Haas Factory Team Could Find New Life With Chevy And Hendrick Alliance

Haas Factory Team switching from Ford to Chevy for ’26

Haas Factory Team will part ways with Ford in favor of Chevrolet starting in 2026. The switch to Chevrolet also creates a new technical alliance with Hendrick Motorsports, which will provide engines in the NASCAR Cup Series and the NASCAR Xfinity Series. The team currently uses Ford bodies and engines in both series. “First and foremost, we want to thank Ford for its partnership,” said Joe Custer, president of Haas Factory Team. “Their support a…

Haas Factory Team switching from Ford to Chevy for '26

Haas Factory Team will part ways with Ford in favor of Chevrolet starting in 2026.

NASCAR NEWS Haas Moving from Ford to Chevrolet in 2026

On Friday morning, the NASCAR world learned the Haas Factory Support team is making the manufacturer move from Ford to Chevrolet beginning with the 2026 season. They will form an alignment with Hendrick Motorsports.HFS has been a member of the Blue Oval fold since 2017 with NASCAR Champion and Hall of Fame driver/owner, Tony Stewart, when the team was called Stewart Haas Racing. When it was formed it was racing Chevrolets. In 2024, Stewart left …

Haas Factory Team Could Find New Life With Chevy And Hendrick Alliance

If you’re going to reinvent yourself in NASCAR, you could do far worse than hitching your wagon to Hendrick Motorsports—and that’s exactly what Haas has done.

Haas Factory Team will make the switch to Chevrolet in 2026

Hendrick Motorsports and the Haas Factory Team enter a new technical alliance The Haas Factory Team will make the switch from Ford to Chevrolet starting with the 2026 season. The team currently runs Ford bodies and engines in the NASCAR Cup Series and Xfinity Series. They will also have a new technical alliance with Hendrick Motorsports. HMS will provide engines in the Cup Series as well as the Xfinity Series. Gene Haas started the team back in …

Haas Factory Team will switch to Chevrolet and align with Hendrick in 2026

The Gene Haas-owned team will switch manufacturers at the end of the season, and establish a new technical alliance with the most successful organization in NASCAR history