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| Our Motorsports | |
|---|---|
| Name | Our Motorsports |
| Founded | 2015 |
| Base | Mooresville, North Carolina |
| Series | NASCAR Xfinity Series |
| Drivers | Brett Moffitt; Jeb Burton; Anthony Alfredo |
| Owner | Andy Hillenburg |
Our Motorsports is an American professional stock car racing team competing primarily in the NASCAR Xfinity Series. The organization fields entries that have featured a range of drivers drawn from NASCAR, ARCA, Camping World Truck Series, and regional stock car racing, competing at venues such as Daytona International Speedway, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Martinsville Speedway, Bristol Motor Speedway, and Talladega Superspeedway. The team has worked with suppliers and partners connected to entities like Goodyear (tires), ECR Engines, Hendrick Motorsports, Joe Gibbs Racing, and Roush Fenway Racing.
Our Motorsports was established in 2015 amid a landscape populated by teams such as Richard Childress Racing, Stewart-Haas Racing, Team Penske, and Chip Ganassi Racing. In its early years the team aligned with development programs similar to those operated by JR Motorsports, Roush Yates Engines, and Joe Gibbs Racing affiliates. Owners and managers navigated sanctioning relationships with NASCAR and track scheduling shaped by series calendars that include events at Homestead–Miami Speedway, Phoenix Raceway, Kansas Speedway, and Fontana (Auto Club Speedway). The team’s trajectory intersected with drivers who graduated from feeder series like ARCA Menards Series, NASCAR K&N Pro Series East, and NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour.
The ownership and executive leadership echo roles seen at organizations like Michael Waltrip Racing, Front Row Motorsports, and Furniture Row Racing. Management responsibilities have involved coordination with crew chiefs, engineers, and shop personnel drawn from regions around Mooresville, North Carolina, a hub similar to operations at Richard Petty Motorsports, Team Penske Xfinity, and Kyle Busch Motorsports. Technical collaborations have been brokered with groups like Roush Fenway Racing engine shops and fabricators once used by Evernham Motorsports and Beard Motorsports. The team's logistics and transport operations mirror practices at GMS Racing, JR Motorsports, and Stewart Friesen Racing.
Drivers for the team have included competitors with ties to NASCAR Xfinity Series, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, and ARCA Racing Series events, with names and career paths comparable to those of Brett Moffitt, Jeb Burton, Anthony Alfredo, Justin Haley, Chase Elliott, Tyler Reddick, and Daniel Suárez. Crew chiefs and engineers have connections to veteran personnel who have worked at Hendrick Motorsports, Team Penske, Roush Fenway Racing, and Joe Gibbs Racing. Pit crew members often come from development programs akin to those used by Richard Childress Racing and Hendrick Motorsports and have trained at facilities similar to the John Force Racing pit training setups. The team's driver development mirrors models used by JR Motorsports, Kyle Busch Motorsports, and GMS Racing.
Our Motorsports has competed at circuits including Darlington Raceway, Indianapolis Motor Speedway (Brickyard) road course, Road America, Watkins Glen International, and Sonoma Raceway. Results have varied, with top-10 and top-5 finishes achieved at intermediate tracks and superspeedways comparable to performances logged by teams such as Spire Motorsports, Gaunt Brothers Racing, and Kaulig Racing. The team has pursued qualifying strategies reflecting approaches used by Roush Fenway Racing and Team Penske while race-day adjustments echo tactics seen at Joe Gibbs Racing and Hendrick Motorsports. The team's season standings have been influenced by factors similar to those affecting JR Motorsports and Richard Childress Racing campaigns, including owner points allocations and charter-like considerations akin to the NASCAR charter system.
Cars have conformed to NASCAR specifications drafted by NASCAR technical representatives and have used chassis and aerodynamic setups homologated for the Xfinity Series, comparable to equipment fielded by Kaulig Racing, JR Motorsports, and Richard Childress Racing. Powertrain and engine partnerships reflect ties to engine builders comparable to ECR Engines, Roush Yates Engines, and shop operations seen at Hendrick Motorsports. The team has engaged in wind tunnel and simulation development processes similar to programs at Roush Fenway Racing and Joe Gibbs Racing, and has utilized data acquisition hardware and software used across the sport by organizations such as Team Penske and Chip Ganassi Racing. Tire management strategies align with practices recommended by Goodyear (tires) for oval and road course events.
Sponsorship deals have connected the team to brands and marketing partners in ways resembling partnerships between Kaulig Racing and its sponsors, or JR Motorsports and corporate backers. The organization has negotiated livery, hospitality, and activation agreements akin to those made by Team Penske, Stewart-Haas Racing, and Hendrick Motorsports, with engagement in motorsports marketing channels used by sponsors at events like the Daytona 500 Weekend and Charlotte Roval race weekends. Technical and supplier partnerships have mirrored collaborations seen with ECR Engines, Roush Yates Engines, and logistics providers comparable to those used by GMS Racing and Spire Motorsports.
Community outreach mirrors programs run by teams such as Richard Petty Motorsports, JR Motorsports, and Team Penske, including fan engagement at NASCAR Fan Appreciation Day, appearances at regional speedways like Langley Speedway (Virginia), and involvement with charitable initiatives similar to those supported by Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Victory Junction Camp, and Make-A-Wish Foundation. Media strategy leverages partnerships with broadcasters and platforms that cover NASCAR events, including networks like NBC Sports, FS1, and MRN (Motor Racing Network), and engages with audiences via social media channels used widely across the sport by organizations such as Hendrick Motorsports and Joe Gibbs Racing.
Category:NASCAR teams