Pitbull Ends Partnership With Trackhouse Racing Ahead of Daytona 500

The rapper and NASCAR team co-owner announced the split, raising questions about the future of the team and its drivers.

Pitbull, co-owner of Trackhouse Racing since 2021, announced the immediate termination of his partnership with the NASCAR team on social media.
Trackhouse Racing, led by Justin Marks, has grown significantly since its founding, achieving eight Cup Series wins and expanding its operation to three full-time entries.
Pitbull's departure comes after speculation about shifting dynamics within the team, particularly following a 2024 partnership with Avenue Sports Fund, which brought in new investors.
Daniel Suárez, a Trackhouse driver, faces uncertainty about his future with the team as his contract expires at the end of 2025, with rising talent Connor Zilisch adding further pressure.
Despite leaving Trackhouse, Pitbull remains connected to NASCAR and is scheduled to perform at the Daytona 500 pre-race concert on Sunday.