Ty Gibbs through the years

Ty Gibbs' 2024 season in the Cup Series included the usual ups and downs of a young driver finding his footing at the sport's top level but there's no question he's a driver on the rise looking to reach new heights in 2025. Take a look at the career highlights from the driver of the No. 54 for Joe Gibbs Racing following the conclusion of his second full-time season in NASCAR's premier series. 

In his first full season in the ARCA Menards Series, Gibbs had 10 wins on the year and captured the 2021 series title.

Gibbs launched into the national series in a big way by winning the Daytona Road Course in his first-ever Xfinity Series start in 2021.

In 2022, Gibbs would run full-time in the Xfinity Series, driving the No. 54 Toyota for his grandfather and team owner, Joe Gibbs. That year, Gibbs would continue to draw eyes with seven wins and a berth into the playoffs.

Gibbs got his shot in the Cup Series at Pocono Raceway. He filled in for an injured Kurt Busch for 23XI Racing, running 15 races in second half of the 2022 season.

Putting a bow on the 2022 season, Gibbs won his first national series title with a win at Phoenix Raceway to claim the Xfinity Series Championship.

In 2023, Gibbs finished his first full season in the Cup Series by winning Sunoco Rookie of the Year and finished 18th in points. 

Ty Gibbs' second full-time campaign of Cup Series racing saw the young driver collect career-highs in top fives (eight), top 10s (12), pole positions (two) and laps led (417). Consistency early in the season eventually propelled Gibbs to his first NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs berth, where the No. 54 was eliminated in the Round of 16. Although Gibbs collected five finishes of 30th or worse over the season's final five races, there's no doubt that Gibbs is still on the path to stardom.