Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) announced today that with Cook Out’s full support, Victory Junction will serve as the primary sponsor of Ty Gibbs’ No. 54 Toyota Camry XSE for the NASCAR Cup Series race at Richmond Raceway on August 15th.
Founded in honor of Adam Petty, Victory Junction has spent more than two decades providing life-changing camp experiences for children living with complex medical and physical needs, welcoming thousands of campers and their families at no cost.
“I was so excited when Jeremy Reaves called to tell me Cook Out wanted to feature a Victory Junction paint scheme on Ty Gibbs’ car at Richmond,” said Camp Founder Kyle Petty. “That track has always meant a lot to my family. Four generations of Pettys—my grandfather, my dad, myself, and Adam—have raced there, and we’ve welcomed so many campers from Virginia and the Richmond area over the years.”
“To see Victory Junction represented on a track where our family’s story runs so deep is incredibly meaningful,” said Petty. “I can’t thank Jeremy, Ty, Cook Out and everyone at Joe Gibbs Racing enough for believing in Camp and helping introduce even more people to the amazing kids and families we serve. Before the green flag ever drops, Victory Junction is already a winner.”
Since opening in 2004, Victory Junction has welcomed children from all 50 states and four countries, providing medically safe camp experiences that build confidence, foster independence, and create lifelong friendships. Operating year-round, Victory Junction serves children living with a wide range of medical and physical conditions, ensuring every camper can attend regardless of their family’s financial circumstances.
“Victory Junction does such meaningful work for kids and their families, and it’s super special to have them on board,” said Gibbs. “We’re proud to help shine a light on everything they do, and hopefully we can put the No. 54 Victory Junction/Cook Out Toyota Camry XSE up front under the lights at Richmond.”
So far this season, Gibbs has posted career highs with nine top-five finishes and 14 top-10 results in addition to his first career Cup Series win at Bristol Motor Speedway in April. His 12.0-average finish ranks fourth among Cup Series drivers, and he sits fourth in the championship standings with four races remaining in the regular season.
In addition to the Richmond race, JGR announced Max Reaves will race a similar design in ARCA Menards Series races at Iowa Speedway on August 7, the Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield on August 23 and Madison International Speedway on August 28.
“I’m so excited to drive the Victory Junction Cook Out Toyota Camry for Joe Gibbs Racing in the upcoming ARCA races. Victory Junction has always meant a lot to me because of the incredible work they do to give kids an unforgettable camp experience,” said Max Reaves. “We love Victory Junction – the campers, the volunteers, and everyone who works so hard to bring so much joy to kids and families summer after summer.”
Gibbs and the No. 54 Victory Junction/Cook Out Toyota Camry XSE will take the green flag at Richmond Raceway on Saturday, August 15, at 7:30 p.m. ET on USA.
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