With a total of 489 starts accredited to his NASCAR Cup Series resume, Casey Mears is returning to competition at NASCAR’s top level to chase a landmark – 500 starts. The Bakersfield, California-native has joined forces with Garage 66 (formerly known as MBM Motorsports) to pilot the No.

Casey Mears will return to NASCAR Cup Series competition for the first time in six years with Garage 66 later this month at Martinsville Speedway. The team announced on Thursday, one day after

Casey Mears, who last competed in the NASCAR Cup Series in 2019, is scheduled to make his series return at the March 30 Martinsville race for Garage 66, the team announced Thursday. Mears, who turned 47 years old Wednesday,

Garage 66’s first attempts were a disaster—can Casey Mears finally deliver results or will his quest for 500 starts end at Martinsville?

Casey Mears, a veteran of 489 NASCAR Cup Series races and winner of the 2007 Coca-Cola 600, is making an unexpected return to the top level of the sport. Mears, 47, will pilot the Garage 66 entry (formerly MBM Motorsports) at Martinsville Speedway on March 30.

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Casey Mears will return to NASCAR driving the No. 66 car for Garage 66 in the Cup Series race at Martinsville Speedway in 2025.

Casey Mears is returning to the NASCAR Cup Series after a six-year absence, driving the No. 66 at Martinsville at the end of this month.