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“For me, I’m still so inexperienced with oval (racing), I’m just trying to learn each time,” deJong continued, talking highly of his teammates. “I do like putting in the hours to learn how to drive it, and set up the car, but these guys are just masters at dialing things in. It’s so helpful to learn from them.”
John Hunter Nemechek will compete in the No. 4 Toyota for Kyle Busch Motorsports in the Camping World Truck Series next season, the team announced Monday (Nov. 23). “Kyle and … Continue Reading John Hunter Nemechek to race for KBM
Ray: “It’s just… I don’t have any words, I’m at a loss for words. The whole reason why I even won that race was because of all of my teammates… It’s a lot, I’m just really happy.”
TEAM RELEASE NASCAR veteran David Starr is launching motorsports’ newest racing podcast, set to debut next month. Starting Dec. 1, “Let’s Go Racing with David Starr” will be available every … Continue Reading David Starr launches podcast
FOX Sports announced Jamie Little will be the lead play-by-play announcer for FS1’s coverage of the ARCA Menards Series in 2021.
Brett Moffitt will compete full-time in the NASCAR Xfinity Series for Our Motorsports next year, the team announced Thursday (Nov. 12th). “The ink is dry on the bottom line and … Continue Reading Brett Moffitt full-time in Xfintiy in 2021
Daniel Hemric will have a new NASCAR team to call home in 2021. Joe Gibbs Racing announced Hemric will pilot the No. 18 Toyota Supra in the Xfinity Series, replacing … Continue Reading Daniel Hemric to Joe Gibbs Racing
Bill McAnally Racing’s Jesse Love claimed the team their tenth ARCA Menards Series West title. Love, 15, became the youngest West division champion in NASCAR history.
The virtual race will take place on Thanksgiving weekend in lieu of the real event getting axed due to COVID-19.
Teammate Elliott wins his first championship By Nick Lewis In his final race of his full-time Cup Series career, Jimmie Johnson finished fifth in the Season Finale 500 at Phoenix … Continue Reading Johnson finishes his career on a high-note