Summary
RFK Racing is adding a fourth car for the Daytona 500, with Corey LaJoie set to drive it. This move aims to increase their chances of winning by enhancing cooperation and strategy in the race. Trimble, a tech company, will sponsor the car, marking a significant partnership with RFK Racing.
Key Facts
- RFK Racing will have a fourth car in the Daytona 500.
- Corey LaJoie will drive the No. 99 Trimble Ford Mustang.
- Adding a car can improve chances in the race by allowing more strategic options.
- Superspeedway races like Daytona emphasize driver cooperation and drafting, which means working together to be faster.
- LaJoie is also stepping in for Brad Keselowski in another race due to Keselowski's injury.
- Trimble is sponsoring the new car and is involved in technology for construction and agriculture.
- Trimble's sponsorship aims to highlight performance and precision, qualities important in both racing and their business sectors.
