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February 19, 2021
CRC Industries Unveils Its Driver Lineup for the Upcoming 2021 Racing Season
Revised on: July 11, 2023
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CRC Brakleen® is excited to unveil its driver lineup for the upcoming 2021 racing season, with athletes set to represent the brand across a multitude of series and disciplines.
Kaeden Cornell: A Dirt Late Model competitor based in Willard, Ohio, Kaeden has quickly risen to prominence with strong performances and a fan-favorite personality. Currently a four-time "Most Popular Driver" award winner at Lucas Oil Speedway, he has nine career race wins under his belt.
Trey Hutchens: A part-time competitor in the NASCAR Camping Truck Series, Hutchens is a two-time "Most Popular Driver" award winner in the NASCAR Southern Modified Tour.
Zach Daum: One of the nation's most feared Midget competitors, Zach Daum is known as a perennial threat at the famed Lucas Oil Chili Bowl, as well as a proven competitor in the cutthroat USAC and POWRi race series.
Mark Smith: Tallying the most 360 Sprint Car wins in the country last season; Smith is coming off a historic campaign that also saw him compete in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series.
Ty Majeski: Fresh off a career defining "Snowball Derby" victory, the 4x ARCA Midwest Tour champion is a premier name in Super Late Model competition. With 3 ARCA Menards Series wins to his name, he looks to carry over his success to the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series.
Best of luck to the CRC Brakleen® ambassadors as they gear up for the new season!
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