After parting ways with Kyle Busch, NASCAR driver finds redemption with Chevrolet

21-year-old Parker Retzlaff’s NASCAR career took a downturn earlier this year with his departure from Jordan Anderson Racing (JAR), leading to speculation about his future. However, he has now signed with Alpha Prime Racing for the 2025 NASCAR Xfinity Series season, where he will pilot the No. 4 Chevrolet full-time. Retzlaff previously had a promising start, earning three top-fives, 12 top-tens, and two pole positions across 75 Xfinity starts. Despite his controversy at Daytona, he brings a respectable resume and youthful energy to his new team. Alpha Prime owner Caesar Bacarella expressed excitement about Retzlaff’s signing, stating that his talent will help elevate the team. Retzlaff joins Brennan Poole to form a promising lineup as the team aims to improve in the Xfinity Series standings. The 2025 season kicks off at Daytona International Speedway, the site of his infamous controversy, where Retzlaff will look to make a positive impact.