TC Daily Pit Stop: Brandon Jones Returns to Joe Gibbs Racing in 2025
TC Daily Pit Stop: Brandon Jones Returns to Joe Gibbs Racing in 2025
TC Daily Pit Stop: Tuesday, September 3, 2024
Throwback Tuesday? The news that dropped on Tuesday, coupled with last week’s race being at Darlington Raceway has me feeling the throwback vibes today. How about you guys? How are you feeling today? Feel free to comment below, and here is the latest TC Daily Pit Stop:
Brandon Jones Heading Back to Joe Gibbs Racing on Multi-Year Deal in 2025
It’ll be a reunion for Brandon Jones and the Joe Gibbs Racing NASCAR Xfinity Series program next season as Jones announced a multi-year contract with the team on Tuesday morning. Jones, who won five races over a five-year period with JGR, moved to JR Motorsports in 2023, where he has had less than stellar results.
The 27-year-old driver, and JGR are hoping the reunion will be beneficial to both parties.
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NASCAR Will Not Issue Penalty to Chris Buescher for Incident with Todd Gilliland: Chris Buescher will not receive any penalties stemming from a late-race incident with Todd Gilliland in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series Cook Out Southern 500 at Darlington, Elton Sawyer confirmed on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio’s The Morning Drive.
Rick Ware Racing, Clay Millican Collect Landmark Victory in NHRA U.S. Nationals: For 58-year-old Clay Millican, he finally reached the mountain top as the winner of the NHRA U.S. Nationals as he defeated Steve Torrence in Monday’s Top Fuel finals at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park. Millican drives for Rick Ware Racing, which fields the No. 15 and 51 cars in the NASCAR Cup Series.
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NASCAR TRIVIA:
NEED SOME HINTS?
No turning right at this track.
Not a track too tough to tame.
Clint Bowyer and Carl Edwards really wanted to win here.
Yesterday’s Question: Who is More Likely to win the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Championship?
Top Answer: Kyle Larson, who received 62% of your votes.