Ross Chastain 2025 Busch Light paint scheme revealed

In the 2025 NASCAR season, Ross Chastain will have a new-look Busch Light Chevrolet. Trackhouse Racing revealed the new paint scheme today. For the most part, the car remains the same, but there are a few changes that fans will appreciate.

The Busch Light sponsorship is a big deal for Ross Chastain and Trackhouse Racing. Last season the Trackhouse take on the Busch car was great. It was new, bright and fresh after years with Kevin Harvick and Stewart-Haas Racing.

There are subtle changes to the car. The greenhouse of the car, the roof and pillars and such, will now be blue throughout. It was largely white last year. There is also more white in the background of the “Busch Light” logo to make it pop more.

Finally, the rear end of the car now has more of that mountain design to make it look and feel more cohesive. Check out the changes for yourself.

Look at what’s new on the @BuschBeer ride for 2025. 👀 pic.twitter.com/3VPNk8Hkz0

— Trackhouse Racing (@TeamTrackhouse) January 13, 2025

I like the new additions. No need to go crazy and change everything about the car. It is one of the best schemes on the track every time that Chastain drives it. Last season, I thought it had too much white space. Adding the blue color from the front to the back and expanding the mountain design to the back bumper is a great move.

Paint schemes are fun for many reasons. It is a very artistic aspect of a sport that often isn’t thought of in that way. But the most important question is, are we going to see this car in victory lane this year?

Ross Chastain looking to extend winning streak

Since moving to Trackhouse Racing in 2022, Ross Chastain has won five races, at least one each year. 2024 was a step back after not making the postseason and only winning one race, compared to two each in 2022 and 2023.

As a whole it felt like Trackhouse really lacked the speed early in the year. Yes, Daniel Suárez won the second race of the year. But outside of Atlanta, they didn’t show much. The stretch from Bristol to Gateway was particularly difficult for Chastain last year. He struggled to find the top-5 and top-10 finishes he had earned in the previous two years.

Still, there is a lot to like about Chastain. He is one of the most aggressive racers on the track. No one wants to have to pass him because he gives you such a hard time. Nothing is easy to get when you’re around the No. 1 car and the rest of the field knows it.

Many fans and folks in the media are still waiting to see that 2022 to 2023 version of Ross Chastain. The one before the Rick Hendrick conversation. Back when Chastain would put his door to anybody and ask questions later. Maybe that returns in 2025 with the new Damaged Vehicle Policy?