“I’m grateful for Parker Retzlaff’s efforts” - Jordan Anderson announces his 2025 lineup with a new addition along with the return of Jeb Burton

Jordan Anderson has announced his team's Xfinity Series lineup for the 2025 NASCAR season. Jeb Burton is back for a third straight season, while Blaine Perkins will be replacing Parker Retzlaff in the No. 31 Chevy.

With the offseason in full swing, the 2025 Xfinity Series roster is getting decked up as Jordan Anderson Racing Bommarito Autosport has revealed the drivers for its two-car entries next season. Burton, the second-generation racer who brought home his second Xfinity win last year in Talladega, will continue to pilot the #27 Chevy. On the other hand, the 24-year-old Perkins will transition from RSS Racing.

In a statement on the team's website, Anderson, owner and part-time driver of JAR-BA, shared his thoughts on the career developments for the drivers. He said:

"Having Jeb return as the veteran to our program will continue to add depth and the experience needed to take us to the next level. I’m grateful to Parker Retzlaff’s efforts these last two seasons in the No. 31 and the opportunity to assist in his growth as a driver as he continues to move up the ranks. We have the same vision with Blaine next season, and plan to give him all the tools, and opportunities, to continue developing as a driver on and off the track."

"This is a fantastic opportunity to keep expanding our program with focused drivers, dedicated team members, and committed partners who believe in our shared vision for the organization," added Anderson.

As for the 21-year-old Retzlaff, who was with Anderson and Co. for the last two years, his future is in limbo as he announced his departure from the Chevy roster last month.

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"I am so grateful": Parker Retzlaff reflected on his 'sophomore' Xfinity season with Jordan Anderson Racing

In a social media post, Parker Retzlaff announced his departure from the NASCAR Xfinity Series team. In his two full-time seasons with Jordan Anderson and Co., the Wisconsin native secured three top-fives and eight top-10 finishes.

On November 15, Retzlaff officially bid adieu to JAR-BA and thanked the team for supporting him throughout his sophomore Xfinity season. He wrote:

"As my sophomore season in the Xfinity Series comes to an end, I am announcing that I will not be returning to Jordan Anderson Racing Bommarito Autosport in 2025.

"I can’t thank Jordan Anderson and John Bommaruto for giving me my first full time opportunity to race in the Xfinity Series and for allowing me to chase my dream. Thank you to all my sponsors, team members, and supporters for all your encouragement while driving the 31 these last two years," added Parker Retzlaff.

"As I close this chapter in my book, I am so grateful to have had such as supportive team behind me."

Apart from his full-time stint in Xfinity this season, Retzlaff drove the #62 Chevy in the 2024 Coke Zero Sugar 400 race for Beard Motorsports and finished seventh.