Nr2003 CUP SERISE

Hotwheels Racing Series Top Headlines

1. Brian Andretti to Take Over Calvin Weathers’ #19 Ride in 2025

• Brian Andretti has been announced as the successor to Calvin Weathers, who is retiring at the end of the 2024 season. Andretti will be driving the #19 Toyota Camry TRD starting in 2025.

2. Byron Armstrong Breaks Winless Streak at Michigan Speedway

• Byron Armstrong secured his 10th career win at Michigan Speedway, ending a long winless period and boosting his confidence for the rest of the season.

3. Jim Johnson Wins Daytona Zero Coke Sugar 400

• Jim Johnson claimed victory at the Daytona Zero Coke Sugar 400, marking his 22nd career win. Johnson’s recent performance strengthens his bid for the championship this season.

4. Calvin Weathers Wins His First Career Heat Race in the Dirt Trackin’ Series

• Recently retired from the Hotwheels Racing Series, Calvin Weathers won his first heat race in the Dirt Trackin’ Series at Cushin Pushin Dirt Speedway, demonstrating his versatility as a driver.

5. Driver Lineup for 2025 Announced

• The Hotwheels Racing Series has announced the driver lineup for the 2025 season, featuring several shifts:
• Brady Larson will take over Brian Andretti’s current car.
• Drew Hamilton will step into Brady Larson’s former ride.
• Other notable drivers include Jim Johnson (#1), Zayden Palou (#6), and Tarrez Martínez (#11).

6. Emerging Talents in the Dirt Trackin’ Series

• New rookie Calvin Weathers joins the Dirt Trackin’ Series as a part-timer, alongside notable drivers like Bryce Brooks, Hanna Parkhurst, and Braeden Dillinger. Weathers’ transition to dirt racing has been closely watched by fans and experts alike.

7. Calvin Weathers to Compete in the Crate Late Bronze Cup as a Part-Timer

• Calvin Weathers will compete part-time in the Crate Late Bronze Cup, bringing his high-level racing experience to the dirt tracks and looking to make an impact in his new racing environment.