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Bank OZK Supporting Kyle Busch, RCR in 2025

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Bank OZK will support Kyle Busch and Richard Childress Racing in the NASCAR Cup Series this season, as part of a multi-race, multi-year agreement.

A nationally recognized leader in the financial services industry, Bank OZK will serve as a primary sponsor of the No. 8 Chevrolet in multiple events throughout the year, beginning at Homestead-Miami Speedway on March 23.

“We are excited to partner with Richard Childress Racing on their business and on the racetrack,” said George Gleason, Bank OZK Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. “We look forward to cheering on Kyle Busch and team this season.”

In addition to the on-car branding aspect of the agreement, Bank OZK is set to become the ‘Official Banking Partner of RCR’ and provide the organization with a comprehensive suite of financial services.

“We’re proud to partner with a true leader in the banking industry,” said Torrey Galida, President of Richard Childress Racing. “Much like everyone here at Richard Childress Racing, Bank OZK has a drive to be the best, to champion teamwork, and to relentlessly pursue excellence. We look forward to welcoming them as a business partner and representing their brand on and off the track this season.”

The Las Vegas, Nevada-native will look for a rebound in the NASCAR Cup Series this season, after failing to win a race in 2024, which in turn, resulted in the worst final point standings result of his career at NASCAR’s top-level.

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