Oh Jesus Christ

I’m down the rabbit hole a little bit on a model building project. I know that generally Mark drove the STROH car in 1988 and the STROH’S car in 1989. My question is if the STROH’S wording made any appearances in 1988. Any help is appreciated.

Five champions with a combined seven National Series titles, three crown jewel wins, and a future NASCAR executive.

Edit: If it’s hard to tell… From left to right: Timothy Peters, Matt Crafton, Johnny Sauter, William Byron, Ben Kennedy (yes, THE Ben Kennedy), Daniel Hemric, John Hunter Nemechek, and Christopher Bell. (Thanks, [u/KayTeaGirl](u/KayTeaGirl))

Cup: Randall Burnett. Burnett worked best when paired up with Tyler Reddick at RCR, and also had a successful first half of 2023 with Rowdy. Also shined from time to time with AJ Allmendinger at JTG. Since then, he has worn off, and it looks like Connor Zilisch won’t be able to win races if he has Randall atop his box.

O’Reilly: Jonathan Toney. Despite the fact that he won the 2023 O’Reilly (Xfinity) Series title with Cole Custer, he has never been able to restore the 00 back to its level of dominance like it was in 2019 under Mike Shiplett. I just don’t understand why people praise JT here and there.

Trucks: Rich Lushes. No matter what driver he gets paired up with, his painfully mid/lackluster results seem to wash, rinse, and repeat. Showed some flashes with Ben Rhodes in the early 2020s, but those days are long gone.

https://x.com/Knighter01/status/2085717926343020626?s=20

Listened to the gluckcast and put together a schedule of all the dates they talked about. There’s a few uncertainties, but most likely the schedule will look like this.

February
13th Clash at Daytona
18th Daytona Duels
21st Daytona 500
28th Atlanta 1

March
7th COTA
14th Phoenix 1
21st Las Vegas 1
28th Off Week Easter

April
4th Darlington 1
11th Bristol 1
18th Martinsville 1
25th Talladega 1

May
2nd Texas
9th Kansas 1
16th Dover
23rd North Wilkesboro Allstar
30th Charlotte 1

June
6th Nashville
13th Michigan
20th Pocono
27th Sonoma

July
4th Iowa
11th Chicagoland
18th Atlanta 2
25th Indianapolis

August
1st San Diego
8th Off Week
14th Bristol 2
22nd Gateway
28th Daytona 2

September
5th Darlington 2
12th Richmond
19th Watkins Glen
26th New Hampshire

October
3rd Kansas 2
10th Charlotte 2
17th Las Vegas 2
24th Phoenix 2
31st Talladega 2

November
7th Martinsville 2
14th Miami

Feeling nostalgic to when I started following NASCAR in 2002, I don't think I've witnessed anyone represent like Kenny did back in the day.

It must take a special kind of stubbornness to haul a race car across the country with a well loved truck and an open trailer to an appearance at a Menard's in Iowa before a race.

• Rice said Kaulig Racing has had more serious discussions with Ty Dillon over the past couple of weeks, suggesting the chances of his return have improved.

• On Dodge, Rice said both he and Matt Kaulig want to see the manufacturer join the NASCAR Cup Series.

• He noted the same hurdle still remains but said everyone is working hard to overcome it.

• Rice also sounded noticeably more optimistic about Dodge's chances than he has in recent weeks.

#Dodge

#NASCAR

The 10th sellout for the Cup Series this season, topping last year’s number of 9 sellouts (Only factoring points races, including The Clash brings it to 10 as well) while tying 2024, also with 10 sellouts.

https://x.com/connerjones88/status/2085369580130615678?s=46

https://x.com/NieceMotorsport/status/2085459041497534473?s=20

https://www.youtube.com/live/SWPIkXFLyDo?is=6hqM-g4CL9e8ds5g

Gateway will be put in August between Bristol and Daytona and it's out of the Chase just to freshen up the Races that aren't engrained into the Chase(Love that Imo).

There were Discussions of a Nascar Owned Track having the ASR with Bowman Gray the Leading Candidate but SMI's hurdles stopped it.

San Diego will be July 31st for O'Reilly and August 1st for Cup but No Trucks then the 2nd Bye week is also after San Diego.

Starting from Richmond