Posts Tagged ‘Race Face Brand Development’
Anderson On Sixth At Daytona: ‘Man, It Feels Good’
By bringing a clean race car to the checkered flag in Friday night’s Wawa 250 at Daytona Int’l Speedway, owner-driver Jordan Anderson earned himself at least one more NASCAR Xfinity Series start this season.
Read MoreLaprade Set For Pro Truck Debut At Auburndale
Making his first move into a full-size race car, Florida Legend car driver Matthew Laprade will make his Pro Truck debut Saturday night at Auburndale Speedway.
Read MoreMatthew Laprade Joins Race Face Brand Development
Twelve-year-old Legend car racer Matthew Laprade has become the newest addition to the Race Face Brand Development roster of drivers.
Read MoreCreed’s Michigan Runner-Up Sets Xfinity Series Record
Joe Gibbs Racing’s Sheldon Creed made a dubious bit of history Saturday by finishing second, yet again, with the NASCAR Xfinity Series.
Read MoreOvertime Surge Propels Alfredo To Fourth At Michigan
With a surge during an overtime restart, Anthony Alfredo raced to a strong fourth-place finish for Our Motorsports in Saturday’s Cabo Wabo 250 at Michigan Int’l Speedway.
Read MoreLate Vibration Leaves Love 29th In The Irish Hills
A late pit stop under green derailed Jesse Love’s chances at a strong result and left him with a 29th-place finish in Saturday’s Cabo Wabo 250 at Michigan Int’l Speedway.
Read MoreCreed Inks Multi-Year Deal With Haas Factory Team
Sheldon Creed has found what he hopes is his long-term home in the NASCAR Xfinity Series.
Read MoreSheldon Creed Lands Michigan Xfinity Series Pole
Sheldon Creed earned the pole position for the NASCAR Xfinity Series stop at Michigan Int’l Speedway, the Cabo Wabo 250, with a late flourish in qualifying Friday at the two-mile oval.
Read MoreGreen Getting Back To The Racetrack At Mobile
Clayton Green will return to the seat of his pro late model as racing resumes at Mobile Int’l Speedway this weekend.
Read MoreLove Earns SLM Win During NASCAR’s Olympic Break
Suffice it to say that NASCAR Xfinity Series rookie-of-the-year contender Jesse Love didn’t take a ton of time off during the sport’s Olympic break.
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