Shane van Gisbergen’s expected move to NASCAR will be in a development program driving in all three national series for Trackhouse Racing.
Van Gisbergen is a three-time Supercars champion. His Triple Eight Race Engineering team, which competes under the Red Bull Racing brand, has said it would let van Gisbergen leave for NASCAR.
Trackhouse Racing team owner Justin Marks said van Gisbergen’s 2024 racing schedule will be tailored to provide him with a variety of NASCAR experience. Van Gisbergen joins a growing list of New Zealand motorsports stars landing high-profile racing jobs around the world. Liam Lawson recently made his Formula One debut and Scott Dixon is the veteran of three Kiwi drivers in IndyCar. Dixon is a six-time IndyCar champion from Auckland who won three of the final four races of the IndyCar season, and his Chip Ganassi Racing teammate, Marcus Armstrong, won IndyCar top rookie honors despite not running the five oval races.
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