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Stewart-Haas Racing signs Chase Briscoe to extension

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Chase Briscoe will drive the No. 14 Ford Mustang for many more seasons in the NASCAR Cup Series. The 28-year-old Indiana native was Cup rookie of the year and last season scored his first Cup victory and made the playoffs. He was promoted to the Cup Series in 2021 after winning nine races in the Xfinity Series.

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Stewart-Haas Racing signs Chase Briscoe to extension

Stewart-Haas Racing has signed Chase Briscoe to a multiyear contract extension. It will make him the senior-most driver inside the NASCAR organization when Kevin Harvick and Aric Almirola retire at

1 year ago·United States

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CBS Sports

Chase Briscoe signs multi-year extension with Stewart-Haas Racing

Briscoe earned his first Cup win in 2022 and made a deep playoff run

1 year ago·United States

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NBC Sports

Stewart-Haas Racing signs Chase Briscoe to contract extension

Chase Briscoe, beginning his third season in Cup, has signed a contract extension with Stewart-Haas Racing to remain with the organization.

1 year ago·Stamford, United States

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SHR signs Chase Briscoe to multi-year contract extension

Stewart-Haas Racing has signed NASCAR Cup Series driver Chase Briscoe to a multi-year contract extension.

1 year ago·United States

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Stewart-Haas Racing signs Chase Briscoe to extension

(AP) -- Stewart-Haas Racing announced a multiyear contract extension with Chase Briscoe on Thursday, making him the senior-most driver inside the NASCAR organization when two of his teammates retire at the end of the season. Terms of the deal were not announced but SHR said Briscoe would drive

1 year ago·Indianapolis, United States

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Stewart-Haas Racing signs Chase Briscoe to extension

Stewart-Haas Racing announced a multiyear contract extension with Chase Briscoe on Thursday, making him the senior-most driver inside the NASCAR organization when two of his teammates retire at the end of the season.

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