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Sigma Performance acquires AM Racing NASCAR team

Sigma Performance Services Racing has acquired AM Racing ahead of the 2026 NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts season

Nick DeGroot

Published: Nov 24, 2025, 4:47 PM

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Sigma Performance Services Racing (SPS Racing) has acquired AM Racing, which will allow them to take part in the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts in addition to the ARCA Menards Series and an expanded late model program.

SPS Racing will be partnered with Ford for 2026 as one of the only teams across NOAPS still aligned with the blue oval brand. Recently, Haas Factory Team and RSS Racing left Ford for Chevrolet.

“Bringing AM Racing into the SPS Racing family is about building on momentum and unlocking our next level potential,” said Joe Farre, owner, Sigma Performance Services Racing.

“With Ford Racing behind us, we’re investing in people, data and performance to set us up to contend right away in 2026. We’re excited for what’s ahead.”

Added Wade Moore, president and managing partner of AM Racing: “AM Racing has always been about work ethic, integrity and giving racers a real shot to grow — and SPS Racing shares that DNA. This transition ensures our mission continues — with renewed strength, expanded resources and a clear drive to win.”

There are no details yet regarding driver lineup or car number. This past year, Am Racing made the playoffs with Harrison Burton in a major step up in performance from their 2024 campaign. The team ended the year with two top fives, ten top tens, and was 12th in the championship standings. Burton is moving on to Sam Hunt Racing next season, reuniting with Toyota.

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