Spire Motorsports has made significant additions to its competition department for the 2025 NASCAR season, strengthening its technical leadership team.

Matt McCall joins as director of vehicle performance, bringing experience from his previous role as crew chief for Brad Keselowski's No. 6 Ford at RFK Racing. Team co-owner Jeff Dickerson highlighted the significance of McCall's addition, citing their long-standing professional relationship and shared vision for racing operations.

Dax Gerringer, a veteran race engineer with nine seasons at Stewart-Haas Racing, has been appointed as technical director. Gerringer brings over 20 years of experience and 34 Cup Series wins to the organization.

For the 2025 season, Spire Motorsports will field three entries:

• Justin Haley in the No. 7 with crew chief Rodney Childers
• Michael McDowell in the No. 71 with Travis Peterson
• Carson Hocevar in the No. 77 with Luke Lambert

These appointments represent strategic moves as Spire Motorsports continues its expansion and pursuit of competitive excellence in NASCAR. McCall expressed enthusiasm about joining the organization, citing its upward trajectory and his long-standing relationship with Dickerson as key factors in his decision.

The team's strengthened technical leadership positions Spire Motorsports for enhanced performance as they prepare for the 2025 NASCAR season with their expanded three-car operation.

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