Sage Karam To Compete in Xfinity Street Race With Flood Brothers and Joey Gase Motorsports

Sage Karam will compete in the NASCAR Xfinity Series The Loop 110 at the Chicago Street Course for Joey Gase Motorsports

Craig White | TobyChristie.com

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Joey Gase Motorsports has landed itself a very talented road racer for Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series The Loop 110 at the Chicago Street Course, as Sage Karam will pilot the team’s No. 53 Toyota GR Supra.

Karam will compete in the event with primary sponsorship from Flood Brothers Disposal Co., a company based in Oakbrook Terrace, IL.

Sage Karam 2025 Flood Brothers paint scheme NASCAR Xfinity Series Chicago Street Course
The No. 53 Flood Brothers Toyota that Sage Karam will pilot in Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series race at the Chicago Street Course.

“Flood Brothers is proud to partner with Sage Karam and the No. 53 car for the 2025 NASCAR Xfinity Series Street Race in Chicago. Every day, our fleet leads the way through these same downtown streets, delivering dependable waste and recycling service to the businesses and residents of this great city. Now, we’re excited to see Sage take the wheel and represent Flood Brothers on the very streets we serve. It’s a natural fit—hard work, grit, and performance—whether on the track or on the route,” said Kevin Flood, CEO of Flood Brothers Disposal Co.”

Karam, 30, is a three-time race winner in the Indy Lights Series, where he was also a champion in 2013, and he has scored a podium finish in the 2014 IMSA Brickyard Grand Prix.

The native of Nazareth, PA, is ready for the challenge of tackling the Chicago Street Course this weekend.

“I’m proud to represent Flood Brothers in the Chicago Street Course and plan to clean up my competition just like Flood Brothers clean up the streets of Chicago,” said Karam. “I’m looking forward to a challenging race through a beautiful city.”

In 33 career starts in the NASCAR Xfinity Series ranks, Karam has recorded two top-five finishes, one a fifth-place result at Daytona International Speedway while driving for Alpha Prime Racing in 2022, and another being a fourth-place finish at Road America while driving for Sam Hunt Racing in 2023.

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