NASCAR veteran Brett Moffitt will reunite with Joe Gibbs Racing to compete in next month’s Xfinity Series race in his home state of Iowa.
Moffitt, who competed in what is now the ARCA East series for JGR early in his career, will drive the No. 19 Toyota for the organization in the June 17 race at Iowa Speedway. Moffitt last competed for JGR in 2010 in ARCA East, earning two wins and six top-five finishes while finishing second in the series standings. The 31-year-old native of Grimes, Iowa, has had much success at the track.
“I have a lot of great memories of racing at Iowa Speedway, especially the back-to-back wins in the Truck Series,” said Moffitt, who won the 2018 Truck title. “I’m grateful for Destiny Homes and Concrete Supply supporting me, and I feel really confident that with Joe Gibbs Racing and Toyota, we have the opportunity to find the same success in June.” Overall, Moffitt has made 117 Xfinity starts with three top-five and 32 top-190 finishes. His series best finish is a second at Daytona in 2021.
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