Red Bull has made a shocking return to the NASCAR Cup Series ahead of the 2025 season. Check out the details behind Red Bull's historic return!

Iconic brand Red Bull will join forces with Trackhouse Racing as the primary partner on Shane van Gisbergen’s No. 88 Chevrolet in five NASCAR Cup Series races in 2025.

Van Gisbergen has made a splash in the NASCAR paddock after all but dominating Australian V8 Supercars, winning on debut at the Chicago street course race in 2023. After running in the Xfinity series for 2024, he’s making a run at Cup with a partial season effort in 2025, running the Las Vegas, Sonoma, Iowa, Daytona, and Kansas rounds this season.

The return of Red Bull to NASCAR ends a 14-year drought. Red Bull ran its own team under the Team Red Bull banner from 2007 to 2011. The team was founded by the late Dietrich Mateschitz and Chaleo Yoovidhya and run by Jay Frye, who went on to become the IndyCar president.

In a huge partnership, Red Bull is re-entering NASCAR in a new deal with Trackhouse Racing. The energy drink brand left the sport in 2011. This is perhaps the most significant sponsorship deal in recent years.

Red Bull will end its 14-year hiatus from the NASCAR Cup championship as it will serve as Trackhouse Racing's primary sponsor for the 2025 season. The Austrian conglomerate, best known for its energy drinks brand,

Shane Van Gisbergen and Connor Zilisch will have primary sponsorship from Red Bull in 2025 Today, Trackhouse Racing announces that Red Bull returns to the NASCAR Cup Series. The company will sponsor Shane van Gisbergen and Connor Zilisch in select races.

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