NASCAR: Major announcement coming later today?

Ross Chastain, Trackhouse, NASCAR (Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images)
Ross Chastain, Trackhouse, NASCAR (Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images) /
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Trackhouse Racing Team indicated some sort of big news in regard to their new PROJECT91 NASCAR Cup Series program for Thursday.

Earlier this week, Trackhouse Entertainment Group announced a new program called PROJECT91. This program is designed to expand the international reach of the Justin Marks and Pitbull-owned Trackhouse Racing Team by fielding a NASCAR Cup Series entry, the #91 Chevrolet, for renowned international racing drivers in select races.

This #91 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 is set to make its debut at some point during the 2022 season as a third Trackhouse Racing Team entry alongside the team’s chartered full-time entries for Ross Chastain, the #1 Chevrolet, and Daniel Suarez, the #99 Chevrolet.

The plan is to expand the #91 Chevrolet’s program in the future, though there is still a very good chance that it won’t be limited to just one appearance over the course of the 2022 season’s final 23 races.

And fans may very well get to find out more details later today.

On Wednesday evening, Marks himself simply tweeted “Tomorrow.”, and a few minutes later, the PROJECT91 Twitter account tweeted “5.26.22”, accompanied by a short clip featuring the same.

Many have speculated that this could be confirmation of when the #91 Chevrolet will make its first appearance in 2022, and perhaps even who the first ever driver of the car will be.

In fact, it is widely believed that PROJECT91 was announced on Tuesday morning with Trackhouse Racing Team already having something along these lines in place.

Considering just how many possibilities there are in terms of “renowned international racing drivers” to put behind the wheel of the #91 Chevrolet, the whole PROJECT91 concept has led to many suggestions from fans as to who should get a chance to drive the new car at some point, ranging from Formula 1 drivers to IndyCar drivers to IMSA drivers to even a potential Jimmie Johnson return.

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As for today’s big announcement, we’ll just have to wait and see. But since entering the Cup Series last year, suffice it to say that Trackhouse Racing Team have done anything but disappoint. Expect that trend to continue no matter what today’s news brings.