Quin Houff

Houff is expected to return to StarCom Racing and its No. 00 Chevrolet Camaro for 2021. The 23-year-old driver is entering his third season in NASCAR's top division and now has 53 total starts to his credit. While his progress to this point has been hindered by the limitations of his small race team, Houff has shown some growth and improvement. He improved his average finish by almost 1.5 spots over his 2019 campaign. Houff also was running at the finish of 30 of 36 events, which is a pretty good accomplishment for a driver in the lower end of the field. Still, the 31.3 average finish for the season left a lot to be desired and needs some improvement in 2021. StarCom will once again tab George Church to call the shots for Houff atop the team's war wagon. That renewed partnership and chemistry should surely help. This driver and team are likely looking at another season measured by just incremental gains.

StarCom Racing has tabbed Houff to be their majority driver for the next two seasons in the No. 00 Chevrolet Camaro. While the number of starts is unclear, and veteran driver Landon Cassill is still in the picture, it's clear that StarCom wants to move in the direction of Houff if he can turn in the performance. The 22-year-old Virginian made 17 starts last season in his first season of Cup Series action. Houff registered just three Top-30 finishes across those starts, mostly in the Spire Motorsports No. 77 Chevrolet. The one major thing Houff has going for him is youth. He's very teachable at this point in his career, and Houff has shown that he can win races and race competitively based on his teen years racing in Super Late Models.

Was signed in January to race about half the upcoming season in this new race team's No. 77 Chevrolet. It is unclear at this point as to who will race alongside Houff. Spire purchased the charter from the old No. 78 Furniture Row Racing team, and have the intention of racing full-time in 2019.