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Zilisch, Trackhouse Racing and Cup

NASCAR Xfinity Series points leader Connor Zilisch lands a Cup ride with Trackhouse Racing

Zilisch will replace Daniel Suárez in a yet-to-be-numbered Chevrolet and join teammates Ross Chastain and Shane van Gisbergen in Marks' three-car team.

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Connor Zilisch announced as Trackhouse's Daniel Suarez successor in NASCAR Cup Series

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Zilisch lands Cup ride with Trackhouse

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A controversial swap: The last time the winning car used two different drivers in NASCAR

Kligerman was waiting and in something only sports car racing fans are accustomed to seeing, the team quickly orchestrated a driver swap.

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Connor Zilisch will join Trackhouse Racing in NASCAR Cup Series full-time in 2026

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Trackhouse Racing taps Connor Zilisch for full Cup Series schedule in 2026

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Connor Zilisch promoted to NASCAR Cup in multiyear deal with Trackhouse

The teenager is one of the top prospects in the lower divisions, and resume is already extensive, highlighted by class victories at the Rolex 24 at Daytona and Sebring 12 Hours, along with numerous N...

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NASCAR Xfinity race takeaways: Parker Kligerman comes out of bullpen for Wawa 250 win

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Relief driver Kligerman scores Daytona Xfinity win for Zilisch, JR Motorsports

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Tearful Connor Zilisch "never thought I would make it anywhere in racing”

Zilisch struggled to hold back tears as Trackhouse announced him as the team's newest NASCAR Cup driver in a multiyear deal

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Sydney Sweeney is Connor Zilisch's new Fan? NASCAR Star Reacts

NASCAR 's Xfinity Series driver Connor Zilisch has reacted hilariously to a photo of Hollywood actress Sydney Sweeney sporting his Trackhouse Racing Cup Series car on her sweatshirt that went viral on X.

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Connor Zilisch Freak Fall, Injury Won't Dissuade Drivers From Celebrating Wins

Connor Zilisch's freak fall has some drivers reconsidering how they celebrate. For most, though, it's business as usual.