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Furniture Row Racing equipment is going to a good cause
Furniture Row Racing entered NASCAR in 2005 with Kenny Wallace. 13 years later, the team was built to championship form. They took the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series title in dominating fashion in 2017.
Read MoreThe defending NASCAR champions are set to close shop; Martin Truex will need a new ride as Furniture Row Racing will close the doors
Barney Visser: “I would have to borrow money to continue as a competitive team and I’m not going to do that.”
A year after reducing the team to a single car effort,
Read MoreThe announcement came in the same day that Martin Truex Jr won the ‘Best Driver’ award, beating F1 champion driver Lewis Hamilton and others
DENVER, Colo. (July 2018) – Defending Cup Series champion Furniture Row Racing and driver Martin Truex Jr. are currently seeking sponsorship on the No. 78 Toyota for 2019 to replace 5-hour ENERGY,
Read MoreFurniture Row Racing comments on the Atlanta Motor Speedway penalty
Furniture Row Racing are the defending champions of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series. Technically it’s the second race of the season. Though, many in the garage would consider Atlanta to be the ‘first race’ of the season.
The team will be starting Atlanta Motor Speedway from last place on Sunday.
Read MoreFurniture Row Racing has been penalized for this weekend
Toyota driver Martin Truex Jr never made it to the track for qualifying today at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Yet, he wasn’t the only one to have issues. Chevrolet driver Jimmie Johnson and his Hendrick Motorsports team also suffered several failed attempts at pre-qualifying inspection.
Read MoreJoe Garone Statement on Furniture Row Racing Penalties Handed by NASCAR
Joe Garone issues statement below on NASCAR penalties handed to Furniture Row Racing after Atlanta event.
NASCAR officials have suspended crew chief Cole Pearn for one NASCAR Sprint Cup Series points race and fined the Furniture Row Racing employee $50,000.
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