Bob Pockrass offers quirky advice to Chase Briscoe's baby name hunt amid SHR departure

Stewart-Haas Racing driver Chase Briscoe and his wife Marissa are soon to be parents of twins. Following his wife's suggestion, Briscoe recently turned to X (formerly Twitter) to seek baby name ideas for their twins.

The #14 Stewart Haas Racing driver, Briscoe, and his wife are already parents to son Brooks Wayne Cunningham Briscoe, born in October 2021. Earlier in April, he announced that his family of three will grow to five come October this year.

Chase Briscoe and his wife Marissa were struggling for names for their baby boy and girl, with his wife suggesting he ask for suggestions on social media platform X. Thus, Briscoe penned a post inviting suggestions for their twin baby names. The post read:

"Marissa and I are going back and forth on the twins' names. She just said, 'Tweet something about us needing a boy and girl name and see what people say and maybe there’s some good ones.' So let’s see what you got. 😬"

Fox Sports reporter Bob Pockrass had a witty idea, proposing the names Toni and Stewart for Chase Briscoe's twins, inspired by Briscoe's mentor and team co-owner Tony Stewart.

"Toni and Stewart" Pockrass wrote.

Several other witty proposals poured in from the followers, with Shake and Bake, Daytona and Talladega, Watkins and Glen, Dale and Kelly popular in the comments. Another comment suggested Chase Briscoe name the boy after Christopher Bell, who broke the news of his move to Joe Gibbs Racing in a press conference.

Chase and his wife Marissa Briscoe might consider Bob Pockrass's suggestion of Toni and Stewart. Interestingly, Tony Stewart and his wife Leah Pruett are also expecting their first child in November this year.

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Chase Briscoe "scared" and "excited" for his new parenthood experience

After the qualifying round at Martinsville Speedway, the #14 Stewart Haas Racing driver, Chase Briscoe, opened up about his feelings about the upcoming arrival of twins to his family.

Briscoe said that his son Brooks is eagerly anticipating the arrival of his younger siblings. He also admitted to feeling both excited and scared about the new experience. In an interview with Frontstretch, the 29-year-old Indiana native shared:

"I think he's [Brooks] excited, I think he's at the age where like he kind of gets it but kind of doesn't at the same time, but so far, he's all about it." [at 9:02]

He added:

"There's not much in life honestly that compares the doctor being like, 'Oh congratulations there's two.' Like there's very few things I feel like compared in life to that. It's going to be a big change in our household but I'm excited, it is scary though at the same time for sure."

The 2025 season marks a new beginning for Briscoe and his family, as well as his NASCAR Cup Series career, as he is set to join Joe Gibbs Racing.