Rick Hendrick had all the rating for Kasey Kahne in the middle of the latter Hendrick Motorsports The exit at the end of the 2017 series, HMS owner praised Kahne and welcomed the work ethics of the latter in a report published in 2017 by Hendrick Motorsports.
Kahne joined Hendrick Motorsports 2012 after his previous Red Bull Racing team was defective in late 2011. Kahne arrived at HMS to drive a car #5 and replaced Mark Martin, who moved to Michael Waltrip Racing that year.
In his first year in HMS (2012), the driver born in Enumclaw requested two wins, 12 Top 5s, 19 Top 10 and four -half positions. He finished in an impressive fourth place that season.
After that, he continued to seek two more victories in 2013, one win in 2014 and one 2018. In the end, at the end of 2018, Kahne decided to leave the team of Rick Hendrick after six years and six victories in his bag. Here’s what Hendrick said at the time:
“Kasey worked hard,” Mr. Hendrick said. “He is a great teammate and a person, and from the first day he has been fully dedicated to our program. I have always believed that he is a special talent and I know that he will progress in the right situation. We will do everything we can to end up as strong as possible.”
In the meantime, here’s what Kahne said about her time in HMS:
“I would like to thank Rick and everyone in Hendrick Motorsports for hard work and dedication, together with the provision of excellent opportunities and success in the last six years.”
In 2018, Kahne moved to family races, replacing Michael McDowell in #95 Chevrolet Camaro Zl1. In the meantime, Hendrick Motorsports brought William Byron As a replacement for Kasey, he cherries at the entrance #5.
Kasey Krahi to get back to the Cup 2025 series
Kasey Kahne is all ready to return to the Cup series 2025 will run for the Richard Childress race under a part -time obligation. According to reports, the 44-year-old will launch an entrance #33 to RCRingham Speedway on April 19th.
“I saw this race in Rockingham appears, and I said,” Man, this is a song I know and I enjoyed racing over the years, “so I started to reach out and try to think of a way to get back to return to it and for the race “Kahna said about her upcoming race. “He felt like four or five years maybe since I ran, and six and a half more and a half what they said, so it’s been a while.”
Kahne will ride in the CUP series for the first time after retirement from full racing races in 2018. During his 15 -year career career in Top Tier shares, he competed in the 529 races, looking for 18 wins, 27 half positions, and 176 best in the 10th.
Edited by Pratham K Sharma
