Suarez and Freeway Insurance Renew for 2025 with Trackhouse Racing

Trackhouse Racing has confirmed that Daniel Suárez and Freeway Insurance will continue to be part of the team for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season, representing the No. 99 Chevrolet for the fifth consecutive year.

In the current season, Suárez, from Monterrey, Mexico, secured his second Cup Series victory on February 25 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, also earning a spot in the NASCAR playoffs. Freeway Insurance will continue as the primary sponsor of the No. 99 Chevrolet for one-third of the races in 2025, including prominent events like the Daytona 500 and the NASCAR All-Star Race.

Justin Marks, owner of Trackhouse Racing, expressed his satisfaction with continuing this relationship, highlighting Suárez's importance to the team since its inception and the shared growth with Freeway Insurance since 2021.

A Growing Partnership

Since Suárez joined Trackhouse Racing, the driver has been key in the team's development. Suárez, the 2016 Xfinity Series champion, has enjoyed his time at Trackhouse and values the relationship with Freeway Insurance, a company that has been by his side for several years.

Freeway Insurance, which began its partnership with Trackhouse and Suárez in 2021, has used this collaboration to increase its national recognition, conducting advertising campaigns on television and digital platforms. The brand has solidified its presence among NASCAR fans, thanks to Suárez's constant presence both on the track and in commercials.

Impact and Future of the Partnership

Cesar Soriano, CEO of Freeway Insurance, emphasized Suárez's importance as a brand ambassador and his connection with the Hispanic community. Additionally, it was mentioned that thousands of fans have had the opportunity to meet Suárez at events organized at Freeway Insurance stores across the country.

Suárez's performance in the 2024 season, including his victory in Atlanta, has reaffirmed the effectiveness of this collaboration. The driver and the company plan to continue their success in NASCAR, with Freeway Insurance looking to expand its presence in the sport.

Trackhouse Racing, which began as a single-car team in 2021, has grown significantly since then, especially after acquiring the assets of Chip Ganassi Racing, allowing them to compete with two full-time cars in the Cup Series. Suárez and Ross Chastain have been the main protagonists of this growth, accumulating multiple victories for the team.