Trent Owens and Andrew Dickeson have been named crew chiefs for Kaulig Racing's Nos. 16 and 10 Chevrolet entries, respectively, while veteran engineer Mike Cook will be serving as the organization's technical director for the 2025 Cup Series season.
The 42-year-old Allmendinger from Los Gatos, California, led a race-high 102 of 201-scheduled laps and became the first Playoff contender to secure a Championship 4 berth by winning the Xfinity Series' Round of 8 opener at Vegas.
The three-time SuperCars champion from Auckland, New Zealand, posted his best qualifying lap at 99.246 mph in 82.704 seconds, which was enough to claim his first Cup Series career pole at the Roval.
The three-time SuperCars champion from Auckland, New Zealand, notched the third Xfinity Series pole of his career and of the 2024 season with a pole-qualifying lap at 97.110 mph in 84.523 seconds.
The 32-year-old Truex from Mayetta, New Jersey, is scheduled to achieve a milestone start in his ninth season with at least one start in the Xfinity Series division.
The 2024 Truck Series Regular Season Champion from Greenville, New York, will pilot Kaulig Racing's No. 16 Chevrolet as part of his first full-time campaign in the Xfinity circuit in 2025.
The 42-year-old Allmendinger from Los Gatos, California, is set to return to the NASCAR Cup Series level on a full-time basis in 2025 after spending this season competing in the Xfinity Series.
The Chicago, Illinois, native is scheduled to achieve a milestone feat in his fourth full-time season as a crew chief, first with Trackhouse Racing, in NASCAR's premier series.
The three-time Supercars champion from Auckland, New Zealand, led a race-high 14 of 50 laps en route to his third Xfinity Series victory of his career and of the 2024 season in the streets of Chicago.
The three-time Supercars champion from Auckland, New Zealand, achieved his first Xfinity Series pole position for Saturday's second annual event at Sonoma Raceway.
