Is Ryan Newman retiring from NASCAR?

Regardless of whether or not a Cup return happens, Newman has shown that he is far from retired. He is not even done with NASCAR, despite not landing a full-time ride for 2022.

Will Ryan Newman be driving in 2022?

Newman later confirmed that he had no plans to race in the Cup Series in 2022, telling SiriusXM NASCAR Radio that he not only planned to race at “the grassroots level” but that his options are now “just for fun.” But SRX recently announced that the 20-year stock car veteran will run the full 2022 schedule.

Is Ryan Newman retiring after the 2021 season?

Newman, who raced full-time in the Cup Series from 2002-21, does not have a ride for 2022. But he does not consider himself retired. And he said Friday the Chili Bowl is the “only thing on paper” he has planned this year, but that will change.

Did Ryan Newman retire from NASCAR racing?

Ryan Newman Reveals Racing Plans for 2022 and the Reason He's Continuing to Compete at Age 44. With the Daytona 500 just more than a month away, it appears veteran Cup Series pilot Ryan Newman won't be racing on NASCAR's biggest stage for the first time in 20 years.

Is Ryan Newman coming back to racing?

Ryan Newman, Greg Biffle among NASCAR drivers joining full-time SRX driver lineup for 2022. Yesterday, the Superstar Racing Experience revealed an extensive portion of its driver lineup from the ranks of open-wheel racing, with stars like Ryan Hunter-Reay and Josef Newgarden joining the six-race series this summer.

Is Ryan Newman retiring from Nascar?

What is Carl Edwards doing these days?

Since then, Edwards, a winner of 28 Cup races and the 2007 Xfinity championship, has remained out of the limelight while enjoying a life of farming and traveling instead of punctuating racing victories with back-flips.

Did Tony Stewart get married?

NASCAR legend Tony Stewart got married on Sunday. He wed NHRA Top Fuel Dragster Pilot Leah Pruett in Los Cabos in Mexico. The happy couple is the second drag racing couple to get married this past weekend.

Who is retiring from NASCAR in 2022?

Aric Almirola will retire from full-time NASCAR competition after the 2022 Cup Series season.

Who is Ryan Preece driving for in 2022?

B.J. McLeod Motorsports (BJMM) announced today that Connecticut driver, Ryan Preece, will be behind the wheel of BJMM's NASCAR Xfinity Series No. 5 Ford Mustang this upcoming Saturday, April 2, 2022 at Richmond Raceway.

How rich is Tony Stewart?

Tony Stewart is a retired American race car driver and businessman who has a net worth of $90 million. Tony Stewart is best known for his past activities within the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR). During his time as a driver, he won the NASCAR Cup Series three times.

What happened Matt Kenseth?

Left without a full-time ride with Joe Gibbs Racing at the end of 2017, Kenseth did a partial 2018 season with Roush Fenway Racing came back in 2020 to run the final 32 races for Chip Ganassi Racing in place of suspended Kyle Larson.

Who is Brad Keselowski driving for in 2022?

Roush Fenway Racing's cars finished 19th and 28th in the 2021 driver standings, with Chris Buescher and Ryan Newman, respectively. The new co-owner replaces Newman behind the wheel in 2022, as Buescher will continue to pilot the No. 17 car. Keselowski is determined to bring the Ford-backed team back to the top.

What is Jeff Gordon doing?

Gordon left the booth full-time after Fox's portion of the 2021 schedule to become the vice chairman of Hendrick Motorsports. He is now the second-ranking member of the team to chairman and majority owner Rick Hendrick.

Who is the richest NASCAR driver?

1. Dale Earnhardt Jr. Dale Earnhardt Jr. earns the ranking of the wealthiest NASCAR driver, with an estimated net worth of $300 million.

Is Kevin Harvick retiring?

Time waits for no one, and even as Kevin Harvick has continued to perform at a high level well into his mid-40s, it hasn't waited for him either.

Who will drive the 10 car in 2023?

Stewart-Haas Racing crew chiefs Drew Blickensderfer and Mike Shiplett are swapped between the #10 and #41 cars for 2023. Team Hezeberg Powered by Reaume Brothers Racing will run full-time with a charter in 2023 after only running a few races in 2022.

What NASCAR driver is coming out of retirement?

NASCAR announced some pretty big broadcasting news on Saturday night. Legendary analyst Darrell Waltrip, who retired following the 2019 season, will be returning to the broadcasting booth next weekend.