Haas confirms commitment to single-car NASCAR Cup operation
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 8, 2026, 11:21 PM
Last updated Aug 8, 2026
At Iowa Speedway, Haas Factory Team COO Joe Custer stated that the organization will not sell its NASCAR Cup charter or shift to a multi-car team. Custer emphasized the focus on improving competitiveness and strengthening ties with Chevrolet. While Haas plans to expand its O’Reilly Auto Parts Series program in 2027, this strategic approach does not extend to NASCAR. The organization aims to provide Cole Custer with better equipment to enhance performance.
- •Haas will not sell its NASCAR Cup charter.
- •The team aims to strengthen its technical alliance with Chevrolet.
- •Haas plans to focus on enhancing competitiveness rather than expansion.
- •Custer highlighted the goal of providing fast race cars for Cole Custer.
- •Haas is set to expand its O’Reilly Auto Parts Series program in 2027.
- 11:21 PMYahoo Sports — Haas Just Made Its NASCAR Cup Future Crystal Clear
"Haas Factory Team COO Joe Custer made it clear Saturday that the organization isn't selling its NASCAR Cup charter or planning a return to a multi-car operation.
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