Connor Zilisch has its views in two main objectives, as it wins the 98th victory for the JRM team by Dale Jr.


Connor Zilisch won his third race of the year in Sonoma Raceway, which marks the 98th victory of JR Motorsports at the Nascar Xfinity Series. With a record of gains from the 100th series for grabs, the 18-year-old wants to bring him himself for the team.

Zilisch is one of four full -time drivers JR MotorsportsDale Earnhardt Jr. Driving the Chevrolet Camaro#88, the native of North Carolina competes next to Carson Kvapil (#1), Sammy Smith (#8) and the champion of the defense series, Justin Allgaier (#7).

His last victory at Sonoma Raceway saw him how to fight again by victory against Shane van Gisbergen after his Duel to Chicago last week. He started his degree second before taking leadership at the end of the second phase. In the last lap, SVG struck four, but saved the car before crossing the finish line first.

In a post X, PRN shared the ambitious connection of Connor Zilisch this year, including getting the hundredth victory of JR Motorsports in Indianapolis Motor Speedway and then won the championship.

“Connor ziliscch in winning the 98th race for JR Motorsports:” I really want to get 100 wins for @jrmotorsports. We hope we can do it in Indy. Looking forward to the future here, it has been an impressive year and I hope a championship in November, “wrote PRN.

Connor Zilisch in winning the 98th race for Jr Motorsports: “I really want to get 100 wins for @jrmotorsports. We hope we can do it in Indy. Looking forward to the future here, it has been an impressive year and I hope a championship in November.”

To win Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Connor Zilisch must win the following two races (Betrivers 200 in Dover and Pennzoil 250 in Indianapolis). Thanks to the Nascar Earn and you're inside Rule, the young man is locked in the playoffs to have the opportunity to win the championship.

Following the Boss/Foodmaxx 250 in Sonoma Raceway, Zilisch has won three wins, eight first 5 and 10 top-10s as a novel. He currently ranks fourth in the standings behind Justin Allgaier, Sam Mayer and Austin Hill.

“Hats Out of Shane”: Connor Zilisch in the fight against Shane Van Gisbergen by victory

Connor Zilisch congratulated Shane van Gisbergen by his battle in Sonoma Raceway. He thinks they ran with respect after losing -by an aggressive movement in Chicago last week.

Speaking about SVG, which led the #9 JR Motorsports Chevrolet as a part -time entry, Zilisch said in an interview after the race:

“Hats in Shane (Van Gisbergen). It was impressive. The whole race, I feel we headed for respect (…) It was impressive to compete against him finally and fight with him throughout the race.”

Zilisch won the Pit Boss/Foodmaxx 250 ahead of the Australian driver for 0.438 seconds. William Sawalich finished third, followed by Nick Sanchez and Riley Herbst, who joined the race as a part -time pilot of Joe Gibbs Racing.

While the 18 -year -old is preparing for the weekend of the Dover Race, Shane Van Gisbergen will return on Sunday to the court for Toyota/Save Mart 350 (Cup). SVG is one of the full -time drivers of Trackhouse Racing, next to Ross Chastain and Daniel Suarez, though the The latter must leave the team At the end of the 2025 season.