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ABC Supply 500 at Pocono Raceway – Saturday – 9:57 AM – good morning – weather – schedule – social report – Andretti extends

Posted by  on Saturday, August 18th 2018     

Good morning from Pocono Raceway. Practice gets underway in a little over ½ an hour. Don’t forget about the Pocono Raceway social media channels. Twitter  – Instagram  – Facebook The hashtags in play this weekend are #ABCSupply500 and #IndyCar. Today’s schedule for the ABC Supply 500 is as follows: TIME EVENT 8 AM Gates Open...

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U.S. CONCRETE ENTERS PARTNERSHIP WITH ANDRETTI AUTOSPORT

Posted by  on Wednesday, February 7th 2018     

U.S. CONCRETE ENTERS PARTNERSHIP WITH ANDRETTI AUTOSPORT National Ready-Mixed Concrete Company Joins Marco Andretti for Six-Race IndyCar Partnership INDIANAPOLIS (Feb. 7, 2018) – Andretti Autosport announced today the addition of a new partner as national ready-mixed concrete producer U.S. Concrete enters IndyCar competition for the first time, paired with third-generation racer Marco Andretti. U.S. Concrete, […]

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