Ross Chastain has been with Trackhouse Racing since his full-time Cup Series debut and has shown impressive performances. In 2024 alone, he clinched five Cup Series victories, including a win at Kansas Speedway. His journey in the Xfinity Series saw him achieve two wins, 24 top-five, and 53 top-ten finishes across 208 starts.

Trackhouse Racing was only created in 2021 but now has three full-time NASCAR Cup Series drivers, has expanded into MotoGP, but the Indy500 is next in sight.

Marks first attended the Indianapolis 500 with his father in 1995 and watched from the grandstands as Jacques Villeneuve won the historic race. This year, Marks—who has become a master of breaking molds —has entered four-time Indianapolis 500 winner Helio Castroneves in the Daytona 500.

Justin Marks' Trackhouse Racing has unveiled a bold aspiration to expand into another racing series, building on its dynamic ventures in NASCAR, MotoGP, and IMSA. Marks believes the team's legacy would be incomplete without competing in "the world's greatest open-wheel race," the Indianapolis 500.

NASCAR Cup Series racers Ross Chastain and Shane van Gisbergen will team with Trackhouse development driver Connor Zilisch in nine NASCAR Xfinity Series races in 2025.

The clock is ticking on a certain quartet of NASCAR Cup Series drivers who likely must improve their performance to keep their ride past ’25.

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