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Dalton Kellett Is Ready for His Season to Start

Posted by  on Thursday, June 25th 2020     

INDIANAPOLIS  – Dalton Kellett is ready. The personable young Canadian has been ready to make his debut in the NTT INDYCAR SERIES since the deal with AJ Foyt Racing was inked back in December. His dream will become a reality at Indianapolis Motor Speedway where he will drive the No. 14 K-Line Insulators USA Chevrolet in the GMR […]

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Champion Sebastien Bourdais and Rookie Dalton Kellett Set To Run Partial Seasons in the No. 14 Chevrolet in 2020

Posted by  on Tuesday, February 4th 2020     

WALLER, Texas —Four-time Champ Car Series champion Sebastien Bourdais and Canadian rookie Dalton Kellett complete the driver roster for the No. 14 AJ Foyt Racing Chevrolet. Indianapolis 500 champion Tony Kanaan, who announced last week that this year will be his final season in the NTT INDYCAR SERIES, will drive the No. 14 in the […]

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Andretti Autosport. The Glen Preview.

Posted by  on Thursday, September 1st 2016     

WHAT THEY’RE SAYING. VERIZON INDYCAR SERIES INDY LIGHTS PRESENTED BY COOPER TIRES NOTES. Sunday’s green flag at the INDYCAR Grand Prix at The Glen marks the 200th career Indy car start for previous Watkins Glen International victor, Ryan Hunter-Reay. Carlos Muñoz and his No. 26 Machine will wear the vibrant red of hhgregg for the remaining two races […]

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