Toni Breidinger lands Tricon Garage ride for Daytona, new Celsius sponsorships

As far as prospects go in NASCAR, I’d put Toni Breidinger in the top-25 under 25 years old. She hasn’t won in a stock car, but her USAC background and marketability make her a driver to watch for the future. Superstar potential if the results start to line up with her popularity.

She earned four top-5 finishes in 2023 in the ARCA Menard’s Series, driving part-time. There is a lot to be excited about for Breidinger and this partnership with Tricon Garage.

Toni Breidinger ready for 2024 ARCA season

If you are going to drive full-time for Venturini Motorsports in the ARCA Menards Series, you have to win. Plain and simple. That organization has too much success and too many winners for excuses to make up for poor performances.

Right now, all we really have to go off of are the single-lap fastest times from the practice session ARCA had a couple of weeks back. Overall, Toni Breidinger was 2nd fastest, only behind her Venturini teammate Jake Finch.

Breidinger is ready to get going with Venturini.

“I’m really excited to run another full season with Toyota Racing and Venturini Motorsports,” Breidinger said. “Working with Toyota Racing and Venturini Motorsports has given me the tools and resources to develop as a driver.

“This is a great opportunity for me, and I’m ready to capitalize on the moment. There’s a lot that goes on behind the scenes to make this all come together, and I’m grateful for the support I’ve be able to pursue my dreams. I truly cannot thank my partners enough for believing in not only me, but female athletes. I’m ready to kick off this season with Toyota and VMS at Daytona.”

Double duty at Daytona, Toni Breidinger will race the ARCA 200 and the Truck Series NextEra Energy 250.