Jordan Anderson Racing will expand to three full-time cars and has signed a technical alliance with Richard Childress Racing for the 2026 O’Reilly Auto Parts Series season, team owner Jordan Anderson announced on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio on Thursday morning.
The No. 32 Chevrolet will be dubbed an all-star car, with a rotating cast of drivers. Anderson didn’t announce what drivers will split time in the ride.
“We are officially going to announce that we are going to have three full-time cars next season, which is a big jump for us,” Anderson said on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio. “We were able to get our feet in the water this year with running that third car more than half the year and felt like the timing was right. Between everything else that we’ve been building behind the scenes, we were able to sign a technical alliance with RCR to officially have one moving forward with them starting this next year.
“We haven’t quite announced all of our parts and pieces for the 32 car, but it is going to be an all-star car with a handful of different drivers in that car throughout the year and looking forward to having it as an all-star car to go chase some wins.”
The No. 32 car made 21 appearances in 2025, with a quartet of top-10 finishes. Three of those came from Austin Green at road courses, including a runner-up finish at the Charlotte Motor Speedway ROVAL. Anderson finished seventh in the season-opening race at Daytona International Speedway. Katherine Legge and Rajah Caruth also made starts for the team’s No. 32 entry, and Caruth announced last month on the Dale Jr Download that he would compete in some races during the 2026 season for JAR.