Jordan Anderson Racing will expand to three full-time cars in 2026 as part of the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, with a technical alliance with Richard Childress Racing also revealed, team owner Jordan Anderson announced via an interview on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio on Nov. 20.
The newly full-time No. 32 will be an All-Star car featuring a rotating cast of drivers.
Anderson did not specify who would drive the car in 2026 besides himself in his usual part-time slate.
In 2025, the No. 32 was fielded jointly between JAR and Peterson Racing Group; the latter’s cars were generally driven by Austin Green.
In all, the No. 32 appeared in 21 races, earning four top 10s — three via Green and one from Anderson. Katherine Legge and Rajah Caruth also drove the No. 32 in 2025.
Anderson’s confirmation of the full-time No. 32 follows previous announcements that Jeb Burton and Blaine Perkins will return to the Nos. 27 and 31, respectively.
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