Corey LaJoie on Leaving Spire Motorsports: “Not Gonna Last Forever”
The decision to replace LaJoie with Justin Haley is indicative of Spire Motorsports’ tactical pivot as they look to improve their competitiveness. While the timing of LaJoie’s exit surprised many fans and observers, it emphasizes the often unpredictable and high-stakes environment of professional racing.
Spire Motorsports Rumored to Target Tier-1 status in NASCAR, eyeing growth through strategic partnerships and driver acquisitions.
Corey LaJoie's tenure with Spire Motorsports concluded on a sour note during the night race at Bristol Motor Speedway due ...
Spire Motorsports will host its second fan day of 2024, Friday, Oct. 11, when the team will open its doors prior to the ...
Over the course of their collaboration, Childers and Harvick reached the playoffs eight times, demonstrating a remarkable ...
By JENNA FRYER NASCAR champions Brad Keselowski and Martin Truex Jr. were among the first four drivers knocked out of the ...
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Is a 7-Race Stint at RWR a Better Prospect for Corey LaJoie Over a Full-Time Ride in Xfinity or Truck series?Corey LaJoie's days in the #7 Spire Motorsports Chevy were indeed numbered. The post Is a 7-Race Stint at RWR a Better Prospect for Corey LaJoie Over a Full-Time Ride in Xfinity or Truck series?
Cup Series rookie Carson Hocevar takes the mantle to lead Spire Motorsports after impressive performance in Watkins Glen.
• Nick Sanchez is replacing Parker Kligerman at Big Machine Racing in NASCAR’s Xfinity Series. Team owner Scott Borchetta ...
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