Where is Chase Briscoe from?

Last Modified Feb 21, 2025 08:24 GMT
Chase Briscoe Hometown
Chase Briscoe at the NASCAR Cup Series Daytona 500. [Credits: Getty Images]

Chase Briscoe is a NASCAR Cup Series driver who races full-time for Joe Gibbs Racing. He drives the No. 19 Toyota Camry for the team. Briscoe is also a team owner. He owns a World of Outlaws racing team, by the name of Chase Briscoe Racing. He is the 2016 champion of the ARCA Racing Series.

Briscoe has won the Rookie of the Year award in all the top NASCAR divisions. He won the award in 2017, 2019 and 2021 for the Craftsman Truck Series, Xfinity Series and the Cup Series respectively. Chase David Wayne Briscoe was born on December 15, 1994 and is 30 years old, as of February 2025. Briscoe has started 144 NASCAR Cup Series races, as of February 2025. In his career of five years in the series, he has won two races and claimed 31 Top-10s. Chase Briscoe also has had a successful time in the Xfinity Series, where he started 86 races in five years. He won 11 races and claimed 54 Top-10s in that span. Briscoe has a limited number of runs in the Truck Series where he has won two races.

Chase Briscoe's hometown

Chase Briscoe was born and brought up in Mitchell, Indiana in the United States, as per NASCAR's official website. According to his official website, Briscoe resides in Mooresville, North Carolina, along with his wife Marissa and three children, as of February 2025.

Chase Briscoe's background

Briscoe’s racing journey had a rocky start. Initially, he was not allowed to race by his father. However, he eventually allow him to race as a way of spending time with family. Briscoe started driving 410 sprint cars at the age of 13. He went on to claim 17 Top-10s and won the final race of the season. Chase Briscoe became the youngest race winner in the series. He beat the record of Jeff Gordon, a former NASCAR champion by a year. However, it is noteworthy that Briscoe was using an engine from 1993.

Briscoe applied for the Peak Stock Car Dream Challenge in 2013. The prize for the contest was a ride at Michael Waltrip Racing. He could not manage to win the contest despite having won the majority of on-track races. Chase Briscoe was bested by Patrick Staropoli in the championship. He was encouraged by Michael Waltrip Racing executive, Ty Norris to continue racing. Briscoe made his debut in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series later that year at the NAPA Speedway. In 2014, Briscoe shifted to Charlotte, North Carolina, in order to pursue his racing career further.

FAQ's On Chase Briscoe Hometown

A. Chase Briscoe’s hometown is in Mitchell, Indiana.

A. Chase Briscoe was the youngest winner in 410 sprint car racing at the age of 13.

A. No, Chase Briscoe is not related to Ryan Briscoe.

A. Chase Briscoe drives the no.19 race car in the NASCAR Cup Series.

A. Chase Briscoe’s crew chief is Richard Boswell.

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