Joseph A. Graf Jr.[1] (born July 12, 1998) is an American professional stock car racing driver.

At the beginning of his career, Graf drove Bandolero cars at Elko Speedway.

The deal originally started out as a six-race schedule,[4] but eventually expanded to 19 races.

[7] In April 2019, Graf joined Richard Childress Racing's driver development program, which enabled him to run five NASCAR Xfinity Series races for the team starting with Michigan International Speedway's LTi Printing 250.

[8] After failing to qualify at Michigan, he made his series debut in Iowa Speedway's CircuitCity.com 250, where he finished 19th.

In retaliation, Nemechek spun Graf's car, in turn, one after the checkered flag.

[12] Prior to the start of the season, Graf hired Buffalo Bills player Antonio Williams as an advisor; the two had befriended each other through a mutual acquaintance.

[14] He missed the Pit Boss 250 at Circuit of the Americas due to a strained left knee and was replaced by Ross Chastain; Graf had run the weekend's practice but ranked 40th due to the injury affecting his braking ability.

08 in the Production Alliance Group 300, he replaced Timmy Hill in RSS Racing's No.

Italics – Pole position earned by points standings or practice time.