FDNY Racing breaks silence on Corey LaJoie rumors with a wild social media post

Corey LaJoie was dissed by part-time Truck Series team FDNY Racing, amidst rumors that he might join the team in 2025.

FDNY Racing breaks silence on Corey LaJoie rumors with a wild social media post

Corey LaJoie (Via IMAGO)

Corey LaJoie’s future in NASCAR has become one of the most talked about point after the veteran racer was let go by Spire Motorsports. The team was forced to let the veteran leave the team due to his lack of consistency and the fact that rookie Carson Hocevar proving too good of a team-mate in the No:77 Chevy team.

Recently there has been some reports and rumours that suggested that Truck Series team might become the next-destination for the veteran driver. Owned by Jim Rosenblum, FDNY is a part-time Truck team that fields the No:28 Chevy for Bryan Dauzat. They have made three appearance this season, with a P9 at Daytona being their best result.

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The team took it social media to respond to the rumours that Corey LaJoie might join the team. The out and out denied the rumours sharing a gif featuring Randy Jackson with the caption “Yeah, that’s gonna be a no for me dawg.” They captioned the post “Nice try though” hinting they didn’t event consider this move.

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Corey LaJoie wanted to end his career with Spire Motorsports

The veteran driver recently talked about his exit from Spire and admitted that he hates the fact that he couldn’t see his career through with the team. He and his team failed to adjust the No:7 Chevy team the right way to get the balance right and get the results required.

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Corey LaJoie (Via IMAGO)
I do hate that we weren’t able to see it through; we weren’t able to kind of adjust the [No.] 7 team and kind of turn the right knobs to get performance where we needed it.
Corey LaJoie said.

He went onto admit his mistakes that led to his exit from the team. LaJoie admitted that he made too many mistakes behind the wheel that cost the team some solid finishes. If it not for these mistakes, he would have had a seat in the Cup for 2025.

Also, I made too many mistakes behind the wheel this year. There were several that took us out of contention for some good results
Corey LaJoie added.

The veteran driver still has some more to offer to NASCAR as a driver as well as a media person, but the opportunities he would get might be much worse than what he used to have in the past. It would be interesting to see what the future would be for LaJoie.

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