series championships along with four Xfinity Series driver championships and six Xfinity Series owner’s championships. The organization also has captured four Daytona 500 titles, considered to be NASCAR’s premier event each season. |
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