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Joseph Wolkin

Joseph Wolkin

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MotoGP Unveils Bold New Logo After 2024 Season

MotoGP unveiled a new logo this past weekend. It is a new, hold design for a growing series with a brand-new champion in Jorge Martin.
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FedEx To End Nascar Sponsorship With Joe Gibbs Racing, Denny Hamlin

Denny Hamlin revealed on Sunday that FedEx will no longer sponsor his No. 11 Toyota Camry for Joe Gibbs Racing. The 20-year partnership will come to an end.
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Frankie Muniz Announces Full-Time Nascar Craftsman Truck Series Sch...

Frankie Muniz will continue his steep Nascar learning curve in 2025, as the actor-turned-racer will compete full time in the Craftsman Truck Series.
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Haas F1 Team Inks New American Sponsor Ahead Of U.S. Grand Prix

Haas F1 Team will have another American firm join its sponsorship portfolio. Orion180 is coming on board to join the American-owned Formula 1 organization.
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Hailie Deegan Moves From Nascar To Indy NXT In 2025

Hailie Deegan will be moving to open-wheel racing in 2025. The 23-year-old rising star signed an Indy NXT deal with HMD Motorsports, leaving Nascar behind.
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Hot Wheels Inks Major Partnership With Formula 1

Formula 1 replica cars will be coming to American consumers at a rapid pace. Hot Wheels announced a major partnership with Formula 1 that begins immediately.
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Nascar’s Rival Netflix Series To ‘Drive To Survive’ Series Set For ...

Nascar will be making an attempt to compete with Formula 1 on the Netflix screen for the second year in a row. A new partnership will enhance their docuseries presence.
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JR Motorsports Signs Carson Kvapil To Full-Time Xfinity Series Deal

JR Motorsports will have a new driver as part of the team’s full-time lineup in 2025. Carson Kvapil will take over the No. 1 Chevrolet in 2025.
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F1 Arcade Boasts Long-Term American Expansion Plan With Rising Popu...

F1 Arcade launched it is first American location in Boston in April. Soon, its Washington, D.C. location opens with a great expansion plan for the future.
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Harrison Burton Set For Xfinity Series Return In 2025 With AM Racing

Harrison Burton will return to the Nascar Xfinity Series in 2025 after a three-year stint in the Cup Series. He will compete for AM Racing as he changes course.
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Big Machine Racing Signs Nick Sanchez For The 2025 Xfinity Series S...

Big Machine Racing will have a new driver take over the team’s flagship No. 48 Chevrolet in the Nascar Xfinity Series next year. Nick Sanchez will drive the car in 2025.
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23XI Racing Signs Bubba Wallace To Multiyear Extension

Bubba Wallace will continue to pilot the No. 23 Toyota for 23XI Racing for at least two more seasons, the team announced on Wednesday.
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Martin Truex Jr. Looks To Turn Around Playoff Before Retirement

As Martin Truex Jr. prepares to end his full-time Nascar Cup Series career, the 2017 champion is attempting to go out on top. The No. 19 team is ready to turn it around.
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Brandon Jones Will Return To Joe Gibbs Racing In 2025

Brandon Jones will be making a return to Joe Gibbs Racing in 2025. Jones, who won five Xfinity Series races with JGR, will leave JR Motorsports after a two-year stint.
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Bubba Wallace Aims To Make Nascar Playoffs With One Race Left

Bubba Wallace will attempt to qualify for the Nascar Playoffs with just one race remaining, sitting on the outside looking-in. The 23XI Racing driver is ready.
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Leigh Diffey To Take Over Nascar On NBC’s Play-By-Play Role

Leigh Diffey will begin to call the Nascar Cup Series broadcast on NBC, beginning at Daytona. Rick Allen will be the lead voice for the Xfinity Series.
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Tyler Reddick’s Michigan Victory Shows 23XI Racing’s Growth

Tyler Reddick won Monday's Nascar Cup Series race at Michigan International Speedway. Now, 23XI Racing, owned by Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin have a title contender.
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Erik Jones Signs A Multiyear Extension With Legacy Motor Club

Erik Jones will continue to pilot the legendary No. 43 car for Legacy Motor Club for at least the next two seasons, signing an extension with Jimmie Johnson's team.
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Will Buxton Breaks Down History Of Formula 1 In New Book, ‘Grand Prix’

Will Buxton, star of the Formula 1 Netflix series "Drive to Survive," published "Grand Prix" with the goal of educating new Formula 1 fans.
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Daniel Suarez Re-Signs With Trackhouse Racing

Daniel Suarez will return to Trackhouse Racing in 2025, re-signing with the organization that saved his career in 2021. The two-time Cup Series winner now has stability.
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Toyota Racing Development’s David Wilson Set To Retire; Tyler Gibbs...

Toyota Racing Development will have a new president in December as David Wilson is set to retire and Tyler Gibbs will take over management at TRD.