Corey LaJoie's time with Spire Motorsports ended prematurely at Bristol Motor Speedway due to a crash with Josh Berry. This marked the conclusion of his four-year journey with the team, as he will be joining Rick Ware Racing for the remaining races of 2024.
Corey LaJoie's tenure with Spire Motorsports concluded on a sour note during the night race at Bristol Motor Speedway due to a crash with Josh Berry which forced him to retire from the race.The crash marked an unfortunate end to LaJoie's four-year journey with Spire Motorsports . Just a day before the race, it was revealed that LaJoie would be switching rides with Rick Ware Racing 's Justin Haley for the final seven races of 2024. Haley is set to take over the No.
Navigating conversations about my future in the sport while continuing to prepare and execute at a high level, as we've shown over the past month, has been a welcomed challenge. Now, being part of the 'trade' gives me clarity and motivation to continue overcoming and enduring the obstacles the sport throws at you.'I wish Jeff, and everyone at Spire, who have become lifelong friends, the best of luck.
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