After two successful outings of the 2025 Drivers Recruitment Tests at Fontenay Le Comte in France, the next stage will take place in Italy. The NASCAR Euro Series is teaming up with the Sharks team to host the recruitment sessions at the Cremona Circuit, located between Milan and Parma on February 4-5. The track offers a challenging layout and is the perfect place to start a career in NASCAR in Europe. The 3.7-kilometer layout features a mix of technical corners and high-speed straights and will prepare drivers for the seven-event 2025 season.

Before Christmas, Speedhouse Racing confirmed 17-year-old Jose Antonio Penalta Yague – The Spaniard will compete in the 2025 Rookie Challenge season

Loris Hezemans was the driver to take the victory in NASCAR Whelen Euro Series’ last visit to Raceway Venray in 2019. Five years later EuroNASCAR returned to the half-mile oval in the Netherlands where Loris’ younger brother, Liam Hezemans, who racet his earlier carreer in karting (IAME X30) was crowned as the NASCAR Oval GP Champion.

Lucas Lasserre’s Speedhouse team welcomes a new driver in Dani Briz, 17-year old karting star from Spain. Briz will drive the #33 Ford Mustang in the regularity division – the Club Challenge – as the newest driver to join Speedhouse’s developmental Academy Driver Program, which has produced many talents that have found their way to success in the official European NASCAR championship.

Bremotion will expand its NASCAR Whelen Euro Series program to two cars for the 2024 season. The German organization, led by Patrick Brenndorfer, will field the #77 Chevrolet Camaro for the first time in the season opener at Circuit Ricardo Tormo in Valencia, Spain. Julien-Noel Rehberg from Germany, who participated in the 2024 Drivers Recruitment Program, will make his EuroNASCAR 2 debut as a Bremotion driver.