Carson Ware will partner with Costa Oil – 10 Minute Oil Change for three NASCAR Xfinity Series events this season, beginning at Martinsville Speedway on March 29.
Ware, the youngest son of NASCAR Cup Series team owner Rick Ware, will pilot the No. 07 Costa Oil Filters Chevrolet for SS-GreenLight Racing at the half-mile paperclip of Martinsville.
“We are incredibly excited to expand our partnership with Carson Ware and Rick Ware Racing,” said Costa Kapothanasis, CEO of Costa Oil – 10 Minute Oil Change. “We couldn’t be more excited to have Carson Ware representing Costa Oil on the track. He’s a talented driver with a relentless competitive spirit, which perfectly aligns with our brand’s commitment to speed, performance, and reliability. Watching Carson race with the Costa Oil Filters logo on his car is an incredible moment for us, and we’re looking forward to an action-packed season with him behind the wheel.”
The brand will return as a primary partner of Carson Ware in an additional two Xfinity Series events at Pocono Raceway (June 21) and Iowa Speedway (August 2).
Additional details, including which entry Ware will be piloting in Xfinity Series events at Pocono and Iowa, will be confirmed at a later date.
“This partnership means a lot to me, and I’m grateful for Costa Oil’s belief in our team,” said Carson Ware. “Their commitment to quality and performance mirrors everything we strive for in racing. I can’t wait to hit the track at Martinsville, Pocono, and Iowa, and hopefully see this partnership grow even further.”
Costa Oil – 10 Minute Oil Change has been involved in the sport of NASCAR for the last three seasons, working hand-in-hand with Ryan Ellis and Alpha Prime Racing since 2022, serving as a primary sponsor on eight different occasions.
The 24-year-old driver has competed in 13 NASCAR Xfinity Series events since 2020, collecting a career-best finish of 20th-place at Pocono Raceway in 2020 for SS-GreenLight Racing.
Ware also attempted to qualify for the opening two NASCAR Xfinity Series events of the season with Mike Harmon Racing, making one event at Atlanta, and finishing 32nd.
