Sorenson to continue running with Premium Motorsports
“We’re underdogs in this deal and just like today, we were unable to buy tires all weekend, weren’t able to practice because it cost money,” Sorenson said.
StarCom Racing hopes to field second entry at Texas race
“I just don’t want to undermine the No. 00 and Jeffery’s effort by any means.”
Gaulding slated to run full season with BK Racing
“They (BK Racing) plan on me for running a full season,” Gaulding said. “Short term, long term, whatever you call it, but I’ll be in the No. 23 car when we get to Atlanta.”
Last ride for the HMS No. 5
Nothing stays the same forever, but it’s just a number. In the grand scheme of things, it really doesn’t matter.
Title contender Cindric enters Miami with no on-track experience
MIAMI—NASCAR Camping World Truck Series rookie Austin Cindric will compete for his first title this weekend at Homestead-Miami Speedway. The Ohio-native has been doing everything he can to prepare for … Continue Reading Title contender Cindric enters Miami with no on-track experience
Cope: StarCom Racing to attempt Texas, Phoenix
“We’re looking for funded drivers for next year,” Cope said.
Sorenson, seeing improvement at Premium Motorsports, hopes to return to team in 2018
Reed Sorenson continues to plug along as a full-time driver in NASCAR’s top series. Sorenson, a 13-year veteran of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, is in his second full-time … Continue Reading Sorenson, seeing improvement at Premium Motorsports, hopes to return to team in 2018
The contrasting emotions of NASCAR’s Playoffs: Joy, relief, and heartbreak of the end
RICHMOND, Va.—Kyle Larson sprung out of his red No. 42 Target Chevrolet and stood on the indented driver-side window, euphorically twirling a white towel in the air as sheets of … Continue Reading The contrasting emotions of NASCAR’s Playoffs: Joy, relief, and heartbreak of the end
Gordon talks playoffs, William Byron and charity work
“William has been able to run with those guys and be very impressive. I’m excited to have him at Hendrick and the No. 24 next year.”
Ross Chastain’s 20th place finish earned him praise from Dale Jr.; Here’s why
“You did really good today with that ol’ racecar,” Dale Earnhardt Jr. said as he shook Chastain’s hand.