Ty Dillon replaces Daniel Hemric at Kaulig Racing for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series.
Ty Dillon will replace Daniel Hemric at Kaulig Racing for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series. This unexpected move will see Dillon stepping into the Cup Series from his position in the Truck Series, while Hemric's future remains uncertain.Daniel Hemric, who joined the team this year, has had a mixed season with Kaulig Racing. Speaking about his upcoming exit from the team, he posted to social media:'Cup racing, the pinnacle of our sport.
'In contrast, Ty Dillon's year in the Truck Series has been less ideal, achieving just two top-10 finishes. Despite this, Dillon will take over the No. 10 car for the 2025 season. Kaulig Racing's decision has raised eyebrows, prompting discussions about what might be going on in the background, including sponsorship and funding strategies that often drive team decisions. The No.
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