Josh Berry will race with a fresh look in the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series as Wood Brothers Racing and sponsor Würth have revealed an eye-catching new livery for the No. 21 Ford Mustang. The bold red, white, and black design will hit the track for two key races, expanding Berry’s growing portfolio of sponsor collaborations and continuing the team’s tradition of dynamic appearances in NASCAR.
Würth Introduces New Paint Scheme for Berry’s No. 21 Car
Würth, the German company known for its specialty tools and fastening products, has introduced the “WürthWrapped” livery for Josh Berry’s 2026 campaign. The new paint scheme will be prominent at Texas Motor Speedway on May 3 and at Bristol Motor Speedway on September 19, marking notable weekends for Wood Brothers Racing and their fans. The announcement was made via Würth’s Instagram account, alongside a full reveal of four special race paint schemes for the upcoming season.
“It’s officially that time! Announcing our Würth Wrapped races for the 2026 season!!”
The new design further cements Würth’s involvement with the storied Wood Brothers Racing team, having previously introduced the recognizable color palette as the primary sponsor at Texas in the previous season. This partnership comes as Berry continues his ascent in the NASCAR Cup Series after succeeding Harrison Burton in the No. 21 seat.
Other Major Partners and Paint Schemes in Recent Seasons
In addition to Würth, Wood Brothers Racing has enjoyed collaboration with a roster of high-profile sponsors. Last year, PPG brought a vibrant paint scheme to the No. 21 for the Brickyard 400, serving as the title sponsor for the renowned event. Advance Auto Parts provided backing as the primary partner for Berry’s entry at Dover Motor Speedway, while Motorcraft/Quick Lane appeared on the car for several race weekends. The team’s continued success in securing top sponsors demonstrates its broad appeal and reliable performance at marquee racing events such as Sonoma Raceway, Charlotte Motor Speedway, and Phoenix Raceway.
Looking Back: A Season of Visual Standouts for Berry and WBR
The 2025 season saw Josh Berry and Wood Brothers Racing showcase a “season’s worth of paint schemes,” according to a social media collage featuring every unique look run throughout the year. Early that season, WBR announced a partnership with wireless mesh Wi-Fi company eero, which supported the No. 21 Ford for three prominent races. Eero’s blue and white livery will continue into 2026, providing additional visual diversity for Berry’s machine.
The team also debuted a special Darlington throwback theme to honor Jim Clark’s 1965 victory, earning widespread fan acclaim for the green and yellow retro-inspired design—a sign of WBR’s knack for blending history with contemporary flair. Additional support during 2025 came from sponsors such as Dex Imaging, Menards, Ford, and the long-standing partnership with Quick Lane.
“A season’s worth of paint schemes, all in one place. Proud to carry our partners’ colors all year long.”
Berry’s Growing Achievements and Future Prospects
Josh Berry has quickly made a mark with Wood Brothers Racing, capturing his first Cup Series win at Las Vegas after taking over from Harrison Burton. Finishing the season 16th overall, Berry’s consistent performance has underpinned the team’s strong standing with sponsors, fans, and partners alike.
Looking ahead to 2026, Berry’s car will not only feature the newly unveiled Würth scheme but also continue a tradition of varied and memorable liveries at significant races, including stops at Texas Motor Speedway, Bristol Motor Speedway, and additional appearances by Würth on Team Penske’s No. 12 car with Ryan Blaney at Talladega Superspeedway and the debut race at San Diego Naval Base Coronado. The ongoing evolution of Josh Berry’s NASCAR presence, highlighted by innovative sponsor partnerships and visually distinct car designs, underscores the team’s commitment to excellence and fan engagement as they prepare for the new season.
