Harrison Burton will drive full-time in the Xfinity Series for AM Racing in 2025, the team announced. Burton, who faces elimination in Saturday night’s Cup playoff race at Bristol, stays in the Ford camp with the move.

Harrison Burton will return to the Nascar Xfinity Series in 2025 after a three-year stint in the Cup Series. He will compete for AM Racing as he changes course.

Harrison Burton, the 2024 Daytona Cup Series winner, is set to transition to the NASCAR Xfinity Series with AM Racing.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. says he anticipates that tonight’s Xfinity Series race at Bristol Motor Speedway will be his final series race to at least 2026. Earnhardt, who turns 50 in October, said Friday afternoon that there is no sponsor requirement that he race next year.

The NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Bristol will be broadcast nationally on the CW Network. Streaming options for the race include FUBO in limited markets nationwide, which offers a free trial to potential subscribers. Feb. 19: United Rentals 300, Daytona International Speedway (Winner: Austin Hill)

Harrison Burton will return to the NASCAR Xfinity Series in 2025 with a ride at AM Racing. The team announced Friday morning Burton will drive its flagship Ford Mustang. Burton currently competes

Parker Kligerman, an esteemed NASCAR Xfinity driver, has opened up on his upcoming retirement from full-time racing at the end of the year.

AM Racing announced Friday that Harrison Burton will join the organization next season, driving its flagship Ford in the NASCAR Xfinity Series. Burton will return to the Xfinity circuit after three seasons in the NASCAR Cup Series with Wood Brothers Racing.

Harrison Burton will drive for AM Racing in the NASCAR Xfinity Series Since 2022, Harrison Burton has raced full-time for Wood Brothers Racing. Burton recently collected his first career NASCAR Cup Series win.

Harrison Burton confirms a new contract for the 2025 season after parting ways with Wood Brothers Racing exit at the end of the year.

As the NASCAR Cup Series gets set to make its first cuts of the 2024 playoffs, one driver competing in the postseason will not be returning to Sundays in 2025. Wood Brothers Racing will put former Stewart-Haas driver Josh Berry in their No.