Chevrolet achieved an extraordinary season by capturing both the driver and manufacturer championships in the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship, completing a historic sweep at Saturday’s finale at Phoenix Raceway. This accomplishment marked Chevrolet’s 23rd driver title and 27th manufacturer title, further strengthening the brand’s legacy in the sport.
Historic Achievements Highlight the 2025 Season Finale at Phoenix
The 2025 NASCAR Xfinity Series season concluded at Phoenix Raceway, where Jesse Love of Richard Childress Racing clinched his first-ever series championship. Piloting his No. 2 Chevrolet, Love took his second victory of the season during the season-ending race, claiming the championship in just his second year in the series and on his first appearance in the Championship Four.
“What an incredible way to end a historic season for Chevrolet in the NASCAR Xfinity Series,”
said Dr. Eric Warren, Vice President, Global Motorsports Competition for General Motors.
“We’re proud of the team effort and contributions made by everyone involved in this program to produce a record-setting 26 wins, with 13 different drivers contributing points towards our ninth–consecutive Xfinity Series manufacturer championship.”
– Dr. Eric Warren, Vice President, Global Motorsports Competition, General Motors
The season’s final moments highlighted a dominant year for Chevrolet, which tallied 26 wins with points contributions from 13 different drivers. This achievement secured Chevrolet its ninth consecutive manufacturer championship, emphasizing the strength of teamwork and depth within the organization’s racing pursuits.
Jesse Love’s Path to Championship Glory with Richard Childress Racing
Jesse Love, a 20-year-old native of Menlo Park, California, began his sophomore campaign with Richard Childress Racing by taking the checkered flag at the Daytona International Speedway season opener. Throughout the season, consistency played a critical role for Love and the No. 2 Chevrolet team, as they accumulated two wins, nine top-five finishes, and 22 top-ten results, ranking second-best in the series and paving the way to the championship.
“Winning this championship is a huge moment for Jesse Love, Danny Stockman and the entire Richard Childress Racing organization,”
said Warren.
“From an impressive performance behind the wheel, to execution on pit road and great strategy on the pit box throughout the season – the team delivered yet another strong performance when it mattered the most. Jesse is a true testament of the young talent we have in our driver lineup, and we’re proud that he’s earned his first career NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship with Chevrolet.”
– Dr. Eric Warren, Vice President, Global Motorsports Competition, General Motors
With this result, Love gave Richard Childress Racing its sixth driver championship in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, all under the Chevrolet banner, reinforcing the organization’s enduring partnership and success in manufacturer championships.
“Congratulations to Richard Childress and everyone at Richard Childress Racing on earning their sixth NASCAR Xfinity Series title,”
added Warren.
“Through the milestone victories and championships, Chevrolet is proud to have been a partner with them from the beginning.”
– Dr. Eric Warren, Vice President, Global Motorsports Competition, General Motors
Chevrolet’s Legacy Among NASCAR Xfinity Series Champions
Jesse Love joins a distinguished list of Chevrolet-affiliated drivers who have secured NASCAR Xfinity Series driver championships over the years, such as Justin Allgaier (2024), Tyler Reddick, William Byron, Chase Elliott, Austin Dillon, Clint Bowyer, Martin Truex, Jr., Brian Vickers, Kevin Harvick, Jeff Green, Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Randy LaJoie, Johnny Benson, David Green, Steve Grissom, Joe Nemechek, and Larry Pearson. Their achievements highlight Chevrolet’s impactful role and long-standing presence in the development and success of rising stars in the series.
Looking Forward to the Next NASCAR Xfinity Series Season
Chevrolet will return as a prominent competitor in the next NASCAR Xfinity Series season, which kicks off with the season-opener at Daytona International Speedway on February 14, 2026. The team, drivers, and fans alike will be eager to see if Richard Childress Racing and Chevrolet can build on this year’s momentum and continue their championship-winning legacy in the world of NASCAR.
