TULSA, Okla. — Sometimes a breakout season doesn’t start with a wind-tunnel test, a sim session or a carefully worded media tour. Sometimes it starts in the dirt, sideways, elbows up, with a 23-year-old NASCAR Cup Series driver realizing he belongs anywhere he straps in.
With the freedom his grandfather has given Joe Gibbs Racing drivers to pursue racing beyond the NASCAR calendar, Ty Gibbs has embraced every offseason opportunity to sharpen his skills.
Ty Gibbs has earned a reputation as a pavement expert in NASCAR, yet his racing roots trace back to dirt, where he first cut his teeth in Outlaw Karts at Millbridge Speedway.
What a win for Ty Gibbs at the Tulsa Shootout today in his Non-Wing Outlaw heat race. From P8 to P1 in just eight laps. The NASCAR driver has been racing these micros sparingly in the last two years.
It’s been a tough time for Ty Gibbs in Cup, but the dark times for Ty are about to be over soon. After he broke the JGR record for most races started with the historic championship-winning team, he had yet to win a single race.
NASCAR team ownership has produced wins measured in trophies and titles, but it has also carried heartbreaks that cut far deeper than any loss on the racetrack.
Chris Gabehart will have a new home in 2026 after Jenna Fryer of The Associated Press reported earlier this month that he had parted ways with Joe Gibbs Racing.
Chris Gabehart, who had served as Joe Gibbs Racing’s Director of Competition and was involved with the team in various roles since 2012, has now departed the organization.
It was reported last week by Jenna Fryer of The Associated Press that Chris Gabehart had parted ways with Joe Gibbs Racing. Gabehart spent the 2025 season as the team’s director of competition, his first season in that role.
On the stand today, Heather Gibbs delivered emotional testimony that could be the most impactful of the trial up to this point. Gibbs went just ahead of Michael Jordan today in the witness lineup.
Within the NASCAR community, secrets are hard to keep, but genuine shocks are becoming increasingly rare. Yet, this Wednesday, the industry was caught flat-footed.
Tough news for Joe Gibbs Racing. Competition director Chris Gabehart is on the way out and his future is up in the air as of right now. The news had been rumored recently, but was confirmed during a break in the antitrust trial.
Toyota Development Driver Brent Crews will make the jump to the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series in 2026, driving the Joe Gibbs Racing No. 19 Toyota GR Supra for 29 races.
After a hard-fought second-place finish in Saturday night’s NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship Race at Phoenix Raceway, Aric Almirola leaned against the No.
Joe Gibbs has experienced his share of championship weeks in his illustrious dual-sport career. From the sidelines of Super Bowls to the pit boxes of NASCAR’s biggest races, the Hall of Fame coach and team owner has lived nearly every high-pressure moment imaginable.
What does one driver get another for assisting in a win and a trip to the Championship 4? Well, Chase Briscoe has answered that question. Briscoe answered the call after Ty Gibbs pushed him to the win at Talladega last week and punched his ticket to Phoenix.
It’s been exactly one month to the day since Ty Gibbs earned a reputation for being a bad teammate. It was then, at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, when Gibbs irked Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin, who is racing for a NASCAR Cup Series championship.
Joe Gibbs Racing has gone from locker-room turmoil to the brink of a NASCAR Cup championship — a turnaround its three-time Super Bowl champion namesake should appreciate.
As the window for the Round of 12 opens for business on Sunday, the NASCAR Cup Series' playoffs certainly have a different look and an important question after three races.
Saturday night at Richmond Raceway delivered more drama than anyone expected when Ty Gibbs found himself caught in the middle of a radio frequency mishap that had him hearing another team’s communications during one of the most crucial races of his career.
The 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season for Ty Gibbs has been a challenging one to say the least. After making the playoffs for the first time of his career in 2024, it’ll take a miracle — more specifically, a win in the regular-season finale at Daytona — for the No.