The Toyota/SaveMart 350 – this year’s NASCAR Cup Series race in Wine Country – features one driver from the San Francisco Bay Area and another from the Sacramento area: AJ Allmendinger from Los Gatos and Kyle Larson from Elk Grove.

Unfortunately, I have felt a few things are missing for the last several months.” Daniel Suárez’s emotional words a few days ago spoke volumes about his misery in NASCAR. While his No. 99 Chevrolet failed to fetch consistent speeds on racetracks,

Trackhouse Racing owner has opened up on the situation where he and Daniel Suarez agreed to mutually part ways.

Part-time NASCAR driver Corey LaJoie shared his take on the possible future of Daniel Suarez after the Trackhouse Racing star's departure from the Chevrolet roster.

"There just wasn’t really love anymore, but there is no hard feelings at all." Daniel Suárez's heartfelt words after his rift with Trackhouse Racing should show you how much he values bonds. The post Daniel Suárez Mourns the Loss of His NASCAR Mentor With a Heartfelt Tribute appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Daniel Suarez 's NASCAR Cup career has been a roller coaster, to say the least. After becoming the first non-American driver to win a NASCAR championship at the national level in 2016 (in the Xfinity Series), he was suddenly called up to Cup after the shock retirement of Carl Edwards.

Daniel Suarez's long-time teammate, Ross Chastain, recently shared their fondest memory at Trackhouse Racing. Chastain cited their wins in the 2022 NASCAR season, where he won at Circuit of the Americas, followed by Suarez at Sonoma Raceway.

Daniel Suárez didn’t just make history at Sonoma; he dominated the track. The post NASCAR Throwback: When Daniel Suarez Wrote History in 2022 Sonoma Race With Gritty Victory appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Daniel Suárez, the only Mexican-born driver to win a NASCAR national series race, is out at Trackhouse Racing at the end of the 2025 season.

Daniel Suárez explains his split with Trackhouse Racing, pointing to differences in working approaches with the team.

Daniel Suarez received heartbreaking news last week. His contract with Trackhouse Racing is not going to be renewed beyond the ongoing season, and he will have to look for a new team to drive for in 2026.