Ty Dillon will replace Daniel Hemric at Kaulig Racing for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series. This unexpected move will see Dillon stepping into the Cup Series from his position in the Truck Series, while Hemric's future remains uncertain.

The two-car NASCAR Cup team, which recently signed industry veteran Ty Norris as the Chief Business Officer, has announced its full driver roster for 2025. Joining A.J. Allmendinger will be Ty Dillon,

Ty Norris joins Kaulig Racing as Chief Business Officer, bringing expertise to enhance partnerships and drive competitive growth.

Trackhouse Racing has confirmed the addition of longtime NASCAR industry notable Ty Norris to a senior leadership position. Norris, who recently left Trackhouse Racing under amicable terms, will serve as Chief Business Officer for the team owned by Matt Kaulig and presided by Chris Rice. Norris has been with Trackhouse since its inception in 2021.

Kaulig Racing has hired Ty Norris as its chief business officer, a role he had held until recently at Trackhouse Racing. Kaulig Racing stated in its announcement that Norris will focus "on partnerships and long-term strategy along owner Matt Kaulig and team President Chris Rice.

Kaulig Racing announces the addition of NASCAR industry veteran Ty Norris to the team. Norris will serve as the team's Chief Business Officer, focusing on partnerships and

Ty Norris has officially joined Kaulig Racing as the organization's new Chief Business Officer. Norris will work alongside team owner Matt Kaulig and team president Chris Rice.