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Martin Truex, Phoenix Raceway and NASCAR Cup Series

Martin Truex Jr. closes out full-time NASCAR Cup Series career at Phoenix Raceway

Martin Truex Jr. got a nice surprise when his fellow drivers gave him a standing ovation during the prerace meeting Sunday before the NASCAR Cup Series finale. Once on the track, the 44-year-old driver from New Jersey took time to thank his team for all the memories before his final race as a full-time Cup driver.

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NASCAR Championship Race 2024 starting lineup: Martin Truex Jr. wins pole for his last race before retirement

Truex earns back-to-back poles and a chance to ride off into the sunset in the last race of his full-time career

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NASCAR: Martin Truex Reveals Future Focus After Retirement From Full-Time Racing

Tomorrow afternoon at Phoenix Raceway Martin Truex Jr. will drive his last NASCAR Cup Series race as a full-time driver. However, as opposed to waxing poetic and focusing on his Hall of Fame caliber career, Truex is focusing on the upcoming race and his future part-time racing career.

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What Martin Truex Jr. said in last NASCAR interview not shown on TV

Martin Truex Jr. bid farewell to life as a full-time NASCAR ... Michael Jordan scenario after Joey Logano wins title Logano forced to change team mid-race while battling for NASCAR ...

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What was Martin Truex Jr.’s previous team before JGR? Exploring Furniture Row Racing

Since 2019, Martin Truex Jr. has been associated with Joe Gibbs Racing, a leading four-car team operating in the NASCAR Cup Series. However, there was a time in his career when he drove for a ...

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NASCAR Phoenix race winners and losers: Joey Logano wins title, Playoff format needs tweak

Joey Logano won his third NASCAR Cup Series championship by winning Sunday's race at Phoenix Raceway. See the winners and losers from the race.

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NASCAR Cup Series Championship: Logano overcomes pit issues to win third title

Team Penske's Joey Logano faced ample pit road adversity, only to go on to become the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series champion.

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