Corey LaJoie will drive the final eight NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series races of the season for Spire Motorsports, replacing ...

Corey LaJoie is going playoff racing! The part-time driver is taking over the No. 77 truck at Spire Motorsports this weekend.

Corey LaJoie is up for a busy weekend at Richmond Raceway, where he'll be driving Spire Motorsports' No.77 entry in the Truck Series, alongside a reserve driver role for RFK Racing in the Cup Series.

It’s the first time in 67 years that Richmond is scheduled for only one race weekend with NASCAR’s premier series. The ...

F ormer NASCAR Cup Series driver Corey LaJoie has landed a new drive for the remainder of the 2025 season, an official team ...

Chalk up another surprising midseason lineup change in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. On Monday, Spire Motorsports ...

Multiple driver moves over the past several weeks and Corey Heim's dominating season has led to the final regular season race ...

Spire Motorsports has made changes to its NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series lineup. On Monday (August 11), the team announced that Corey LaJoie will take over the No.

Kenny Wallace's offer to help NASCAR in reaching out to blue collar people was praised by Corey LaJoie. Wallace spoke about ...

Back from his suspension and Austin Hill is the story once again this week. Corey LaJoie and Mamba Smith are debating the incident. Hill got into Michael McDowell and sent the NASCAR Cup driver into ...

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Corey LaJoie needed a text from reigning NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson before he could nudge his way into the Daytona 500 entry list.

We hope to have Corey for the next 10 to 15 years.” And the relationship between the three actually stems back to when LaJoie was named as part of the Nascar Next classes of 2011 and 2012.