🇺🇸 Brent Crews

Brent Crews is an established professional competing in national single-class stock car racing. He drives the Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing in the ARCA Menards Series and competes part-time in the NASCAR Truck Series, both fields mixing amateur and graded professional entrants. FIA-graded Silver, he sits above amateur ranks but below the full-professional tier in endurance and sportscar racing classification. His rating of 5,311 places him among established professionals in the Elo scale.[1]

Crews has won championships in two series: the 2023 Trans-Am TA2, where he took nine wins across six seasons of racing in the class, and the 2025 ARCA Menards East, a division of the national series in which he has won three of six starts. His broader ARCA record spans seventeen starts with six wins and ten podiums in the full national series since 2023, complemented by two wins in five starts in the ARCA Menards West. He has raced in NASCAR's upper tiers since 2025, starting with the Truck Series and moving into the Xfinity Series in 2026; across eleven Truck starts he has one podium, while his nineteen Xfinity starts have yielded five podiums. He has competed sporadically in road-racing Trans-Am since 2020, accumulating nine wins and fifteen podiums across thirty starts.[2]

Crews regularly races against Connor Zilisch, an FIA Gold graded established professional and 2025 NASCAR Xfinity champion, and the two are closely matched; he usually finishes ahead of entry-level professional Lavar Scott. The grid in which he competes includes drivers ranging from amateur stock car racers to Platinum-graded professionals. He has on occasion finished ahead of stronger drivers: he beat Chris Buescher once, a professional with 330 NASCAR Cup starts, and Andrea Kimi Antonelli twice, a generational driver and Platinum-graded professional now racing in Formula 1.