Nick Sanchez to debut John Daly-themed paint scheme at Homestead
NXTbets Pro | Published On: November 4, 2026
Daly-themed paint schemes
Spire Motorsports and Modo are bringing John Daly-themed paint schemes to NASCAR’s Championship Weekend at Homestead-Miami Speedway, and the cars will stand out even before they hit the track. The designs use bright hot pink, electric cyan, violet and orange, a color mix that gives both entries a vivid, unmistakable look. Each scheme also features a stripe built from small portraits of Daly, turning the car into a rolling tribute to one of Modo’s ambassadors. The concept ties the sponsor, the driver lineup and Daly together in one of the weekend’s most eye-catching moves. It gives Spire a pair of special wraps with a clear link to Daly’s brand and his connection to the company. The paint schemes are built for attention in the garage area and on the track, and they arrive with two separate racing assignments at Homestead, one in the Truck Series and one in the Cup Series. That makes the tribute broader than a single one-off appearance. It reaches across both series and gives the sponsor a chance to feature the same theme in both race programs.
Sanchez’s Homestead return
Nick Sanchez will be the first driver to debut the Daly-themed look, and the assignment carries extra weight because it comes at his home track. The Miami native will drive the No. 77 Chevrolet Silverado RST in the Baptist Health 200, giving him a familiar setting for a special paint scheme and another chance to add to his Homestead record. It will be his third Truck Series start of the season for Spire at the track, a useful marker in a place where he already knows the line, the rhythm and the pressure that comes with race weekend. Sanchez has history at Homestead that fits the moment. He won the pole there in his Truck Series debut at the track and finished 13th there the following year. That gives the team a driver who has already shown speed on the same surface where he now gets the Daly tribute. The combination of home-state roots and past success makes his role in the program feel like a natural fit. He gets the first crack at putting the design into competition, and the car itself gives him a bright, memorable platform for a race weekend tied to Spire and Modo.
