Kurt Busch and Randy Lajoie voted for two of Nascar’s 75 largest drivers, the first Racing series will enter the ‘Honor List’ and the candidates said in a statement on Monday.
Among the 2026 class candidates are 10 in the Modern Period Votes: Busch, Lajoie, Greg Biffle, Neil Bonnett, Tim Brewer, Jeff Burton, Randy Dorton, Harry Gant, Harry Hyde and Jack Sprague.
In 2004, Busch won the Nascar Cup series championship in 2004, which was called Chase, and when he was called Chase, he went to 10 races playoff formats. In 2017, Las Vegas native won 776 in his 23 -year cup series career, including Daytona 500. He also caught 28 poles and won more than one race in the Xfinity and Truck Series competition.
In 1996 and 1997, 63 -year -old Lajoie held two championships called the Xfinity Series and recorded 15 wins and nine poles during her 350 starting career. In 1985, Lajoie, the champion of the former Busch North series, was an innovative in the world of motor sports security through the long -standing racing chair company.
Busch and Lajoie were selected on the list of largest drivers in 2023.
Jake Elder, a crew, who won the title in the Fame Hall in 2021, appears to be a return on Pioneer votes for five candidates whose careers have started 60 years or more. Also taking into account last year’s vote, Ray Hendrick, Banjo Matthews, Larry Phillips and Bob Welborn.
For a long time, Charlotte Motor Speedway supporter Ha “Humpy” Wheeler has been nominated for the Landmark Award for 86, Nascar for extraordinary contributions. Other candidates Alvin Hawkins, Lesa France Kennedy, Dr. Joseph Mattioli and Les Richter.
On May 20, Charlotte, a voting panel will be collected in NC and fan votes are open until May 18 at noon. The collective ballot from fans who vote online will be considered as a vote with the results of the panel.
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