Joe Gibbs Racing Lifts Restrictions on Drivers' Dirt Racing Participation
The policy shift allows JGR drivers to engage in other motorsport events, including dirt racing, after seeking approval.
- Joe Gibbs Racing has removed restrictions, enabling its NASCAR drivers to participate in dirt racing and other motorsports.
- Drivers must follow a formal process to gain approval for participating in non-NASCAR events, ensuring safety and team alignment.
- The change comes as Chase Briscoe joins JGR, replacing the retiring Martin Truex Jr., and brings a strong background in dirt racing.
- Christopher Bell, a notable dirt racer, expressed enthusiasm about reconnecting with his dirt racing roots and fanbase.
- Ty Gibbs, another JGR driver, has shown interest in dirt racing, aligning with the team's new policy direction.