March 2026 Edition | Volume 3

Through the first three races of the season, our organization has earned four top-10 finishes. Andrés Pérez de Lara currently sits seventh in the driver point standings, the No. 45 team is fourth in owner points, the No. 44 team is tenth, and the No. 42 team is twentieth. That’s a solid foundation to build on.

It’s been a fast and demanding start to the year, and with two weeks off before we head to Darlington, this is an opportunity to catch up, recharge, and come back refreshed and focused.

Thank you for the hard work each of you puts into your role every day. Every member of this organization plays an integral part in our success on and off the track. Keep up the great work.

We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to every Niece Motorsports team member who participated in our first-ever blood drive on March 2. This event, held in partnership with the American Red Cross, was an inspiring way to honor Greg Biffle’s legacy of giving back and helping others.

It was incredible to see so many colleagues step up to support this effort, and we hope to make the blood drive an annual event.

Thank you for your compassion, your commitment, and for making this inaugural event a success.

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Guests at Track: Please send all credential requests to credentials@niecemotorsports.com. Be sure to include the race for which you are requesting the credentials in the subject line of your email. In the body of the email be sure you include the individual’s name (as it appears on their driver’s license or photo ID), along with either their cell phone number or email address.

A few things to be aware of:

• Please feel free to send your credentials as early as possible, but no later than one week prior to the race for which you are requesting passes

• Your guest should typically receive their link to register on the Monday or Tuesday of race week (sometimes earlier)

• We only have access to Truck Series credentials; these passes are series-specific and cannot be used for the O’Reilly or Cup garages

• Minors are not permitted in the garage or on pit road any time there is on-track activity

• If you have a guest that is bringing a minor, we recommend also purchasing grandstand tickets so they have a place to watch the race

• NASCAR will not issue credentials for minors at the following tracks: St. Pete, Bristol, Martinsville, North Wilkesboro, IRP, and San Diego

• Per NASCAR rules, guests with garage and pit passes are not allowed to re-enter the garage once the race has started (this includes once the race is over). Please be sure that guests remove all personal belongings from the hauler/garage area, prior to the start of the race

• Guests are not permitted to have alcohol in the garage or on pit road at any time

• Our marketing and hospitality team will let you know if guests can sit on the team pit box; these spaces are contractually guaranteed to our sponsors, so they have first access

• Please note that radios and headsets are reserved for sponsors only. If you have guests that would like to utilize a radio/headset during the race, we kindly ask that they arrange for a rental. Radio rentals can be secured here.

• Please share the guest guide link with your guests so they know how to pick up credentials, parking information, etc.

• We do our best to accommodate all employee credential requests, but please be aware that we have a credential allotment from NASCAR that we cannot exceed. The earlier you get us your information the better.

• Make note of highly attended races (like Daytona, Charlotte, Michigan, etc.) as well as races where NASCAR cuts our allotment of passes in half (St. Pete, Bristol, Martinsville, North Wilkesboro and IRP)