
Sam Mayer
23-Year-Old Driver
Haas Factory Team
2026 Xfinity Stats
Points
2114
Starts
26
Wins
0
Poles
3
Top 5
6
Top 10
12
2026 Fantasy Outlook
Mayer would collect just one victory last season, but he would greatly improve his consistency in the No. 41 car. The young driver nabbed 18 Top-10 finishes and lowered his average finish for the season to a spotless 11.5 (career-best mark). Hope abounds for even more accomplishments in 2026. The Haas Factory Team switches from Ford to Chevrolet in the upcoming season. Mayer will once again team with crew chief, Jason Trinchere, and the two will look to grab more wins and to become more competitive in the championship quest. Considering that Mayer has demonstrated in recent seasons that he's capable of three-to-four wins and many Top 10's, this should not be a big task. Intermediate ovals and road circuits are his strength, so that will be good to build on. Read Past Outlooks
Big Mover at Gateway
Mayer finished third in the Nu Way 250 O'Reilly Auto Parts Series race at World Wide Technology Raceway on Saturday evening.
ANALYSIS
The driver of the No. 41 Chevrolet would be one of the big movers of the night at World Wide Technology Raceway. Mayer would start 18th on the grid and would methodically move through the field. He would crack the Top 10 by the close of stage 1 and remain there the rest of the night. Mayer would push inside the Top 5 by the end of stage 2 and hold off a fast Taylor Gray in the closing laps to secure the impressive third-place finish at Gateway.
The driver of the No. 41 Chevrolet would be one of the big movers of the night at World Wide Technology Raceway. Mayer would start 18th on the grid and would methodically move through the field. He would crack the Top 10 by the close of stage 1 and remain there the rest of the night. Mayer would push inside the Top 5 by the end of stage 2 and hold off a fast Taylor Gray in the closing laps to secure the impressive third-place finish at Gateway.
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Stewart Haas Racing closed their doors at the conclusion of 2024, but the new team born from that is the Haas Factory Team. They were a very competitive outfit last season with four combined wins and 38 combined Top-10 finishes between both Cole Custer and Riley Herbst. Those two drivers have moved onto the Cup Series and in comes Mayer to carry the baton. The 21-year-old prospect has spent the last two seasons stacking up seven victories and 32 Top-10 finishes with JR Motorsports. Mayer will now pair with crew chief, Jason Trinchere, and get a shot at contending for a championship in the No. 41 Ford (formerly the No. 98 Ford). This young driver has the ability to win on intermediate ovals, short tracks and road circuits and that makes Mayer a very dangerous competitor in terms of the championship picture.
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Eighth at Darlington
Mayer brought his Haas Factory Team Chevrolet home eighth in Saturday's Fleetio 200 O'Reilly Auto Parts Series race at Darlington Raceway.
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Wins Focused Health 250 Pole
Mayer won the pole for the Focused Health 250 O'Reilly Auto Parts Series race at EchoPark Speedway on Saturday. He turned a fast lap of 173.554 mph.
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Top-10 finish at Sonoma
Mayer brought his No. 41 car home eighth in the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series Pit Boss / FoodMaxx 250 at Sonoma Raceway.
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Fourth at Pocono
Mayer led 14 laps and finished fourth in the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series MillerTech Battery 250 at Pocono Raceway.
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Gains 30 spots in Nashville
Mayer started 34th and finished fourth in Saturday's NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series Sports Illustrated Resorts 250 at Nashville Superspeedway.
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