This weekend‘s Shriners Children‘s 500 at Phoenix Raceway will offer Harrison Burton and the No. 21 Draiver team their first at-track experience with NASCAR‘s new short-track aero package. The first three races of the 2024 season were held at different types of tracks, with Daytona and Atlanta offering superspeedway drafting, and Las Vegas Motor Speedway a more traditional intermediate-track race.
Phoenix‘s one-mile oval is treated by race teams like a short track despite being longer than traditional shorter tracks such as the half-miles at Bristol and Martinsville.
Also new this week is the primary sponsor. The No. 21 Mustang Dark Horse will carry the colors and logos of Draiver, a technology-based company that connects independent drivers with companies needing to move vehicles.
“We‘re excited to have a new sponsor on the car with Draiver this week,” said crew chief Jeremy Bullins.
“Our Mustang Dark Horse looks great in their colors, and we will get a longer practice this week to get the set-up dialed in.
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