Corey LaJoie is back with Spire Motorsports this year, but his arrival in the Truck Series came with a bizarre comparison.

NASCAR star Corey LaJoie became the target of criticism earlier this year for his comments on Xfinity and Truck Series. The ...

Last season, Corey LaJoie was let go by Spire Motorsports on the Cup Series side; now he’s back with the Truck Series team.

Corey LaJoie reflects on a frustrating near-victory in Michigan's Truck Series, missing a key strategic move in overtime.

Corey LaJoie, who has struggled this year and sits 28th in the NASCAR Cup Series standings, won't return to the Spire Motorsports No. 7 car next season. LaJoie, who is under contract with Spire ...

The phrase “stacking pennies” has become synonymous with Corey LaJoie, the expression he frequently uses to describe the incremental gains he makes progressing up the NASCAR ladder with the ...

Corey Lajoie will look to pick up the first NASCAR Cup Series victory of his career on Sunday, when the 2024 season starts its engines at Daytona International Speedway for the Daytona 500.

Corey LaJoie has been that guy everyone wants to see in a fast car. While LaJoie replaced Chase Elliott for a race last season, he didn’t make the most of it. It was a poor effort and led many ...

Corey LaJoie is opening up on the news of his departure from Spire Motorsports once the 2024 season ends. On the latest episode of Stacking Pennies, the NASCAR driver revealed his career has gone ...