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Suarez’s move was reported earlier this month by Motorsport.com.Suarez, 28, will drive the No. 96 Toyota, reuniting him with the manufacturer with which he enjoyed much of his early success in NASCAR competition.“My NASCAR career started off really well and Toyota was a very big part of that. To have them in my corner again gives me a lot of confidence,” said Suarez, the 2016 Xfinity ...Keep reading...
The biggest change fans will notice is the alteration of stage lengths for 16 races in the Cup series, with the most common difference being a shortening of the third stage.The overall lengths of races did not change (except for the new doubleheader at Pocono Raceway this season).The Daytona 500 will now have stages of 65, 65 and 70 laps. The final stage of last year’s race was 90 ...Keep reading...
“I do think the rules change (last season) has had a drastic impact on the drivers and teams’ ability to communicate with each other and value the right things,” Keselowski said Monday at an event at Charlotte Motor Speedway kicking off its 60th anniversary season.“That dynamic has caused a fair amount of riff and ripples across the whole sport and the easiest way for Team Penske to ...Keep reading...
2020 will be Brendan Gaughans final season as a NASCAR Cup Series driver, returning for four races in the No. 62 Beard Motorsports Chevrolet.His 63rd career start will come in next months Daytona 500 before returning for the spring and fall Talladega races, as well as the series second visit to Daytona in August.The car will be backed by Oil Distributing/South Point Hotel & Casino ...Keep reading...
Reigning NASCAR Cup champion Busch finished ninth in the GTD class in an AIM Vasser Sullivan Lexus RC F GT3, but the team was never a factor in the battle at the front of the 18-car field. He completed four driving stints for more than six hours behind the wheel in total, but brake issues delayed the car he shared with Jack Hawksworth, Parker Chase and Michael de Quesada.“There was a lot ...Keep reading...
It’s probably some of both.Buescher, 27, takes over the No. 17 Ford for RFR in the NASCAR Cup Series this season after spending the previous four seasons driving for Front Row Motorsports (one year) and JTG Daugherty Racing (last three years).Before his move to the Cup series, he spent the 2014 and 2015 seasons competing in the Xfinity Series for Roush, where he amassed three wins and ...Keep reading...