Jordan Anderson Racing Bommarito Autosport is set to make its highly anticipated return to Daytona International Speedway for the Winn‑Dixie 250 Powered by Coca‑Cola on August 28, 2026, closing out the 2026 NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series.
The historic 2.5‑mile superspeedway, renowned for its relentless drafting battles and aerodynamic nuances, will once again serve as the proving ground for a three‑car lineup that includes Jeb Burton, Blaine Perkins and Daniel Dye.
Drivers Eyeing Points Gains
Jeb Burton, who pilots the No. 27 entry, is focused on shedding his 21st‑place standing and breaking into the top‑20, a milestone that would underscore the team’s progress after a modest start to the season.
Blaine Perkins, behind the wheel of the No. 31 car, aims to add to his three top‑ten finishes and the stage victory he captured on a drafting‑heavy circuit earlier this year, hoping to translate that momentum into a stronger overall result.
Rookie Daniel Dye, the No. 32 driver, is eager to make a splash in his debut with the team, viewing the home‑state race as an opportunity to showcase his talent on a stage that rewards speed and strategy in equal measure.
A Legacy of Drafting Success
The organization, founded by driver‑owner Jordan Anderson, has already etched its name in superspeedcale lore with a 2023 victory at Talladega Superspeedway, a track whose aerodynamic demands mirror those of Daytona. That triumph validated the team’s focus on innovation and strategic partnership.
Sponsorships such as Golden Coral, State Water Heaters, EasyCare, Bommarito Automotive Group and BG Products provide the financial backbone that enables the team to compete at the highest level, while broadcast partners CW Network, ESPN Unlimited and SiriusXM NASCAR Channel 90 ensure that millions of fans can follow every lap.
Beyond the track, Anderson’s vision emphasizes a break from convention, seeking to build a new legacy that blends racing heritage with forward‑thinking development for drivers and crew alike.