This weekend marks both Kasey Kahne’s and NASCAR’s return to Rockingham Speedway. Fans will love that. This week, Kahne, one of NASCAR’s 75 Greatest Drivers, returns to the wheel. Over his career, Kasey Kahne has won 18 Cup Series. He was last seen at the Brickyard 400 in 2017. He has eight victories in the Xfinity Series. In 2002, he made his series debut at Rockingham. Kahne has put on a number of outstanding performances at Rockingham. He was the winner of the Truck Series event at The Rock in 2012. He wants to be in the same position as before, with a chance to win, and he’s back for more. “I’m doing all in my power to win the race, Kahne said to Dustin Albino of NASCAR.com. “That’s not going to be easy by no means; the [drivers] are very good in the Xfinity Series.
I aim to run every lap and stay as near to the front as I can for the duration of the race, but that will be difficult to achieve. Make every effort to give it our all, and when it’s all done, be pleased that we tried our hardest to win. What about races in the future? After this weekend, how about getting back into the uniform? All of that is yet to be determined. “I’m giving Rockingham everything I’ve got right now,” Kahne stated. The circumstances I’m in are excellent. having a great time during the entire procedure.
At Rockingham, Kasey Kahne will compete for Richard Childress Racing in the No. 33 Chevy. An RCR vehicle with a paint job from HendrickCars.com? People, what a world we live in.
Kasey Kahne has been involved in dirt racing
The moment had come for Kasey Kahne to leave NASCAR. He was experiencing health problems, and his general performance had begun to decline. What, then, has he been up to since abandoning stock cars? Kahne has been involved in dirt racing, though. He has been competing in Kyle Larson’s High Limit Racing series, to be more precise. Naturally, Kasey Kahne Racing, which has won six titles between the World of Outlaws and High Limit, fields a vehicle for Brad Sweet. As the organization’s second entry, Kahne has been making an effort to compete. Kahne is now ranked seventh overall in terms of High Limit points. He trails Tanner Holmes and is slightly ahead of Kaleb Montgomery. Kahne is just thirteen points away from out of the top five.
Coming to Rockingham, Kasey Kahne is hoping it all comes back to him. He probably has more laps on the track than any other driver in the field. Will that help him on the repaved track?
