Trackhouse Racing driver Daniel Suarez recently sat down with Mike Bagley and Pete Pistone for an interview on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio Ch. 90 ahead of the Cook Out Southern 500.

On the same day his replacement at Trackhouse for 2026 was confirmed to be Connor Zilisch, Daniel Suarez nearly pulled off a ...

Daniel Suarez is looking to end his Trackhouse Racing career on a high note ahead of his summer exit from the NASCAR Cup ...

Over a span of nine years, Daniel Suarez has put together a NASCAR career that would take most drivers two decades to live through. Now, he finds himself at another crossroads.

In a finish that puts even some of the greatest last laps ever at Daytona to shame, Ryan Blaney won the Coke Zero Sugar 400 ...

Daniel Suárez announced Tuesday he is leaving Trackhouse Racing after the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season. Suárez and Trackhouse “mutually agreed to part ways,” the 33-year-old said in a ...

The original driver for Trackhouse Racing in 2021, Suarez’s five-year tenure with the organization has been the longest of his Cup career. He spent two years at Joe Gibbs Racing, one year at ...

Suarez started his Cup career with Joe Gibbs Racing before joining Stewart-Haas Racing. He linked up with the newly formed Trackhouse team in 2021 as its first driver.

The 33-year-old Suarez is in his fifth season with Trackhouse Racing and was the team’s first driver in 2021. He made NASCAR’s playoffs two times with Trackhouse.