Daniel Suarez
Daniel Suarez, who became the first Mexican-born driver to win a NASCAR Cup Series race at Sonoma in 2022, is a professional driver who drives the No. 99 Chevrolet for Trackhouse Racing in the Cup Series.
He has previously driven in Mexico’s NASCAR Toyota Series, as well as a number of other circuits, including the NASCAR Xfinity Series, in which he won the 2016 series championship with Joe Gibbs Racing.
Suarez debuted in the Cup Series at the 2017 Daytona 500 and has accumulated more than 40 top-10 finishes throughout his career. He began racing in karting in 2002 before moving to the Mini-Stocks circuit of NASCAR Mexico in 2008 and becoming the youngest driver to win a race in the series.
He’s only continued to move up the ranks since then.
Daniel Suarez had a fantastic showing on Sunday, finishing just 0.2 seconds behind Joey Logano to grab second place at the Quaker State 400. The Mexican-born racing star is in the thick of the NASCAR playoffs, and he recently took some time to speak exclusively with SportsCasting.com about his love for auto restoration, heading into […]
NASCAR Cup Series driver Daniel Suarez should have felt good about his playoff-opening performance. He departed disappointed. Suarez earned a runner-up finish and banked bonus points in his bid to advance to the next round. The sore spot is he had a chance to capture Sunday’s Quaker State 400 available at Walmart at Atlanta Motor […]
Daniel Suarez drove for four Cup Series teams in four years but has found security at Trackhouse Racing.
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Daniel Suarez went in hot pursuit of Alex Bowman after Sunday’s race, but he was upset at the wrong guy.
Daniel Suarez and Alex Bowman signed contract extensions Wednesday. What does the 2023 season hold for them?
Daniel Suarez made history with his win at Sonoma, but he’s overestimating the significance.
Three very different tracks will serve to cut the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs field to eight semifinalists.
Daniel Suarez and Trackhouse Racing co-owner Pitbull finally got to celebrate the driver’s victory at Sonoma.
Daniel Suarez could go from missing the NASCAR Playoffs to being regular-season champ in short order.
