Saia adds Wreaths Across America to Ty Gibbs car for Sunday race

Number 54 NASCAR race car with red, white, and blue livery featuring SAIA and sponsor branding
Wreaths Across America added to Ty Gibbs car for Sunday's NASCAR race
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Saia Inc. is bringing its partnership with Wreaths Across America to the track when the No. 54 Saia Freight and Logistics Toyota Camry XSE takes on the South Point 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Sunday.

Saia, a primary sponsor of Ty Gibbs and the No. 54 team for seven races during the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season, invited WAA to join the company as a shared sponsor for the Las Vegas race. The collaboration will make use of NASCAR’s national stage to bring greater visibility to WAA’s yearlong mission to remember the fallen, honor those who serve, and teach the next generation the value of freedom.

“Wreaths Across America has been an important partner to Saia for many years, and we’re proud to share this platform with an organization whose mission means so much to our employees,” said Saia Executive Vice President and Chief Customer Officer Ray Ramu. “Our partnership with Joe Gibbs Racing gives us an incredible opportunity to connect with people across the country, and this race is a chance to use that visibility for something bigger, recognizing our nation’s veterans and helping more people learn about the important work Wreaths Across America does.”

Each year, Saia helps transport sponsored veterans’ wreaths to participating cemeteries across the country while employees and their families volunteer at wreath-laying ceremonies in their local communities. Saia drivers have also represented the company during WAA's annual convoy from Maine to Arlington National Cemetery. The upcoming Las Vegas race builds on the organizations' shared commitment to keeping the stories and sacrifices of America's service members at the forefront.

The South Point 400 is part of the NASCAR Cup Series championship Chase and will take place on the 1.5-mile oval at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The race begins at 2:30 p.m. PT on Sunday.