Tony Stewart’s driver Chase Briscoe starts his own racing team with the help of $28 billion worth sponsor

Chase Briscoe’s father will lead the teams’ operations for the coming seasons.

Tony Stewart’s driver Chase Briscoe starts his own racing team with the help of $28 billion worth sponsor

Tony Stewart and Chase Briscoe (Via IMAGO)

Chase Briscoe assented to the leadership driver role at Stewart Haas Racing in 2024 after 2014 NASCAR Cup champion Kevin Harvick retired. He has been the most consistent driver of the team alongside Noah Gragson, and is the only driver at the Ford team that has a strong primary sponsorship. With most things going in his favor so far this season, Briscoe has made announcement of a new motorsports venture.

The No:14 Ford Mustang driver, Chase Briscoe, has revealed that he is re-opening his Sprint Car racing team, Chase Briscoe Racing. It’s is backed by his primary sponsor $28 billion Mahindra and Dorsett Automotive. They are set make their debut this season and will race in 35 different events. Briscoe, who is a third-generation sprint car racer, will race in half of those events.

Midget racing star Karter Sarff has been signed to race the other half races for CBR.  Sarff raced for Briscoe in the Chilly Bowl this season and produced some impressive runs that caught the attention many. He is expected to have a bright future in Motorsports ahead of him and the Briscoe family has the one of the best opportunity to offer for him to start his journey.   

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Briscoe’s father and former racer Kevin Briscoe will serve as the crew chief of the No:5 entry and is also will be the daily operation manger of the team. The Ford driver has is delighted to once again race for his father as did in the start of his career and carry the family name again.

Chase Briscoe details his goals with the Sprint Car return

Briscoe, who driver for Tony Stewart, pointed out that when he started his NASCAR journey, he always wanted give back to the racing community. He is hoping give the upcoming drivers in the Sprint Cars scene an opportunity to prove themselves and Karter Sarff has got the first short.

Chase Briscoe and Tony Stewart
Chase Briscoe and Tony Stewart (Via IMAGO)
Once I started the NASCAR journey I always knew I wanted to stay a part of the sport as an owner give back to drivers I felt like deserved opportunities because I wouldn’t be where I am today without the same thing so I’m super excited this year to have Karter Sarff try wing sprint car racing, he did an amazing job in our midget at Chili Bowl and he has a bright future ahead.
Briscoe said via a Statement.

The SHR driver now has to shift focus on leading his team previous glory and make them capable of winning races again. He hasn’t won a race over two years and he now has the pressure on his shoulders to take the extra mile to secure the win for the team that could give them an advantage.

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