Stewart-Haas Racing

In this edition of Speedway Media's first-seasons column, we caught up with former NASCAR Crew Chief and now Vice President of Competition for Stewart-Haas Racing, Greg Zipadelli. He discusses how he became a crew chief in NASCAR, how he connected with Joe Gibbs Racing, his success with Tony Stewart, and more.

The Tampa, Florida, native erased his difficult regular-season stretch by guaranteeing himself a 2021 Cup Playoff berth following a late victory in the Magic Mile.

The Friendship, Maryland, native is set to achieve a milestone start in his third full-time season as an Xfinity Series crew chief.

The Floridian is set to return to Stewart-Haas Racing along with Smithfield for next season as he also prepares for this year's Cup Playoffs.

The Ladera Ranch, California, native wraps up the 2020 NASCAR Cup Rookie-of-the-Year Award and as the lone rookie contender to make the Playoffs.

A pair of former Xfinity champions turned current Cup veterans are set to crack the top 15 in consecutive starts in NASCAR's premier series at the World Center of Racing.

The veteran from South Bend, Indiana, is set to reach a significant milestone start across NASCAR's three major division series at the World Center of Racing.

The 2014 Cup champion held off Brad Keselowski in overtime to grab his fifth victory of the season.

The driver of the No. 10 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford will start on pole for the third time this season based on a random draw.

The 2014 Cup champion is set to become the 17th competitor to achieve 700 starts in NASCAR's premier series.