Pitbull celebrated his NASCAR team's latest win with a taco piñata filled with cash and candy

• Daniel Suarez made history at Sonoma as the first Mexican to win a NASCAR Cup Series race.
• Trackhouse Racing and owner Pitbull celebrated with a taco piñata filled with cash and candy.

Trackhouse Racing has been one of the surprise teams of the NASCAR season, and co-owner Pitbull got in on the celebrating their latest win.

Daniel Suarez made history at Sonoma becoming the first driver from Mexico to win a NASCAR Cup Series race. After the race, he punched open a taco piñata that he had been saving for his first victory.

On Tuesday, Pitbull joined the team to celebrate. The fiesta included Pitbull throwing another taco piñata at Suarez, who destroyed it with a bat. But this piñata also had cash inside.

¡Dale!

During the first celebration after the race, Suarez had to punch the piñata because they couldn't find the baseball bat.

Trackhouse Racing is in just its second season with co-owners Pitbull and former driver Justin Marks. Suarez's win was the team's third in 16 races this season, joining teammate Ross Chastain's two wins.

Chastain's wins have him locked into one of the 16 playoff spots with 10 races remaining in the regular season. Suarez is not guaranteed a spot yet, but his win will likely mean two playoff cars for Trackhouse.