The Lineup
Jordan Anderson Racing Bommarito Autosport is gearing up for a pivotal weekend at the historic Indianapolis Motor Speedway, where the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series will stage its latest chapter. The team will unleash three Chevrolet‑powered entries, each bearing the colors of a partnership that blends grassroots ambition with seasoned backing.
Veteran Jeb Burton, currently positioned 21st in the NOAPS standings, brings a modest résumé of one top‑five and a top‑10 finish at the 2.5‑mile oval. After a recent setback that saw him slip from contention, Burton is eager to translate early practice speed into a stronger qualifying effort and a race that could re‑ignite his campaign.
Rookie Blaine Perkins, ranked 22nd in the points tally, will step onto the Indianapolis stage for the third time in his career. Though his track record at the venue is still emerging, Perkins hopes to capitalize on the experience and add a fresh spark to the lineup.
Rajah Caruth, the 13th‑placed contender in the series, is making his Indianapolis debut this weekend. With his eyes fixed on a strong run that could preserve his slim ‘Chase’ hopes, Caruth represents the next wave of talent the series is watching closely.
The organization itself traces its roots to driver‑owner Jordan Anderson, whose vision of grit, growth and opportunity has been amplified by partner John Bommarito. Over the years the multi‑car outfit has evolved from a modest effort into a competitive force that punches above its weight in the NASCAR garage.
Beyond individual ambitions, the team’s presence at Indianapolis underscores a broader narrative of underdog perseverance. As the season progresses, each stage at the Brickyard could prove decisive in shaping the playoff picture, and Jordan Anderson Racing Bommarito Autosport is poised to write another chapter in its unlikely ascent.