Racing Division

A three-time Daytona 500 winner, Denny Hamlin is the wily veteran driver now in the NASCAR Cup Series, plus a savvy team owner of 23XI Racing with Michael Jordan.

Easily the most popular race car driver in America today, Chase Elliott is a also NASCAR Cup Series champion, following in the footsteps of his legendary Hall of Fame father Bill Elliott.

Considered by many to be the best race car driver in the world for his ability and success racing in all types of auto racing, two-time NASCAR Cup Series Champion Kyle Larson has also amassed an immense fan following.

Bubba Wallace worked his way up in NASCAR to become the first Black driver in 50 years to win a NASCAR Cup Series race driving for Michael Jordan co-owned 23XI Racing.

One of the top performing drivers in NASCAR over the last several seasons, William Byron has won back-to-back Daytona 500s (2024-2025) to firmly establish himself as an elite talent.

Many in the NASCAR garage see Tyler Reddick as a generational talent. He's a threat on any type of race track: dirt, pavement, short track, superspeedway or road course.

A rising young star, Zane Smith won the 2022 NASCAR Truck Series Championship after finishing series runner-up the two years prior. Now he is making his name in the Cup Series.

A product of Toyota's driver development program, Corey Heim had one of the most dominating seasons ever in winning the 2025 NASCAR Truck Series Championship.

Brent Crews is a rising teenage racer with astounding success in karting, road racing and short track racing (dirt and pavement), which has led to an extensive Toyota development deal.

Now an accomplished broadcaster and analyst in NASCAR, Jamie McMurray is most known for his exploits on the race track, including winning the Daytona 500 and Brickard 400 in 2010.