Four-time Indy 500 winner Helio Castroneves will attempt to make the Daytona 500 in the Project 91 car in February.

Trackhouse Racing owner Justin Marks is a regular visitor to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway during the Month of May.

Castroneves’s familiarity with the Daytona circuit is a crucial asset, enhancing his application for success in NASCAR’s prestigious Daytona 500. His statement, likening the race to “Dancing with the Stars,” highlights his commitment to teamwork and tactical collaboration, vital components for victory in such a demanding competition.

Marks first attended the Indianapolis 500 with his father in 1995 and watched from the grandstands as Jacques Villeneuve won the historic race. This year, Marks—who has become a master of breaking molds —has entered four-time Indianapolis 500 winner Helio Castroneves in the Daytona 500.

Right now, there are no other NASCAR Cup Series teams pushing boundaries quite like Justin Marks and Trackhouse Racing. From NASCAR to IMSA and even competing in MotoGP.

Justin Marks' Trackhouse Racing has unveiled a bold aspiration to expand into another racing series, building on its dynamic ventures in NASCAR, MotoGP, and IMSA. Marks believes the team's legacy would be incomplete without competing in "the world's greatest open-wheel race," the Indianapolis 500.

Trackhouse Racing owner Justin Marks expresses his ambitions to enter the Indy 500 soon, following the launch of two international drivers.

Trackhouse Racing was only created in 2021 but now has three full-time NASCAR Cup Series drivers, has expanded into MotoGP, but the Indy500 is next in sight.