John Newby
Senior Writer at Savage Ventures covering NASCAR and Auto News. @NMPAOnline member. I enjoy my life.
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1 week ago |
altdriver.com | John Newby
Rutledge Wood returns to racing this season with a new challenge. He will take on the Toyota GR Cup while running a limited schedule. Wood, who previously won the Toyota Pro Celebrity events in 2013 and '17, will join Precision Racing LA for a limited Toyota GR Cup schedule. He will drive the No. 18 Toyota GR86 with Fun Times Soda Pop as his primary sponsor. Wood will compete in two races each weekend while driving for Precision Racing LA.
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altdriver.com | John Newby
BRISTOL, Tenn. -- A weekly Vlog? On paper, this was an odd concept to Daniel Suarez. In reality, Julia Piquet's creation has been a smash hit. This is not something Daniel Suarez initially expected. "I'm 100% surprised on how people have been loving it," Suarez told AltDriver at Bristol Motor Speedway. This season marked the debut of weekly Vlogs showing Suarez going about the racing season.
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1 week ago |
altdriver.com | John Newby
Katherine Legge previously revealed that she would return to NASCAR this season for multiple starts. Her full schedule is now available. Legge will make seven starts in the Xfinity Series while driving for Jordan Anderson Racing. She will make five starts in the Cup Series while driving for Live Fast Motorsports, the team she joined earlier this season at Phoenix Raceway.
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1 week ago |
altdriver.com | John Newby
Thirty years in, it would be easy enough for Kyle Petty to look at the work made possible by his Charity Ride and be prideful. Yet, this is not his approach as he prepares for another spring motorcycle trip with hundreds of companions. "Sometimes you want to stand back, and you want to be proud of something, and you want to pat yourself on the back and think, 'Man, look what we just did,'" Petty told AltDriver. "'We rode motorcycles for 28 years in this 20th year of (Victory Junction) camp.
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altdriver.com | John Newby
BRISTOL, Tenn. -- Nine races into the 2025 Cup Series season, AJ Allmendinger and Kaulig Racing are in contention for a playoff spot after a steady streak of consistency. Allmendinger crossed the finish line ninth overall at Bristol Motor Speedway on Sunday evening, marking his third top-10 finish in the last five races. He also scored a stage point and posted the race's Xfinity Fastest Lap, which helped him add two more points to his season-long total.
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