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Corey LaJoie’s Charity Kickball Klassic returns

Before the Round of 12 finales in the NASCAR Xfinity Series and Cup Series take place Saturday and Sunday, respectively Drivers

Corey LaJoie’s ‘Hail Mary’ victory bid comes up just short

HAMPTON, Ga. -- Corey LaJoie's last-ditch bid for his first NASCAR Cup Series victory went south Sunday in a final Drivers

Rajah Caruth to make Truck Series debut with Spire Motorsports at Gateway

CONCORD, N.C. – Spire Motorsports announced Wednesday that ARCA Menards Series standout Rajah Caruth will make World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway

Spire, LaJoie partner with USO, Coca-Cola for patriotic tribute at 600

CONCORD, N.C. -- Spire Motorsports and Corey LaJoie will partner with the USO and The Coca-Cola Company for the NASCAR Cup Series

Two Cup Series car chiefs ejected after pre-qualifying inspection failures at

Two Cup Series teams were penalized with crew-member ejections after multiple failures in pre-qualifying inspection NASCAR Cup Series

For LaJoie, Flores, friendship between co-hosts comes naturally on ‘Stacking

Corey LaJoie expresses a light-hearted regret about the years-ago beginnings of his friendship with Ryan Flores NASCAR Cup Series

Fan Vote for All-Star Race heads into final stretch; see latest top four

The All-Star Race Fan Vote is headed into its final stretch, and it's up to you to decide who will become the NASCAR Cup Series

Spire’s No. 77 fails Talladega inspection three times; Cassill to serve

The Spire Motorsports No. 77 Chevrolet failed pre-qualifying inspection three times Friday at Talladega Superspeedway NASCAR Cup Series

Corey LaJoie reveals Darlington throwback honoring Marty Robbins on Stacking

The sound of a Next Gen car is sweet music to the ears of race fans, and that's one reason why Corey LaJoie's NASCAR Cup Series

Three-wide clanger in COTA overtime leaves Bowman, Busch, Friesen on empty

AUSTIN, Texas – Saturday's NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race turned when the top three contending trucks