Josh Williams, a long-time competitor in NASCAR’s Xfinity Series, is reportedly preparing to leave his current team, Kaulig Racing, after a challenging season. Williams, who began the 2024 season driving the No. 11 car for Kaulig Racing, had high hopes of success with the team, especially after years of grinding in lesser-funded equipment. Despite these aspirations, the year hasn’t gone as planned for either Williams or the team. His performances have been underwhelming, with his best finish being 14th at Las Vegas, and a series of mishaps like his failure to qualify for the Clash at the Coliseum and an early race exit due to overheating issues at Circuit of the Americas.
Kaulig Racing, which had previously enjoyed a deep playoff run, is facing challenges in maintaining their previous momentum. Although no official announcement has been made, rumors of Williams’ departure have surfaced as he looks to regain his footing in the sport. It remains uncertain what his next steps will be, but considering his past resilience and passion for racing, Williams is expected to pursue new opportunities.
Williams’ journey in NASCAR has been marked by persistence and determination. He previously drove for teams like DGM Racing and B.J. McLeod Motorsports, earning notable finishes in the Xfinity Series despite limited resources. However, his recent stint with Kaulig Racing, while promising, has been mired by a lack of competitive results.
As of now, both Williams and Kaulig Racing have acknowledged their tough season, but Williams remains focused on seeking better outcomes. His fans and the NASCAR community await further updates regarding his next steps and potential new team in the upcoming season.