Schluter Systems, a leader in innovative tile installation solutions, will begin its 2025 motorsports sponsorship program this weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway, serving as the primary sponsor of Corey LaJoie and the No.
What is up with Carl Edwards? We saw him driving a Porsche with Trevor Bayne, and now he’s in Corey LaJoie’s Cup car? The NASCAR Hall of Famer is only going to get people’s hopes up and the rumor mill buzzing.
During the NASCAR Cup Series race at COTA, the FOX broadcast had a foot cam on Shane van Gisbergen. Corey LaJoie liked that. A lot. SVG has an unusual style of driving when compared to other stock car racers, his heel-toe and right foot braking, while using his left foot to pump the clutch appear to give him an edge over others.
On Sunday, the stars of the NASCAR Cup Series take on the Atlanta Motor Speedway in the second race of the season.
Someone should tell Corey LaJoie that he's not required to share everything with fans. LaJoie led late in Sunday's Daytona 500, but a late multi-car wreck sabotaged his chances of winning.
With only eight laps remaining in Sunday’s 67th-annual DAYTONA 500, Corey LaJoie and Rick Ware Racing were out in front of ‘The Great American Race’ and pursuing one of the craziest what-ifs in NASCAR’s storied history.
AirMedCare Network, a division of Global Medical Response and America's largest air ambulance membership network, has partnered with NASCAR Cup Series team Rick Ware Racing for Sunday's Ambetter Health 400 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Corey LaJoie badly wanted to be a part of the field for Sunday’s 67th running of the Daytona 500. How bad? Well, according to Jenna Fryer of The Associated Press, LaJoie was willing to gamble his kids’ college fund to secure a seat.
Corey LaJoie got the job done in Thursday night's Duel 2 at Daytona International Speedway as he scored an impressive sixth-place finish, which netted him a starting position in Sunday's 67th-annual Daytona 500.
The second Duel at Daytona came down to mere inches.
An announcement on behalf of Rick Ware Racing on Monday, Jan. 27, confirmed that veteran driver Corey LaJoie will run part-time in the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series. LaJoie debuted in the Nationwide Series in 2012 with Tommy Baldwin Racing and ran in ARCA Menards.
As the NASCAR Cup Series prepares for its annual trip to the Sunshine State for its premier event, the Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway, there will be some added pressure for the drivers trying to make the field for Sunday's race.
This year Corey LaJoie has to qualify for the Daytona 500 in an open car. As an open driver, what does he think of NASCAR’s new provisional? Well, his feelings are a lot like other drivers, including Denny Hamlin.
Karsyn Elledge did not hold back when talking about NASCAR driver Corey LaJoie. The granddaughter of Dale Earnhardt recently appeared on the Door Bumper Clear podcast and reacted to Lajoie’s comments on not wanting to compete in the Xfinity Series or Truck Series.
Corey LaJoie, the former NASCAR Cup Series full-time driver for Spire Motorsports and Rick Ware Racing in 2024, could not find a full-time ride in stock car racing's premier series for 2025.
Corey LaJoie will run a part-time NASCAR Cup Series schedule for Rick Ware Racing in 2025. In addition to piloting the No. 01 Ford, he will serve as a race analyst for five faces on Amazon Prime Video.
With the Clash at Bowman-Gray Stadium this coming weekend, one driver still unaccounted for was a full-time driver in 2024. That driver is Corey Lajoie.
Here we are in 2025 and it does not appear that Corey LaJoie is going to have a full-time NASCAR Cup Series ride. A new wrinkle has put LaJoie on the outside looking in.
Corey LaJoie's final NASCAR Cup Series start with Spire Motorsports came to an unfortunate end at Bristol Motor Speedway on Saturday.
Corey LaJoie had a heart-stopping moment during Monday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Mich.
Corey LaJoie’s future in NASCAR has become one of the most talked about point after the veteran racer was let go by Spire Motorsports. The team was forced to let the veteran leave the team due to his lack of consistency and the fact that rookie Carson Hocevar proving too good of a team-mate in the No:77 Chevy team.
Corey LaJoie announced Thursday that he will not return to Spire Motorsports after this season. "I won't be driving the (No.) 7 car next year," LaJoie told The Athletic.
One NASCAR Cup Series rookie may be threatening Lajoie's job security — and his NASCAR future as a whole.
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