James Davison to run more Cup races in 2021
Look to see James Davison in more Cup Series races with Rick Ware Racing in 2021, the driver confirmed to The Racing Experts.
“Things are looking solid for the year ahead,” Davison said. “It doesn’t look like I’m going to run a full season, but maybe, like two-thirds of one, so that’s better than nothing, isn’t it?
“I’m grateful for this opportunity with Rick Ware.”
An exact amount of races was not disclosed, but Davison said there’s still a chance he could drive in the Daytona 500.
“The main thing for me is that I just do more races, and in better equipment than I did last year,” Davison said. “So if that’s how it plays out, I’m happy with that.”
The Melbourne, Victoria native made his NASCAR Cup Series debut in the June 2020 Pocono doubleheader, piloting the No. 77 Spire Motorsports entry.
After the Pocono race weekend, Davison drove a majority of the second-half of the schedule for Rick Ware Racing.
Davison ultimately competed in 15 races, earning a career-high 29th-place finish at the Charlotte Road Course race in October.
“There’s no substitute for experience,” Davison said, who added he had visited all but two tracks that he raced at for the first time.
OFFSEASON
Travelling within the United States and iRacing have kept Davison busy over the NASCAR offseason.
Davison most recently took victory in the Monday Night Racing league on Jan. 11 at Auto Club Speedway.
The league features NASCAR drivers, IndyCar drivers, media members and team crew members in its lineups.
“It’s exciting,” Davison said. “That race in two weeks at Dover with a few of the NASCAR commentators is going to be really cool to be a part of… I’ve jumped on the bandwagon kind of late, but it’s going well so far.”
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Dominic Aragon is currently the editor-in-chief for The Racing Experts.
From Grants, New Mexico, USA, Aragon started watching NASCAR in 2004 and has been covering the sport since 2009. Aragon is a 2012 graduate of Grants High School and a May 2016 graduate of the University of New Mexico with a B.A. in Mass Communications & Journalism. Aragon has worked in local and national media, as a musician, and an educator. He is co-author of the 2024 book "All of It: Daytona 500 Champion Tells the Rest of the Story" with racer Geoff Bodine.
Aragon, his wife Feliz, and son Christopher currently reside in Grants, New Mexico, USA.
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Better equipment? I would have thought he would have to finish a race without crashing to get better equipment.
How do I get my Nephew’s name, SR.EOD2/NAVY Tyler J. Trahan killed in action in Fallujah,Irag April 30,2009, placed on James Davidson NAVY car for Coca-Cola 600 2021?Thank You for any lead to the answer and All the Best to You!