It’s official — Spire Motorsports and driver Justin Haley will go their separate ways following the conclusion of the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season. The team confirmed the news Tuesday, marking the end of Haley’s tenure behind the wheel of the No. 7 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1.
Haley joined Spire Motorsports with high hopes, helping the growing organization continue its climb toward becoming a consistent top-20 contender in the Cup Series. Throughout his time with the team, Haley has been praised for his professionalism, steady performance, and ability to provide valuable feedback as Spire continues to expand its competitive presence in NASCAR’s top division.
In a brief statement, the team expressed gratitude for Haley’s contributions and wished him success in his future endeavors.
“Justin has been an important part of our growth, and we’re proud of the work we’ve accomplished together. We wish him nothing but the best moving forward,” a team spokesperson said.
As for Haley, the 25-year-old Indiana native has yet to announce his next move. Speculation is already mounting that he could potentially reunite with Kaulig Racing, the team where he earned multiple NASCAR Xfinity Series wins and made his Cup debut. Some industry insiders have also mentioned the possibility of Haley exploring a Truck Series or part-time Cup opportunity in 2026.
Meanwhile, Spire Motorsports has not named a replacement for the No. 7 car, though several drivers — including Daniel Suárez — have been mentioned as possible candidates for the seat.
Haley’s departure marks another major storyline in what’s shaping up to be an active NASCAR Silly Season, with several teams finalizing their 2026 driver lineups.
As both Haley and Spire prepare to close out their final season together, fans can expect the No. 7 team to push hard through the final stretch of 2025 — aiming to finish their partnership on a strong note.
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