DEX Imaging Continuing Support of Ryan Blaney, Harrison Burton in 2022

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Harrison Burton will have support from DEX Imaging in his rookie season in the NASCAR Cup Series, for an undetermined number of races.

DEX Imaging will continue its support of the Team Penske network this season, confirming via social media that the company will sponsor Ryan Blaney and Harrison Burton throughout the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series season.

Joining Team Penske in 2018, DEX Imaging has served as a primary sponsor of Ryan Blaney’s NASCAR Cup Series entry in 16 races across the last four seasons, including a five-race deal in 2021.

Harrison Burton’s No. 21 Wood Brothers Racing Ford Mustang will also carry the company’s colors in an undetermined number of races this season, joining the legacy that the organization has already built in NASCAR’s top series.

DEX Imaging has been a driving force in Burton’s career development, backing him through the ranks of the NASCAR K&N East Series, the ARCA Menards Series, as well as the NASCAR Truck Series, and NASCAR Xfinity Series.

In 2022, the company will look to notch their first NASCAR Cup Series victory as a primary sponsor, having only recorded a single runner-up result with Blaney in 2018.

Neither Team Penske nor Wood Brothers Racing announced a sponsorship schedule or the number of races that DEX would adorn its NASCAR Cup Series entries.

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