Gray Gaulding is set to return to Daytona International Speedway for the Coke Zero Sugar 400, the Saturday night NASCAR Cup Series finale that will be broadcast live on NBC.
A New Chapter for Gray Gaulding
The driver’s recent history at the track includes a career‑best second‑place finish in 2020 and a ninth‑place result in the 2023 Xfinity Series race, positioning him as a contender for a strong performance this year.
This year’s entry is backed by primary sponsors Garage 66, Super Power Studios and Randy Blain Construction, each bringing distinct motivations to the partnership.
Super Power Studios, an AI innovation company, will debut its first major NASCAR activation at Daytona, promising a suite of digital experiences for fans attending the event.
Randy Blain Construction, a luxury builder based in Ontario, Canada, is supporting Gaulding because of his work ethic and community involvement, aiming to extend its brand reach through the sport’s national platform.
Garage 66 owner Carl Long said the new sponsors reflect a strategic effort to increase visibility for both Super Power Studios and Randy Blain Construction across the United States.