Chase Briscoe

Chase David Wayne Briscoe was born on December 15, 1994, beginning his racing journey at just six years old when he started competing in quarter midgets in 2001. In his debut, he immediately showed promise by winning both his heat race and feature event.

After a brief hiatus from racing, Briscoe returned to the track at age 13, stepping up to the demanding world of 410 sprint cars. His comeback season in 2006 proved remarkable, recording 17 top-ten finishes throughout the year and capping it off with a victory in the final race of the season. This achievement made him the youngest driver ever to win a 410 sprint car race, breaking NASCAR champion Jeff Gordon's record by one year - and he accomplished this feat while racing with an engine from 1993.

Briscoe's path toward NASCAR's top levels included participation in the Peak Stock Car Dream Challenge in 2013. This contest offered the winner a coveted ride at Michael Waltrip Racing, representing a significant opportunity for aspiring drivers. Briscoe advanced through the competition and ultimately finished second behind Patrick Staropoli in the challenge.

Briscoe's professional stock car career reached a major milestone in 2016 when he captured the ARCA Racing Series championship, establishing himself as a rising talent in NASCAR's developmental ranks.

Currently competing full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series, Briscoe drives the No. 19 Toyota Camry XSE for Joe Gibbs Racing, one of the sport's most prestigious organizations. Beyond his driving duties, he has expanded into team ownership, operating Chase Briscoe Racing, his own World of Outlaws sprint car racing team, demonstrating his commitment to grassroots motorsports development.