[autotag]Stewart-Haas Racing[/autotag] is at the center of NASCAR silly season for 2025; however, it might be for the final time. Stewart-Haas Racing has been rumored to possibly sell its entire NASCAR operation ahead of the 2025 season, which would put the charter market into pure chaos. While that report came out a while ago, there is a new update.
Brad Keselowski’s spotter, T.J. Majors, went on his podcast, Door, Bumper, Clear, and talked about NASCAR silly season rumors. As a member of the Ford camp, Majors provided the latest Stewart-Haas Racing rumor that has been gaining traction.
“The latest rumor, the one that’s gained the most traction, is [Stewart-Haas Racing] selling two charters to [Front Row Motorsports], and their building, and basically, going away,” Majors said.
This would mean Front Row Motorsports becomes a four-car team while two other charters would be on the market. Several teams, such as Trackhouse Racing, 23XI Racing, and Legacy Motor Club, are looking to expand. Stewart-Haas Racing would no longer be a team in the Cup Series, which would be disappointing to NASCAR as the team has been around for the last decade.
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