23XI Racing appears to be effectively planning out their 2026 season with some more high-level sponsors. The team currently partners with the likes of McDonald's, Monster, Xfinity, and Mobil 1, to name a few.
Robinhood is back as a primary sponsorship partner for the 23XI Racing NASCAR Cup Series team in 2026, and the brand is expanding its relationship with Bubba Wallace, the driver of the No.
NASCAR stood on the opposite side of 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports in the courtroom just a month and a half ago, locked in an antitrust battle that laid bare tensions within the sport.
Bubba Wallace enters the upcoming season with renewed momentum and one additional reason to keep his foot planted firmly on the throttle of his No. 23 Toyota Camry.
Hardee’s is officially back in NASCAR, and the comeback arrives with the kind of energy that feels tailor‑made for a sport built on heritage, loyalty, and bold branding.
MOORESVILLE, N.C. — 23XI Racing is adding some extra flavor to its 2026 NASCAR Cup Series program. Hardee’s, the iconic fast-food chain long woven into stock car racing’s cultural fabric, will join Bubba Wallace and 23XI Racing as a primary sponsor beginning in 2026, the team announced Tuesday.
They say time heals all wounds. Seemingly, it didn't take NASCAR and 23XI Racing much time to heal the wounds of an offseason antitrust trial, as both entities came together to bring the iconic fast food chain, Hardee's, back to the sport.
Bubba Wallace’s name was the first one buzzing through the garage when Xfinity announced it would step away from its title sponsorship of NASCAR’s secondary series after 2025.
Heading into the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season, Xfinity has agreed to expand its involvement with 23XI Racing, and specifically driver Bubba Wallace. For the upcoming season, Xfinity, which served as a two-race primary sponsor for Wallace in 2025, will now serve as the majority primary sponsor of the No.
The NASCAR community is mourning the loss of Greg Biffle, who was killed in a plane crash Thursday morning at Statesville Regional Airport in North Carolina.
After spending more than nine seasons grinding through the NASCAR Cup Series, Bubba Wallace returned to the Playoffs for just the second time in his career and wasted no time making his presence felt.
For Bubba Wallace, the road to stardom in NASCAR was never easy with the spotlight strongly fixed on him. He was the only African-American driver in the Cup Series, and the raw talent he possessed put him under more pressure.
Many racers in NASCAR crossed paths when they cut their teeth in dirt cars or clawed their way up the stock-car ladder, but Corey LaJoie and Bubba Wallace had a bonding long before either of them chased checkered flags.
Congratulations are in order for Bubba Wallace and his family. They are expecting their second child to be born in March. This year has been a transformative one for Wallace, off and on the track in NASCAR.
100 races. That’s how long Bubba Wallace’s winless streak had extended to before the 2025 Brickyard 400. The 23XI Racing driver rolled into Indianapolis Motor Speedway with a point to prove, especially with his team making headlines every week because of the antitrust lawsuit.
The lawsuit involving 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports has taken a sharp, unexpected turn. Both teams recently tried to fast-track things, asking the court to side with them and skip the December 1 trial altogether.
Saturday night at Bristol Motor Speedway delivered all the drama we’ve come to expect from Thunder Valley, but one moment has the NASCAR world buzzing with controversy.
Bubba Wallace’s victory in last Sunday’s Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway was significant on a couple of levels because it snapped his 100-race winless streak and clinched a spot in the NASCAR playoffs.