Indiana native Chase Briscoe is set to make his first appearance at the Brickyard 400, describing the experience as “special” and “emotional.” Briscoe idolizes fellow Indiana native Tony Stewart, who he will be representing by driving Stewart’s old No. 14 car for Stewart-Haas Racing. This dream come true is made even more significant as this will be Briscoe’s last race for SHR, which is closing its doors after the season.
Briscoe, who previously won the Xfinity Series race at IMS, has a deep connection to the track where his love for racing began. He hopes to win one of NASCAR’s major races in front of his friends and family at the iconic oval. Despite qualifying 20th in the HighPoint.com Ford, Briscoe sees the Brickyard 400 as a crown jewel event and aims to make the most of his opportunity on Sunday.
For the Indiana native, racing at the Brickyard holds a special place in his heart and he hopes to add a victory on the oval to his list of accomplishments at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Briscoe’s emotional connection to the track, combined with the significance of driving Stewart’s car for SHR, adds an extra layer of meaning to his participation in this prestigious event. Fans can catch Briscoe in action starting at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday as he looks to achieve success in his first and final Brickyard 400 race.
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