For 2015, Eric McClure signed to drive the No. 24 car, which replaced the former No. 93 team. McClure brought longtime sponsors Hefty and Reynolds Wrap from TriStar Motorsports. Jay Guy was initially announced as crew chief; Steven Lane would assume the duty for the season. After 9 races however, McClure and JGL parted ways and he returned to TriStar Motorsports for the rest of the year. McClure took the car number to TriStar, so the No. 24 JGL team was shut down and its crew moved to the No. 26. The No. 24 car returned as JGL's second team in 2016. On February 12, the team announced the car will be part of the "Young Guns" program, in which a group of upcoming drivers would drive the car. Joe Gibbs Racing development driver Matt Tifft drove the car at the Daytona season opener with sponsorship from ClinicalRM, finishing 21st. Corey LaJoie drove several races in the car beginning at Atlanta. youtheory later signed on to sponsor LaJoie in eight races beginning at Fontana in March. On April 11, 2016, Brandon McReynolds, son of former crew chief and Fox Sports analyst Larry McReynolds, was announced as the driver of the No. 24 car for the Xfinity race at Talladega Superspeedway later that month. For 2017, Scott Lagasse Jr., Corey LaJoie, Drew Herring, Jeb Burton, Dylan Lupton and Cale Conley shared the ride. On November 17, 2017, it was announced that Kaz Grala would drive the No. 24 full-time in 2018. JGL Racing announced that it would switch to Ford and have a technical alliance with Roush Fenway Racing as part of the deal. However, on May 15, 2018, Grala announced he had been released by JGL as the team was shutting down its No. 24 car due to a lack of sponsorship. Team owner James Whitener later revealed that his diagnosis of liver failure also contributed to the closing of the team. Some of the cars, as well as many of the crew members from the 24 car, including crew chief Shane Wilson, moved to Grala's new team, Fury Race Cars, which is partly owned by his father Darius. The No. 24 was later reassigned to GMS Racing. Car No. 26 history In 2015, Mike Wallace returned to the team in a part-time third entry numbered No. 26. Wallace finished 13th in the season opener at Daytona International Speedway. Wallace