NASCAR’s Mexican Speedster Set for Daytona Double Duty as Wendy’s Unveil “Biggie” Xfinity Paint Scheme

Trackhouse Racing’s NASCAR Cup Series squads are really getting their ducks in a row with sponsor deals as we gear up for the 2024 season, says John Newby over at NBCSPORTS.com. This time around, it looks like Wendy’s, the big-name fast-food joint, is throwing its hat in the ring to back Daniel Suarez as he takes on both the Cup and Xfinity Series.

Suarez is set to get behind the wheel of the #14 car for SS Greenlight Racing. It’s picking up where #08 of SS Greenlight Racing left off last season in terms of points. This means that come rain or shine if qualifying gets washed out, Suarez is still in the game. But it’s worth noting that Suarez isn’t the only one doing the Daytona double this year; he’s got company on that front.

Daniel Suarez is gearing up with a fresh look for his ride at Daytona

After parting ways with Noah Gragson over a NASCAR hiccup, Wendy’s, the fast-food giant, is now teaming up with Trackhouse Racing and its roster of drivers for the season, as announced on Tuesday. The iconic brand is set to make a splash in both the NASCAR Cup Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series, backing stars like Daniel Suarez, Ross Chastain, and Shane van Gisbergen.

Just the other day, Suarez dropped Wendy’s line on Twitter, playfully inquiring, “Hey @Wendys, how’s my car coming along amigos? Make it a Biggie.” Wendy’s fired back with a snazzy animated sneak peek of Suarez’s car, sporting a cool light blue shade with pops of red for the digits and logos. They cheekily added, “@Daniel_SuarezG Got her gassed up for you. Stuck a Biggie Bag in there in case you get hungry during the race and need to pull over. 😃”

Daniel Suarez is hitting the track with his eyes on the prize, hoping to notch up win number four in his career. With the United Rentals 300 on the horizon, he’s got the chops and, now, a top-notch machine to make it happen. Kaulig Racing is flooding the track with contenders, aiming for a victory lap at Daytona.

Watch This Story: Daniel Suarez Claims Victory in NASCAR’s Mexico Series at L.A. Coliseum

The alliance between Kaulig Racing and Trackhouse is solid as a rock and only seems to be getting stronger. As Suarez makes his comeback to the Xfinity Series, fresh from his triumph in NASCAR Mexico out in Los Angeles, he’s on the hunt for more silverware and to kick the Daytona 500 off with a bang.

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Missing the boat on the third Clash in Los Angeles could have been a letdown for any of the 13 drivers left on the sidelines. Yet, for Daniel Suarez, clinching the win in the NASCAR Mexico Series exhibition race was just the ticket to turn his spirits around. Suarez was juggling acts, hitting the track in the NASCAR Mexico Series right on the heels of the Cup Series clash.

Daniel Suarez turned his victory lap in the NASCAR Mexico Series into a full-blown fiesta with his die-hard fans. Surfing on a wave of support, the Trackhouse Racing sensation gave his fans a backstage pass to the celebrations, sending a loud and clear message that this victory was a hat tip to his supporters.

Read More: A Parking Lot Full of Fans and Fresh Meat Off the Grill: Here’s How Daniel Suarez Celebrated His Mexico Series Victory

After kicking off with such a bang, it’s going to be a nail-biter to see if he can keep this energy rolling through the Daytona weekend.