Gene Haas Restructures Racing Team for 2025: A New Chapter

NASCAR team owner Gene Haas is restructuring his involvement in the sport by retaining one car in the Cup Series and establishing the Haas Factory Team. This move comes after announcing the closure of Stewart-Haas Racing. Haas remains committed to motorsports with plans for a two-car NASCAR Xfinity Series team.

Gene Haas, a staple in the NASCAR community, is pivoting his involvement by maintaining a presence in the Cup Series with the Haas Factory Team. This decision follows the recent announcement to close Stewart-Haas Racing, the team he owns with Tony Stewart.

Haas confirmed he will keep one of Stewart-Haas Racing's four charters and will also field a two-car NASCAR Xfinity Series team. However, he has not yet named the drivers for the upcoming season.

Stewart-Haas Racing, a two-time NASCAR championship team, will conclude its final season with Cup cars driven by Josh Berry, Chase Briscoe, Noah Gragson, and Ryan Preece. Founded in 2009 and a significant force in the sport, the team has secured 69 Cup Series victories. As Haas shifts focus, he remains committed to promoting Haas Automation and expanding HaasTooling.com, while navigating the evolving landscape of motorsports.

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