Pella Window Returns as Primary Sponsor for Ryan Ellis in 2026

Pella Window and Door of Georgia returns as a primary sponsor for Ryan Ellis at EchoPark Speedway in 2026

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While Ryan Ellis made the move to Young’s Motorsports in the offseason, he’ll have a lot of familiar brands aligned with him during the 2026 NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series season. The latest brand that will stick with Ellis is Pella Window.

On Friday, Young’s Motorsports announced that Pella Window & Door of Georgia will serve as the primary sponsorship partner for Ellis and the No. 02 Chevrolet team in the Bennett Transportation and Logistics 250 at EchoPark Speedway (Atlanta).

“We look forward to our continued partnership with Ryan Ellis and the opportunity for success the new relationship with Young’s Motorsports will offer for Ryan and Pella Window & Door of Georgia,” shared Brian Robbins, CEO of Pella Window & Door of Georgia.

Ellis is proud to continue the partnership, which is more than just slapping a logo on his car. Ellis considers Pella Window & Door of Georgia his friends.

“I’m incredibly thankful to have Pella Window & Door of Georgia return as the primary sponsor for our race at EchoPark Speedway,” said Ellis in a team press release. “Over the past few years, our partnership with Pella has grown into something much bigger than just a logo on the car. Since we first met in 2023, I feel like we have built genuine relationships and friendships with the Pella of Georgia team, and their continued belief and support mean a ton to me.”

Being able to carry the company’s colors in such an intense and competitive race makes Ellis happy.

“Being able to represent them in such an exciting race is really cool — we’ve all seen the chaos that the new Atlanta racetrack can provide with wild superspeedway-like racing at a 1.5-mile high-banked track,” Ellis said. “We had a really good run last year and were in the top 10 before the last-lap crash shuffled us out. I’m proud to carry their colors and excited to go to work for them and Young’s Motorsports on the track.”

Ellis, who picked up his first-career top-10 finish last season in an event at Charlotte Motor Speedway, will look to add to that total this season with Young’s Motorsports. Ellis has amassed 164 career starts in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series since 2012.

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