The 2024 NASCAR season ended mere weeks ago with Joey Logano winning his third Cup Series championship, but Lionel Racing is already looking forward to 2025.
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The diecast company has started updating its website with preorders for the upcoming waves of diecast cars. The list includes some cars that debuted during the 2024 season, but it also showcases some schemes that will hit the track next season.
Christopher Bell will once again have DeWalt as one of his primary sponsors next season. He will bring back the yellow and black colors of the tool manufacturer, but he will have a slightly different scheme.
Pre-orders are open for the 2025 No. 20 Christopher Bell DeWALT die-cast!
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— Lionel Racing (@Lionel_Racing) November 26, 2024
The logos will remain the same for 2025 along with the "Guaranteed Tough" slogan. The black stripes will be different, however, which will move the DeWalt logos on the sides of the car.
One other change for 2025 is the associate sponsor logo. Bell had Yahoo! as a primary and associate sponsor last season, which was represented on his DeWalt scheme.
This year's scheme, however, has a Reser's logo. The potato salad and macaroni salad company has long been a primary sponsor of Martin Truex Jr. The 2017 Cup champion has showcased their schemes over the years in a large number of races, but he has since retired from full-time competition.
Truex will no longer drive the No. 19 Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing, but Reser's Fine Foods will continue to support the drivers in the lineup.
One of the Lionel preorders is for the No. 12 Team Penske Ford Mustang featuring Dent Wizard as the primary sponsor. The company sponsored Ryan Blaney at Atlanta Motor Speedway last season, and it will return for 2025.
Pre-orders are open for the 2025 No. 12 Ryan Blaney Dent Wizard die-cast!
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— Lionel Racing (@Lionel_Racing) November 27, 2024
The 2025 version of the Dent Wizard scheme does not appear to have any major changes from previous iterations. It will still feature a blue base with white accents and a white hood. The car will continue to feature associate sponsor logos for Menards and Wabash.
