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In 2015, Casey Mears and Germain Racing inched closer to a spot among the top 20 in the final point standings. Similar progress in 2016 would put them right where the team feels it belongs.
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After a tough 2015 season, JTG Daugherty Racing made some changes as it looks to get back in the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup with driver AJ Allmendinger.
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Premium Motorsports announced it has signed Cole Whitt to drive the No. 98 car in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.
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There’s a new look to HScott Motorsports this year with veteran driver Clint Bowyer joining the organization.
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Entering its eighth season of Sprint Cup competition in 2016, Tommy Baldwin Racing is at a crossroads as the team made some changes, including a new face behind the wheel of its No. 7 Chevrolets.
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It will be a season of transition for Hendrick Motorsports and the organization is looking forward to it.
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BK Racing is looking to take its next step in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in 2016 after hiring a new driver and purchasing some assets from Michael Waltrip Racing.
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Pennzoil unveiled its new paint scheme for Joey Logano's No. 22 Ford for the 2016 Sprint Cup Series season.
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Ryan Blaney is prepared to take Wood Brothers Racing into its first full season in eight years, behind the wheel of the famed No. 21 Ford.
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Front Row Motorsports heads into the 2016 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season with a new driver lineup and new technical alliance with Roush Fenway Racing.
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Daytona International Speedway’s $400 million DAYTONA Rising project officially opens this weekend with the running of the Rolex 24.
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Leavine Family Racing has joined forces with Circle Sport Racing to run the full Sprint Cup schedule with drivers Michael McDowell and Ty Dillon.
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NASCAR officials and Sprint Cup team owners continue to move closer to a charter system in time for the 2016 season.
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