Ironically, Pitbull is set to perform a pre-race concert at none other than the Daytona 500 this Sunday, so he’s certainly not retreating quietly into the night. Instead, he made the announcement Friday via his social media, in what could be considered a mic drop moment.

International recording star Pitbull, who is scheduled to perform before Sunday's Daytona 500, announced Friday on social media that he no longer is an owner in Trackhouse Racing. Pitbull, whose real is Armando Christian Perez,

Trackhouse announced that Pitbull had joined the team’s ownership group ahead of its 2021 debut season. The team owned primarily by Justin Marks bought the assets of Chip Ganass

Trackhouse Racing and Armando Pérez, known better as Pitbull, have ended their partnership. The abrupt and surprising split came via social media. “Ending partnership with Trackhouse Racing,”

Just ahead of NASCAR’s season opener this weekend with the Daytona 500, Armando Christian Pérez — the rapper and singer known worldwide as Pitbull — announced on the social media platform X that the partnership between him and Trackhouse Racing has ended,

Surprise announcement about end of a 'great business story' comes just two days before the former team co-owner is to perform at Daytona 500,

Just days before the Daytona 500, Pitbull made the stunning announcement that he was parting ways with his Trackhouse Racing team, leaving fans perplexed by the timing

Pitbull announced he was ending his partnership with Trackhouse Racing days before the Daytona 500, but still performed at the event, leaving fans confused

As the Daytona 500 approaches, fans are eagerly anticipating Pitbull’s return to the pre-race festivities, an event that has become a major part of NASCAR’s opening race. Despite Pitbull’s longstanding involvement with Trackhouse Racing,