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Daniel Suárez and Trackhouse Racing have mutually agreed to part ways at the end of the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season. Suárez, who has been with Trackhouse since its inception in 2021 as the team's first full-time driver, will not return to drive the No. 99 Chevrolet in 2026. The Mexican driver confirmed that this season will be his last with the team, citing a mutual decision to pursue different paths. While Suárez plans to continue racing elsewhere in 2026, the availability of competitive seats in the NASCAR Cup Series remains limited. Both Suárez and Trackhouse officially announced the split, emphasizing the mutual nature of the decision and the opportunity it provides for the driver to seek new opportunities next season.
The Gen 7 platform has changed how #NASCAR operates on virtually every level, and engineers have been impacted more than ever. 🗣️ "The challenge is the same [...] you're working within a smaller realm." More from Jose Blasco-Figueroa of @TeamTrackhouse on Ep. 277 ⬇️ https://t.co/mIJY9jvDrW
Justin Marks and Daniel Suarez had a face-to-face meeting in their Chicago hotel lobby, and Marks says they are in a good place. "... we just got to a point where we felt like that relationship had borne a lot of fruit for us but it was time to move on." https://t.co/nbcoeFmYIy
.@TeamTrackhouse founder @JustinMarksTH opened up on the decision to part ways with the #NASCAR team's original driver, @Daniel_SuarezG. Marks praised Suarez while stating that "it was time to move on." https://t.co/KwlP1G61Ax
