Rick Hendrick had all the appreciation for Kasey Kahne in the midst of the latter Hendrick motorsports Exit at the end of the 2017 Cup series season. HMS owner praised Kahne and greeted his latter’s work ethics in a report published by Hendrick Motorsports in 2017.
Kahne joined Hendrick Motorsports in 2012 after his previous team, Red Bull Racing, surpassed the late 2011. that year.
In his first year at HMS (2012), the driver born in Enumclaw claimed two wins, 12 top 5s, 19 top 10 and four poles. It ended at that time in an impressive fourth place.
After that, he continued to claim two more wins in 2013, one win in 2014 and one in 2018. Finally, at the end of 2018, Kahne decided to leave Rick Hendrick’s team after six years and six wins in his bag. Hendrick said here at that time:
“Kasey worked extremely hard,” said Hendrick. “He is a huge teammate and man and he is perfectly committed to our schedule from day one. . “
In the meantime, here Kahne said about his time at HMS:
“I would like to thank Rick and everyone at Hendrick Motorsports for their hard work and dedication, along with providing a great deal of opportunity and success over the last six years.”
Kahne moved to Leavine Family Racing in 2018, replacing Michael McDowell at #95 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1. In the meantime, Hendrick Motorsports brought William Byron as a replacement for Kasey Kahne in the list #5.
Kasey Kahne to return to the Cup series in 2025
Kasey Kahne is All set to return to the Cup series In 2025 he will compete for Richard Childress who is competing under part -time. According to reports, the 44 -year -old will lead the #33 entry for RCR to Rockingham Speedway on April 19.
“I saw that this Rockingham race is emerging, and I was like,” Man. This is a piece I know, and I liked to fight all these years “, so I began to get out and try to understand a way to come back and do A race, “Kahne said of his upcoming fight. “I felt like four or five years maybe since I had struggled, and it’s more like six and a half is what they said, so it was a moment.”
Kahne will lead to the Cup series for the first time from his retirement from full -time matches in 2018. During his 15 -year career in the top car race, he competed in 529 matches, supporting 18 wins, 27 poles, and 176 top 10s Overall.
Edited by Pratham K Sharma
