But SHR? Well, that put four drivers on the free-agent market and the future of three of its vaunted charters in limbo. The team will now be called Haas Factory — closer to what Haas F1 is known ...

On Sunday evening in the desert, after months of talking about and preparing for that moment, the drivers all went their separate ways. But before they did, SHR shared a video on X that showed ...

Despite the four drivers being teammates last year at the now-defunct SHR, they have all taken something different to their homes for the 2025 season. Christopher Bell says long-time friend ...

Front Row Motorsports’ No. 4 team, which is new this year, has five members who were with SHR at Phoenix last year, including driver Noah Gragson Trackhouse Racing’s No. 88 team, new this year with ...

What’s new: The four-car organization has a driver change in the No. 10 car with ... Almirola brings with him longtime sponsor Smithfield to the SHR fold. On the crew chief side of things ...

The veteran NASCAR driver won three races in the premier series, two in the No. 10 Ford for SHR. The other race win was at Daytona (Coke Zero Sugar 400) with Richard Petty Motorsports in 2014.

Chase Briscoe has embraced a stricter fitness routine with Joe Gibbs Racing as he prepares for his first NASCAR Cup Series ...

And then, with the dissolution of Stewart-Haas Racing this past offseason, THR acquired one of SHR’s former four Cup charters and signed SVG to the open car. NASCAR Cup Series driver Shane Van ...

Meanwhile, RFK Racing has expanded to three entries, adding former SHR driver Ryan Preece to pilot the No. 60 Ford. Brad Keselowski pushes for ‘offensive’ gear to help Ryan Preece break free ...