Josh L. Williams[1] (born August 3, 1993) is an American professional stock car racing driver and team owner.

Running in between races for Roulo with his family team, Williams was signed by Frank Kimmel to drive one of his cars at Road America, starting and parking.

Williams carried the sponsorship from Allegiant Air for the rest of the year, grabbing his first top-five finish (a second at Chicagoland Speedway).

[7] Again hampered by limited funding, Williams scaled back to just over half the schedule in 2014, always running near or in the top ten.

[13] His team ran two races at the beginning of the season in a partnership with Lira Motorsports,[14] and Williams himself went behind the wheel for the annual Salem Speedway throwback weekend, running fourth.

Williams and family made one Camping World Truck Series start in a partnership with T3R2 Racing, falling out at Martinsville Speedway in 2014.

At Daytona in summer, Williams was running just outside the top ten before he was clipped by Daniel Suárez, finishing last.

90 and served as crew chief for drivers of the 90 like Donald Theetge and Andy Lally most weekends when he was not in the seat.

[24] After gambling on pit strategy, Williams finished a then-career-best sixteenth in the Boyd Gaming 300 in early March.

The finish helped Williams and DGM bounce back from a sponsor who failed to pay the team in the beginning portions of the year.

[29] Williams made his first career NASCAR Cup Series start at the 2022 Food City Dirt Race, and will drive the No.

In response, Williams stopped his car on the start/finish line and walked back to pit road.

[36] Williams was born in Florida but moved to the Charlotte area at age 15, taking online classes to get through high school while racing.

[37] Williams, with his wife Trazia Rae, owns a company that prepares foreclosed homes for auction, which he works at during the week while racing.

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