The three-time Supercars champion from Auckland, New Zealand, will campaign in seven Cup Series events in a jointed alliance between Kaulig Racing and Trackhouse Racing for the 2024 season.
Two Cup Series veterans and former Clash winners, both of whom hold the top-two active starts in the Clash, are set to achieve milestone starts of their own within the exhibition feature at The Coliseum.
A historic and statistical flashback of the NASCAR Cup Series' current Playoff elimination format that celebrates its 10th anniversary of being revealed for the first time.
If you haven’t been paying attention to Legacy Motor Club, you need to be. When I spoke with Joey Cohen, Vice President of Racing Operations for the team on January 11th, there was an aura of confidence that surrounded every answer he gave, and rightfully so, as the team has made more noise in the offseason than many pundits thought they would.
The Chicago native joins Trackhouse Racing following a three-year Cup Series crew chief campaign at Kaulig Racing, where he achieved a total of two victories with AJ Allmendinger.
Yarborough was also hailed as the toughest driver on the blacktop, fighting tooth and nail for every single spot. If a driver upset him, Yarborough let him know. If a competitor respected him, the respect was mutual.
The 42-year-old Allmendinger from Los Gatos, California, is set to make his 11th career start and second with Kaulig Racing in the Great American Race in February 2024.
The 24-year-old Alfredo from Ridgefield, Connecticut, will attempt to compete in the 66th running of the Daytona 500 and at Talladega in Spring 2024 as part of Beard's part-time Cup campaign.
