AM Racing Announces Intention to Expand to Two Xfinity Teams in 2024

Brett Moffitt AM Racing expanding to two cars 2024 NASCAR Xfinity Series
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Brett Moffitt AM Racing expanding to two cars 2024 NASCAR Xfinity Series
AM Racing is looking to expand its NASCAR Xfinity Series program for the 2024 season, as the organization looks to open a second team. No details regarding the second team have been announced. Photo Credit: Jonathan McCoy, Racing America

AM Racing, which fields the No. 25 entry in the NASCAR Xfinity Series with driver Brett Moffitt, announced that they intend to expand their effort to two NASCAR Xfinity Series entries in 2024.

The team made the announcement on Saturday morning prior to practice for the Andy’s Frozen Custard 300 at Texas Motor Speedway.

AM Racing has put in an admirable performance in its debut season in the NASCAR Xfinity Series with Moffitt behind the wheel. Now, the team is looking to take the next step forward in an effort to become a championship contender.

“With our focus on becoming a predominant championship-caliber team, adding a second car to our team’s program is a crucial step in that process,” said team owner Kevin Cywinski in a press release. “We have made great strides in 2023, but the opportunity to add additional resources and expand our footprint for 2024 will strengthen our program for the long term.”

In their first season together, AM Racing and Brett Moffitt have recorded one top-five finish and eight top-10s in 27 starts. Moffitt currently sits 15th in the championship standings.

“We are proud of our successes this season,” sounded AM Racing team president Wade Moore. “Brett has done an outstanding job behind the wheel to try and execute and make the most out of every race weekend. We have not been perfect, but we have worked hard to make consistent strides, and I think our recent performance at Kansas Speedway is an example of what we can produce every week.”

The team didn’t offer any additional details on the second entry, but a car number, driver, crew chief, and sponsorship package will be announced at a later date.

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