Trackhouse Racing president Ty Norris leaves NASCAR team

There’s been a shakeup at the top of one of NASCAR’s prominent teams, according to a report from The Athletic’s Jordan Bianchi.

Bianchi reports that Trackhouse Racing president Ty Norris has left the team, according to sources. The Athletic reporter adds that he’s hearing Norris may be headed to Kaulig Racing, albeit in an unknown capacity.

It’s not the first shakeup at Trackhouse Racing this season, though it’s certainly the most high-profile.

Already the organization has made the decision to part ways with driver Zane Smith. Smith has raced the No. 71 for Spire Motorsports in an agreement with Trackhouse.

Following the announcement of his split from the organization, Smith planned to finish out the season in 2024. But he will not return to the organization in 2025.

Meanwhile, the team has tapped Shane van Gisbergen to drive a Cup Series car for the 2025 season, effectively replacing Smith. Van Gisbergen has been quite successful in his stints of higher-level racing so far this year, notably posting a second-place finish just last weekend at Watkins Glen International.

On3 will have more on this developing story shortly.

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