🇺🇸 Brent Crews

Brent Crews is an established professional racing primarily in NASCAR stock car series for Joe Gibbs Racing. He holds an FIA Silver grade, one tier below the full-professional grades and typically granted to drivers progressing through sportscar and endurance racing. Crews races the No. 19 Toyota GR Supra full-time in NASCAR Xfinity and the No. 1/5 Toyota Tundra part-time in NASCAR Truck, with additional starts across ARCA series and Trans-Am road racing.[1]

His record spans eight seasons from 2019 to 2026 across 105 starts. In Trans-Am TA2 road racing, where he has made 30 starts, he has won nine races and finished on the podium in 15, taking the 2023 TA2 championship. His NASCAR oval racing includes 24 Xfinity starts in 2026 yielding seven podiums, 17 ARCA Menards starts with six wins and ten podiums, 12 Truck starts with two podiums, and six ARCA East starts where he has won three races and taken four podiums. In 2025 he won the ARCA Menards East championship for Joe Gibbs. His performance in road-course rounds of mixed NASCAR series shows versatility; across Xfinity, Truck, and main-series ARCA, he has contested 11 road or street-course rounds. His three most recent Trans-Am starts position him eighth in the 2025 championship standings.[2]

Crews regularly races against entry-level professionals and semi-professionals in ARCA and has proven closely matched with established professional Connor Zilisch across their meetings in Xfinity. He has finished ahead of generational talent Andrea Kimi Antonelli twice and once beat Kyle Larson, the 2021 and 2025 NASCAR Cup Series champion, though single results against drivers of that calibre cannot be taken as patterns given the shared-field format of stock car racing. His strength lies in consistency across oval and road racing within a mixed-level national field rather than dominance at any single level.