Fire on Fridays: NASCAR Prospects Ready to Fill Recently Vacated Seats
With multiple full-time drivers leaving their NASCAR teams in recent weeks, here are some potential replacements.
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With multiple full-time drivers leaving their NASCAR teams in recent weeks, here are some potential replacements.
One change has occurred from Michigan driver-wise, as Landon Cassill is entered in the No. 77.
The exact amount of races on the No. 19 for 2023 was not announced.
Arrington competed in the Cup Series for over 20 years.
The Cup Series appears likely to remain on the road course in 2023, but according to Penske, a move back to the oval is a possibility moving forward.
The entry list currently includes one potential series debut, coming from a former NASCAR driver’s son.
Brown’s move to MHR is reportedly a one-race deal.