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A Historic Victory for a Legendary Team
In a moment that will be etched in NASCAR history, Josh Berry secured his first NASCAR Cup Series win at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, delivering Wood Brothers Racing its 101st victory. The milestone comes in the team’s 75th year in the sport, adding even more significance to the achievement.
Berry, behind the wheel of the No. 21 Ford Mustang, not only fulfilled a lifelong dream but also carried forward the legacy of NASCAR’s longest-standing team. The triumph was met with widespread celebration, including a heartfelt message from seven-time Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson.
Jimmie Johnson Joins in the Celebration
Although Johnson never raced for Wood Brothers Racing, he understands what it takes to reach the top in NASCAR. The racing legend took to social media to acknowledge Berry’s incredible moment and the historic importance of the win for Wood Brothers Racing.
“What a memorable day for the sport of NASCAR and our fans,” Johnson said. “We witnessed a racer live the dream and collect his first W in the big show. Well done Josh Berry! Couple that with the history of the Wood Brothers, while celebrating their 75th year in the sport. There’s only one thing left to do. Let’s raise a glass!”
Berry’s Journey to Victory
For Berry, this win was more than just a trophy—it was proof of perseverance. The driver expressed immense gratitude for being part of the Wood Brothers team and credited those around him for supporting his growth.
“It’s just incredible. They’ve been so good to me,” Berry said. “It’s been a great relationship. Obviously, thank everybody at Wood Brothers Racing, but Team Penske as well. They’ve welcomed me with open arms and tried to help me and accelerate this learning process as much as I can.”
Berry also praised crew chief Miles Stanley, highlighting the trust and confidence they’ve built together. “He is so good at what he’s doing, and we have a great thing going on together. He really believes in me,” Berry added.
A Legacy That Lives On
Wood Brothers Racing, founded in 1950, has long been a cornerstone of NASCAR. Over the years, the team has competed in 1,766 Cup Series races, producing 101 wins and cementing its place in motorsports history.
This latest victory not only honors the past but signals a promising future. With Berry proving his talent on one of the sport’s biggest stages, Wood Brothers Racing’s legacy is alive and well—ready for the next chapter in its storied history.