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Nick Sanchez will drive the No. 87 car for Peterson Racing Group at Pocono Raceway, taking over from Austin Green after AM Racing paused its program. His chances of making the Chase remain unclear.
After a brief but impactful stint in the O'Reilly Series, AM Racing has closed its doors, ending a historic Ford streak.
After months of bounced paychecks and failed stabilization attempts, AM Racing announced its immediate closure, ending the careers of its employees and casting doubt on the future of rising star Nick Sanchez.
After a season that showed promise on the track, AM Racing announced its closure, leaving employees unpaid and driver Nick Sanchez seeking new opportunities.
After ten years in NASCAR, AM Racing announced its shutdown, stranding drivers Nick Sanchez and Daniel Dye and highlighting the steep costs that have plagued mid‑tier teams.
AM Racing has officially closed its NASCAR program after a brief playoff appearance and a collapsed asset sale, leaving its drivers and staff to look for new rides.