OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE

June 6, 2019 (Mooresville, NC) – Corey LaJoie welcomes Inman Equities, LLC to Go Fas Racing as partner for two Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series races. Inman Equities, LLC first race will be the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway, followed by the Bank of America ROVAL 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.  Continue reading “Corey LaJoie Partners With Inman Equities For Multi-Race Sponsorship”

(This story originally appeared at TobyChristie.com and has been reposted with permission)

Stewart-Haas Racing has been one of the most dominant teams in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series for the past several seasons, in fact, a year ago, all four of their teams won races.

However, 14 races into 2019, none of the four teams have found victory lane. And now a report from Sport Business Journal’s Adam Stern explains that the team will have a lot of work to do in the offseason if they want to retain their current driver lineup and sponsors. Continue reading “Report: Stewart-Haas Racing Driver/Sponsor Lineup Could be Very Different in 2020”

Kyle Larson has certainly had an emotional roller coaster of a season. His highs, like winning his first Monster Energy All-Star race last month have been tremendous. But Larson has also suffered four DNFs in the last eight races. He’s tied with Jimmie Johnson at 16th in the points standings – the last transfer spot into the Playoffs. Continue reading “3 time winner, Kyle Larson likes Michigan”

The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series’ twice annual Michigan International Speedway stops have been competitive not only from the perspective of the drivers, but because the racetrack is in the backyard of two of America’s most celebrated – and competitive – auto manufacturers: Ford and Chevrolet. Continue reading “Michgan: NASCAR Manufacturers Battle from Motor City”