Josh Berry is ready to join Wood Brothers Racing, filling the seat vacated by Chase Briscoe’s move to Joe Gibbs Racing.

Berry's Anticipated Move

Berry’s addition aims to rejuvenate the iconic 21 car, infusing it with fresh talent and determination toward their 100th win.

Reviving the No. 21 Car

Negotiations and Announcement

Negotiations between Berry and Wood Brothers have been ongoing for weeks, with an official announcement expected soon.

The 21 car is prepared at Team Penske's shop, surrounded by Penske personnel, enhancing its potential performance.

Team Penske Collaboration

Jeremy Bullins, the current crew chief for the 21 car, will be crucial in optimizing Berry's performance.

Impact of Crew Chief

Berry's proven ability to perform under pressure is expected to help the Wood Brothers achieve their long-awaited 100th win.

Chasing the 100th Win

Ford System Relationships

Berry’s move to Wood Brothers ensures he remains within the Ford family, vital for both the driver and manufacturer.

It's uncertain if Rodney Childers, Berry's current crew chief, will follow him to Wood Brothers Racing.

Speculation About  Rodney Childers

Berry’s move is part of a dynamic NASCAR free agency market, potentially setting off a chain reaction affecting multiple teams.

NASCAR Free Agency Market

The partnership between Berry and Wood Brothers Racing holds promise for sustained success and achieving their historic goals.

Future Prospects for Berry and Wood Brothers