Brodie Kostecki, currently second in the Supercars Championship, will be the next driver from his day job to race in NASCAR as he joins RIchard Childress Racing at Indy.
Sheldon Creed will be the 13th driver to race in both Stadium Super Trucks and the NASCAR Cup Series when he débuts in the latter at Kansas in September for Live Fast Motorsports.
After completing the 24 Hours of Le Mans alongside Jimmie Johnson, Jenson Button and Mike Rockenfeller will bring the NASCAR Garage 56 backup car to the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Per a report from Auto Action, Brodie Kostecki will be the next Supercars Championship star to enter the NASCAR Cup Series when he races at Indianapolis in August.
Coming off his weather-shortened win at Chicago, Cole Custer will return to the NASCAR Cup Series for the next three races at Atlanta, Loudon, and Pocono with Rick Ware Racing.
Harris Blitzer, whose owners run the Philadelphia 76ers, Crystal Palace, and New Jersey Devils, now has a share in Joe Gibbs Racing. JGR’s owner formerly coached Josh Harris’ Washington Commanders.
After team-mate Denny Hamlin retired from the race, Martin Truex Jr. led from the ensuing restart to the finish for his fourth victory at Sonoma Raceway.