Richard Childress Racing continues to build its lineup for 2025 and beyond. The latest move is a multi-year deal with Titan Risk Solutions.
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The multi-car team announced the news Monday morning with a press release. RCR confirmed that Titan Risk Solutions, which focuses on trucking companies, will provide support for three different drivers in 2025 and beyond.
This support includes sponsorship of Austin Dillon in the NASCAR Cup Series and sponsorship of both Jesse Love and Austin Hill in the NASCAR Xfinity Series. RCR did not detail any of the races that will feature the Titan Risk Solutions schemes.
NEWS: Titan Risk Solutions (@titan_riskins1) continues it's multi-year, multi-car partnership with Richard Childress Racing in 2025 with sponsorship in both the NASCAR Cup Series and the NASCAR Xfinity Series.
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"Titan Risk Solutions offers a dynamic platform of insurance, safety compliance, and driver training within the trucking industry," said Torrey Galida, president of RCR, in a statement.
"Their one-stop solution is a great fit for a number of our industry partners. We couldn't be happier to continue working with Tim and everyone at Titan Risk Solutions, and to have the opportunity to help them achieve their business goals."
The 2025 season will not mark the first time that Titan Risk Solutions has joined forces with Richard Childress Racing. The Kansas-based company previously partnered with a different driver for a crown jewel race.
Titan Risk Solutions was the primary sponsor of Ty Dillon and the No. 33 Chevrolet last season as the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway returned to the Cup schedule. Dillon showcased a black and gray scheme for the partner as he finished 19th in the crown jewel event.
Titan Risk Solutions will return to the lineup in 2025, this time with the elder Dillon. The company will support the No. 3 team, which now features a new figure calling the shots. Dillon will have Southern 500 winner Richard Boswell leading the way as crew chief as RCR tries to get back to its winning ways and back to the playoffs.
