Eyes on O’Reilly: Lee Pulliam’s Debut Represented NASCAR at Its Best
The 37-year-old sure feels like the latest feel-good JR Motorsports story.
James Krause joined Frontstretch in March 2024 as a contributor. Krause was born and raised in Illinois and graduated from Northern Illinois University. He currently works in Fort Wayne, Indiana covering minor league, college and high school sports. Outside of racing, Krause loves to keep up with football, music, anime and video games.
The 37-year-old sure feels like the latest feel-good JR Motorsports story.
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Or can he go for four in a row?
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