The usual winter routine of heading home to New Zealand for dirt sprintcar racing had to be put on hold for Shane van Gisbergen. The Trackhouse Racing driver revealed that he remains stuck in the United States while navigating a prolonged and complex immigration process.
While the off-season typically offers a welcome break to enjoy the summer in his homeland, strict legal requirements surrounding permanent residency applications have disrupted his travel plans. Leaving the country without prior authorization from authorities could jeopardize his entire residency status.
"I am waiting on your government to give me a green card or not," van Gisbergen explained ahead of the season finale. "I am stuck here at the moment. It is not really a normal off-season. I would love to be able to come and go but I can not."

Navigating the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services framework means patience is required, as unauthorized travel risks abandoning the active application entirely. Despite these logistical headaches off the track, the driver has maintained a professional outlook on the administrative hurdles.
On the racing front, the season-ending event at Homestead-Miami brought its own set of challenges after struggling with grip and overall pace to finish 34th, while teammate Ross Chastain crossed the line in 27th place. With crew adjustments underway and a well-deserved rest ahead, the team is fully focused on regrouping for the next championship challenge.



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