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Martin Truex Jr. ends four-year drought with Kansas pole
May 6, 2016
By Reid Spencer
NASCAR Wire Service
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – Martin Truex Jr. freely admitted it took time for the No. 78 Furniture Row team to get the hang of three-round knockout qualifying. Continue reading “Martin Truex Jr. ends four-year drought with Kansas pole”
Martin Truex Jr. had one of the strongest cars in Sunday’s Auto Club Speedway before close-quarters racing from Joey Logano’s Ford sent him into the outside wall on Lap 152.
Truex insisted Logano hit him. Continue reading “Incident With Joey Logano Leaves Martin Truex Fuming”
Todd Berrier to call race from pit box in Phoenix
DENVER, Colo. (March 8, 2016) – Joe Garone, president of Furniture Row Racing, has informed NASCAR it has withdrawn the appeal for a prerace infraction at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Continue reading “Furniture Row Racing Withdraws Appeal Berrier Subs for Pearn at Phoenix”
Martin Truex Jr. is proving his Championship 4 effort from a year ago was no fluke.
The No. 78 Furniture Row Racing driver placed seventh at Atlanta, one week after finishing second in the Daytona 500.
Since the beginning of the 2015 season, only three drivers have racked up more top-10 finishes than Truex’s 24 – Kevin Harvick (30), Joey Logano (29) and Brad Keselowski (26). Continue reading “Martin Truex Off To Another Hot Start”
March 2, 2016
The following statement is attributed to Joe Garone, president of Furniture Row Racing.
Due to the severity of the P3 penalty levied against Furniture Row Racing and its crew chief Cole Pearn today (Wednesday), the No. 78 Sprint Cup team has informed NASCAR it will appeal the decision. The infraction, which was immediately corrected following technical inspection at Atlanta Motor Speedway last week, was safety related and not competition related. We sincerely appreciate that NASCAR has an appeal process so we can review the level of the penalty.
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