Steven Lane

Steven D. Lane is an American NASCAR crew chief, team owner and an American professional stock car racing driver.

He is employed at his own team of On Point Motorsports as the crew chief for Tate Fogleman in the No. 30 Toyota Tundra.

Steven made one final cup stint as a crew chief for Randy Humphrey Racing scoring a best finish of 26th at Watkins Glen International with Nelson Piquet Jr.. in Nelson's one and only Cup start.

The team debuted at Bristol with Scott Lagasse Jr.. finishing 31st, they ran one other race with Lagasse at Talladega where he finished 18th.

The team returned with Austin Theriault at Las Vegas where they would finish 8th.

His final Cup crew chiefing effort came at Charlotte with Corey LaJoie where they would finish 35th.

After that he would bounce to the drivers of the No. 40 at Chip Ganassi Racing scoring a best finish of 8th at Talladega with David Stremme.

He would have one last race with Swan in Swan's final race at Richmond Raceway with J. J. Yeley finishing 40th.

He has crew chiefed in NASCAR since 2000, and has been an owner in NASCAR since 2018.

Lane started crew chiefing in 2000 in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series with Jeremy Mayfield scoring a strong 2nd-place finish at Phoenix Raceway, he caught the attention of Kyle Petty however after the 2nd with Mayfield he would go into a slump not scoring another top ten in the Cup Series until 2006 at Watkins Glen International with Scott Pruett.

In 2009 he would jump to new team Front Row Motorsports with John Andretti in the No. 34 scoring a beat finish of 16th at Loudon.

He would then jump ship once again to Robby Gordon Motorsports in 2011 scoring a best finish of 16th at Daytona in July with Robby Gordon.

Halfway through the 2011 season he would leave Robby Gordon Motorsports and join Swan Racing (then Inception Motorsports) where he would stay until 2014 having one top 15 with David Stremme at Talladega where they would finish 12th.

Steven would follow J.J. to Team Xtreme Racing and stay until midway through 2014 after poor performance from Yeley where their best finish was a 34th.

Lane's first Xfinity race as a crew chief came in 2015 at Daytona with Eric McClure where he finished 17th, he stayed until the 10th race of the season at Talladega where they finished 21st, Lane returned with Kyle Fowler at Charlotte where they finished 27th, after Charlotte Steven took a short break and returned at Daytona with longtime driver-crew chief pairing J. J. Yeley where they would finish 20th.

Lane hired Jeb Burton to drive at Martinsville and Homestead where he would finish 15th and 18th respectively.

They ran two more races with Jeb Burton behind the wheel at Martinsville and Homestead-Miami Speedway with a best finish of 15th at Martinsville.

In 2016 Yeley split from JGL leaving Lane at JGL with new driver Dakoda Armstrong, they performed on a decent level but would split for 4 races however partner backup midway through at Pocono and finish 18th, this led JGL to partner them back up after Iowa for the rest of the season except for the races Dakoda was in with Joe Gibbs Racing in the No. 18, they would rack up 15 top 20's and 3 top 15's.

In 2017 he and Armstrong were slated for a full season where they would score 2 top 10's and two top 5's while also scoring his first top 5 since the year 2000 in his Cup debut with Jeremy Mayfield at Phoenix and would score a best finish of 3rd place at Daytona.

They split up after Dakoda barely missed the playoffs, He would bounce back to the No. 24 car for JGL with Corey LaJoie and Dylan Lupton where he would score 4 top 20's and 2 top 15's.

In a shock to everyone the next race at Kentucky with the combination of Lane and Yeley they would win the pole and finish 18th, this would lead JGL to put Lane in the car with Yeley for the rest of the season where they would rack up 14 top 20's and 4 top 15's.

He returned in 2018 for what would be JGL's final season with Dylan Lupton and Tony Mrakovich scoring 2 top 25's with Lupton and having 1 top 25 with Mrakovich.

In July 2018 Lane started his own team called On Point Motorsports, he made his first start at Bristol with Scott Lagasse Jr.. where they would finish 31st.

The team returned at Las Vegas with returning driver Austin Theriault where they would finish 8th after avoiding numerous wrecks.

Lagasse returned at Talladega where he would finish 18th.

In November 2018, Lane announced his plans to field a full-time truck for the 2019 season.

On July 10, 2018, Lane and a group of investors started On Point Motorsports.

On November 29, 2018 On Point Motorsports announced they would run a full-time NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series schedule and a part-time ARCA Menards Series schedule for the 2019 season.

Derrick Lancaster was named as driver for the team's first race at Daytona International Speedway.

In 2019, Lane started crew chiefing Brennan Poole, his first full-time job as a crew chief since 2017.

They racked up three top ten and one top five.

Their two top tens came at both Texas races, and they finishing 9th in the June race and 7th in the, at Charlotte finishing 2nd, and at Texas finishing.

Whelen Modified Tour driver Danny Bohn would make his Truck Series debut that year for On Point Motorsports, running the last three races of the season in the No. 30.

On January 28, 2019, On Point Motorsports announced they would run full-time with Brennan Poole and run for NASCAR Rookie of the Year honors.

The team cracked the top ten for the first time in 2019 at Texas, finishing ninth.

In 2019, Lane made his racing debut in an asphalt modified at Bowman Gray Stadium.

Poole and Bohn returned to split the season in the No. 30 in 2020.

Rick Markle started the season as crew chief, although Lane replaced him atop the pit box later in the season.

For 2021, Bohn returned to On Point Motorsports, beginning at the season-opener at Daytona.