Card Gorilla in NASCAR 26: Cars, Logo and Paint Schemes

Card Gorilla has officially entered the virtual world of NASCAR.

The Card Gorilla logo can now be found in NASCAR 26 on Parker Retzlaff’s No. 99 NASCAR O’Reilly Series car and Brayton Laster’s ARCA Menards Series car. Players can also use the Card Gorilla logo when creating their own custom paint schemes and take those designs onto the track.

For Card Gorilla, this is more than an in-game logo. It represents another step in our growing connection to NASCAR, racing card collectors, drivers, race teams, and the fans who make the sport special.

Whether you want to race one of the cars already carrying Card Gorilla or build a completely original Card Gorilla-sponsored car, this guide explains where you can find the logo and how to include it in a custom NASCAR 26 paint scheme.

Card Gorilla’s Official Presence in NASCAR 26

Card Gorilla is represented in NASCAR 26 in two different racing series. Players can find the logo on Parker Retzlaff’s No. 99 in the NASCAR O’Reilly Series and on Brayton Laster’s car in the ARCA Menards Series.

Parker Retzlaff’s No. 99 NASCAR O’Reilly Series Car

Card Gorilla is a partner of Parker Retzlaff and Viking Motorsports, and that relationship is represented inside NASCAR 26. When you select Parker Retzlaff’s No. 99 O’Reilly Series car, look closely for the Card Gorilla branding included on the vehicle.

Seeing Card Gorilla on the No. 99 in the game connects our real-world involvement in NASCAR with the fans who enjoy experiencing the sport through gaming. It also gives Card Gorilla customers and members of the Gorilla Crew an opportunity to race with a driver and team that we proudly support.

Brayton Laster’s ARCA Menards Series Car

Players can also find Card Gorilla represented on Brayton Laster’s car in the ARCA Menards Series. Laster has built a following among motorsports fans through his personality, grassroots racing background, and appearances in racing card products.

Having the Card Gorilla logo appear on cars in both the NASCAR O’Reilly Series and the ARCA Menards Series gives players multiple ways to find the brand while exploring the game.

Create Your Own Card Gorilla Car in NASCAR 26

In addition to appearing on the cars driven by Parker Retzlaff and Brayton Laster, the Card Gorilla logo is available for players to use in custom paint schemes. You can make Card Gorilla the focus of the entire car or place the logo in a smaller associate-sponsor position.

You could create:

• A complete Card Gorilla primary-sponsored paint scheme
• A black, white, and red Card Gorilla car
• A design inspired by racing cards or premium card inserts
• A Card Gorilla associate sponsorship near the rear wheels or rocker panels
• A special collector’s-edition paint scheme
• An entirely original design built around the Card Gorilla logo

How to Add the Card Gorilla Logo to a Custom Paint Scheme

Menu names and controller prompts may vary slightly by platform, game mode, or future game updates, but the customization process follows the same basic steps.

1. Open the Car Customization Area

From the NASCAR 26 main menu, enter the section used to manage or customize your driver and vehicles. Look for the customization, car appearance, paint booth, or paint-scheme option and open the paint editor.

2. Select the Car You Want to Customize

Choose the eligible vehicle or racing series for which you want to create a Card Gorilla paint scheme. If the game maintains separate custom cars for different series, confirm that you are editing the car you plan to race before beginning the design.

3. Create a New Paint Scheme

Select the option to create a new design. Starting from a new paint scheme gives you the most freedom, but you can also add Card Gorilla to a custom design you have already started.

Choose a base layout, body pattern, or paint style that leaves enough open space for the car number and the Card Gorilla logo.

4. Choose Your Base Colors

For a paint scheme inspired by the Card Gorilla brand, consider using:

• Black as the primary body color
• White for contrast and readability
• Red as an accent color

A mostly black car creates a strong, aggressive appearance, while white and red accents help the branding and car number stand out. If the editor offers different paint finishes, experiment with matte, gloss, or metallic options to give the car a distinctive look.

You are not limited to the traditional Card Gorilla colors. The logo can also be incorporated into a color combination that represents your favorite driver, racing team, card design, or personal style.

5. Open the Logos, Sponsors, or Decals Menu

Navigate to the part of the paint editor containing sponsor logos, brand graphics, or decals. Browse the available selections until you find Card Gorilla.

If the logos are divided into categories, check the available sponsor, brand, collectibles, retail, or miscellaneous sections.

6. Select the Card Gorilla Logo

Choose the Card Gorilla logo and add it to the car. The editor should then allow you to select an available placement area. Depending on the vehicle template, possible locations may include the hood, side panels, rear quarter panels, deck lid, bumper, roof, or lower rocker panels.

7. Position and Resize the Logo

Adjust the logo’s size, angle, and position so that it fits naturally with the body lines and the rest of your design.

For a Card Gorilla primary paint scheme, place the largest available version of the logo on the hood or rear quarter panels. If you prefer an associate-sponsor appearance, use a smaller version near the rear wheel, rocker panel, or another available secondary position.

Rotate the car and examine it from every available camera angle. A logo that looks properly aligned from the side may need additional adjustment when viewed from the front or rear.

8. Add Your Car Number and Finishing Details

Select a car number, number style, and color combination that complements the rest of the paint scheme. White numbers generally provide excellent visibility on a black car, while red outlines or shadows can tie the number into the Card Gorilla color palette.

Add any other available sponsors, accent stripes, patterns, or graphics needed to complete the design. Leave enough open space around the Card Gorilla logo to keep it recognizable and prevent the paint scheme from looking crowded.

9. Preview the Complete Car

Before saving, use the full-car preview to check:

• Card Gorilla logo visibility
• Car-number readability
• Color contrast
• Logo alignment on both sides
• Spacing between sponsor graphics
• How the complete design looks from a distance

Remember that a racing paint scheme needs to work at speed. Very small details may look good while the car is stationary but become difficult to see once it is on the track.

10. Save and Equip the Paint Scheme

When you are satisfied with the car, save the paint scheme and give it a recognizable name, such as:

• Card Gorilla Racing
• Card Gorilla Blackout
• Card Gorilla Collector’s Edition
• Card Gorilla Racing Cards
• Team Gorilla

Make sure the new paint scheme is equipped or selected before starting your next race. Your custom Card Gorilla car is now ready for the track.

Card Gorilla NASCAR 26 Paint-Scheme Ideas

The Card Gorilla Blackout Car

Begin with a satin or gloss black base and use white numbers with red outlines. Place the Card Gorilla logo prominently on the hood and rear quarter panels for a clean and intimidating appearance.

The Racing Card Design

Create a paint scheme inspired by a premium racing card. Use borders, diagonal graphics, metallic-looking colors, or refractor-style elements to make the car resemble a collectible card or special insert.

The Gorilla Red Car

Use red as the primary body color with black lower panels and white accents. Position the Card Gorilla logo against the red background where it will remain easy to see.

The Checkered-Flag Design

Combine the Card Gorilla logo with a black-and-white checkered pattern. Use the checkered design selectively around the rear quarter panels, lower doors, or back bumper so it does not overpower the logo or car number.

The Collector’s Edition

Build a premium-looking car using black, gold, silver, or another metallic-style color combination. Keep the design clean and allow the Card Gorilla logo to serve as the centerpiece.

Share Your Card Gorilla NASCAR 26 Car

Once you have created your Card Gorilla paint scheme, we want to see it.

Take screenshots or video clips of your custom car and share them on social media. Tag Card Gorilla so we can find your design. Show us the car in the paint editor, on the starting grid, racing under the lights, or celebrating in Victory Lane. We may share some of our favorite community-created designs on Card Gorilla’s social channels.

From Racing Cards to the Virtual Racetrack

Card Gorilla is a sports card and collectibles retailer with a special passion for NASCAR and racing cards. Our goal is to help collectors connect with the drivers, teams, products, and memorable moments that make motorsports exciting.

Having Card Gorilla represented in NASCAR 26 brings together several things our community loves: NASCAR, gaming, custom paint schemes, racing cards, and collecting. Fans can race with Card Gorilla on Parker Retzlaff’s No. 99, find the brand on Brayton Laster’s ARCA Menards Series car, or create a completely original Card Gorilla car of their own.

After taking Card Gorilla onto the virtual racetrack, visit CardGorilla.com to shop racing cards, NASCAR hobby boxes, diecast, memorabilia, and sports card products.

Build Your Car. Hit the Track. Join the Gorilla Crew.

We cannot wait to see what NASCAR 26 players create with the Card Gorilla logo. Whether you drive one of the cars already carrying the brand, create a full primary-sponsored design, or add Card Gorilla as an associate sponsor, make the paint scheme your own.

Save your car, take it onto the track, and represent the Gorilla Crew. Then send us a screenshot.

We’ll see you at the track.