“I’m thrilled to be joining the JHR team for the full NTT INDYCAR SERIES season in 2025,” shared Conor Daly, the most recent addition to the Juncos Hollinger Racing driver lineup. “After the excitement and success we shared in 2024, including Milwaukee, it feels like the perfect next step. I’m grateful for Ricardo and Brad’s belief in me as I embark on the revitalization of my career. I look forward to pursuing podiums and wins with this incredible group. Thank you to everyone involved in making this happen – it’s been a team effort, and we’ll continue to build on this momentum together.”

“When Conor rejoined us last year, it felt like we seamlessly picked up right where we left off in 2010,” said Ricardo Juncos, Co-Owner and Founder of JHR. “I’m thrilled to have him back in the car full-time for 2025. With both seats now filled, the team is laser-focused on building momentum and delivering standout performances throughout the year, aiming for an exceptional season ahead for Juncos Hollinger Racing.”

Brad Hollinger, Co-Owner of JHR, shared, “Conor is an outstanding addition to our team. He is a fantastic ambassador for the sport and has proven his speed not only in our car, but also through his tested tenure in the series. Providing him with more opportunities to collaborate closely with our engineers and crew will undoubtedly enhance the team’s performance, and empower his own unrelenting drive for success.”

“Our main priority this year is to build upon the success we’ve seen in the team’s short three-year campaign,” explained Dave O’Neill, Team Principal of Juncos Hollinger Racing. “With Conor joining the team and Sting Ray already confirmed, we’re well-positioned to achieve that. This is just the beginning of a long-term process to build a stronger and more competitive foundation for the future.”

Juncos Hollinger Racing will kick off the 2025 NTT INDYCAR SERIES season at the highly anticipated season opener in St. Petersburg on March 2, 2025.  

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Will Phillips: Head of Trackside Engineering

Will Phillips brings over three decades of unparalleled experience in motorsport and automotive technology to JHR. Renowned for his technical acumen and innovative thinking, Phillips has worked with some of the most prestigious teams in motorsport, including high-performance Formula 1 outfits and major automotive manufacturers. His expertise spans car design, race strategy, and performance optimization, making him an invaluable asset to the team.

Phillips’ distinguished career includes five years as Vice President of Technology at INDYCAR, where he oversaw the introduction of the current-generation race car. During his tenure, he collaborated closely with chassis manufacturers and engine suppliers, setting new benchmarks for the series. Additionally, Phillips dedicated seven years as a Motorsport Safety Consultant with the FIA Foundation, driving advancements in safety protocols across the motorsport spectrum. No stranger to JHR, Phillips stepped in to assist the team during the 2023 NTT INDYCAR SERIES campaign on an interim basis.

Tom Edwards: Team Manager

Tom Edwards steps into his new role as Team Manager after a remarkable journey through the motorsport ranks. A graduate of Silverstone Motorsport College, Edwards began his career as a mechanic before advancing to key roles in various prestigious racing series. His experience includes stints in Formula 3, the World Endurance Championship (WEC), and Mahindra Formula E, where he served as the No. 1 mechanic.

Since 2015, Edwards has been an integral part of the U.S. racing scene. He played a crucial role in launching Carlin’s Indy Lights program and continued with the outfit as it became Juncos Hollinger Racing. His promotion to Team Manager marks a new chapter in his career and underscores JHR’s commitment to fostering talent from within.

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