2018 Silly Season

I'll work on one that will work with the cars

Can i signup?

Unstableracer33 wrote:Can i signup?

Yes

Vance Caldwell looking for a ride.

FUEL wrote:

Unstableracer33 wrote:Can i signup?

Yes

Ok

SUMS Bought out by United Emirates Racing

The Stuttgart team, who was struggling was falling behind financially so it has been purchased by the HNS Team who is make the the move up. The team has announced it will be using the 14's owner points, but it will be renumbered to the 34. It was able to retain the Petronas sponsorship from SUMS, and will be gaining the Fly Emirates sponsorship from the HNS team. It is currently Unknown who will be driving the car.

Cars:
(Ford make btw)
#34-??? (Petronas, Fly Emirates)

Eric Monaco is looking for a ride

Sean Harple is still looking for an SCS ride for the 2018 season, I've had some really strong runs in mediocre equipment, and I have many seasons of experience under my belt. HMU with offers!

CM Racing to run a Limited SCS Schedule in 2018
CM Racing has announced that they will be running a limited SCS schedule in 2018, using support from Athenian Motorsports that was originally planned to be used for the remainder of this year, and instead keeping the team going on a limited basis in 2018. They plan to run about 8 races, giving each of their 4(currently unconfirmed) HNS drivers a chance to race in the SCS. In a throwback twist for the team, they will be using the #0, and IKEA will be on board.

CJ Racing(Chevy) PT
#0-TBA(IKEA)

FPM Begins Hunt for Driver #26

Not confirmed yet the #26 of FPM still needs a driver. It could be that names like Daleo or Shelly would likely take the spot. Or it could be an outsider like Charlie Smith, or even Jeffery Lynn, who is still on the open market. It is still undecided at this point as the team will wait until at least after Darlington to make a grab for any driver to put in the 26.

Master Sport Motorsports to arrive in 2018
Quite a bit is known for Master Sport's bid for the SCS 2018 season, including numbers, manufacturer and driver seats.

Alexi Mota (Alexis Mota), who is just on the brink of 22 years of age, has claimed one of three potential spots in the SCS 2018 season. Originally from Russia, she moved to the states in 2010, and has graduated from college with a Associate's Degree in car-technology. She's fixed cars out on track that seemed unrepairable to the spotter and has even had a broken car rebound from her work and win a race. That being said, she's raring and ready to go!

The other driver we've confirmed at this moment is 54 year old veteran short tracker, Wes Maret (Mere-eyy), who now races in a division of FARC. With the approach to race in a big league such as SCS, he accepted.

The third spot is yet to be claimed and Oliver Lapertinum expressed a look at a few agent drivers; including: Jeffery Lynn, Hayden Kline, Blaze McKinney, and Zachary Flickinger.

#35 - Alexi Mota - Suave, Toyota
#57 - Wes Maret - ??, Toyota
#78 - ?? - ??, Toyota

Sean Harple wrote:Sean Harple is still looking for an SCS ride for the 2018 season, I've had some really strong runs in mediocre equipment, and I have many seasons of experience under my belt. HMU with offers!

Hey Sean,  we from Athenian Motorsports would like to offer you a chance to drive our #31 CAT Chevrolet for the 2018 Sony Cup Series.  What do you say about becoming a driver for Athenian in 2018?

Sean Harple wrote:Sean Harple is still looking for an SCS ride for the 2018 season, I've had some really strong runs in mediocre equipment, and I have many seasons of experience under my belt. HMU with offers!

United Emerates Racing would also like to sign you for the 34

markjeff531 wrote:

Sean Harple wrote:Sean Harple is still looking for an SCS ride for the 2018 season, I've had some really strong runs in mediocre equipment, and I have many seasons of experience under my belt. HMU with offers!

Hey Sean,  we from Athenian Motorsports would like to offer you a chance to drive our #31 CAT Chevrolet for the 2018 Sony Cup Series.  What do you say about becoming a driver for Athenian in 2018?

I'd love to join the Athenian team! I can't wait to work with some awesome teammates to have a strong season.

Sean Harple wrote:

markjeff531 wrote:

Sean Harple wrote:Sean Harple is still looking for an SCS ride for the 2018 season, I've had some really strong runs in mediocre equipment, and I have many seasons of experience under my belt. HMU with offers!

Hey Sean,  we from Athenian Motorsports would like to offer you a chance to drive our #31 CAT Chevrolet for the 2018 Sony Cup Series.  What do you say about becoming a driver for Athenian in 2018?

I'd love to join the Athenian team! I can't wait to work with some awesome teammates to have a strong season.

Nice to hear you back on the Forums Sean

Blue Flare Motorsports makes HUGE signing!


It has been announced that BFM has made a huge signing. HNS sensation Garrett Sydnor will be driving the #96 in 2018. This will also mark the first time BFM has ever signed a rookie to a FT ride. Johnson Freeman hopes this will help BFM a lot. Sydnor was going to attempt Indy for the team but the car failed to record a lap.

Scott Roush will not Participate in full time SCS competition next season. Roush released a statement saying that he wants more time in HNS, that is really what he should have done with CM Racing. Roush also said in the same statement that he hopes he can prove himself worthy of a Sony Cup Series ride with one of the top teams of the Sony Cup and that the Hardee's National Series is the best place for Roush to prove it.

Driver John Ardnt and Athenian Motorsports has mutally decided to cut ways and cancel our contract for the 2018 season, leaving the #3 open for candidates

markjeff531 wrote:Driver John Ardnt and Athenian Motorsports has mutally decided to cut ways and cancel our contract for the 2018 season, leaving the #3 open for candidates

Arndt: This was a personal decision from myself that thankfully everyone is ok with. My HNS season has been something that should be rejoiced. I am hoping to run a competitive season in HNS to be able to actually deserve a spot in SCS in 2019. I thank Athenian for their support of wanting to put me in the car in the first place. Now I hope for a good 2018 in HNS with a good team to deserve my position.

Vince Freeze still looking for a ride in the SCS Series. If anyone has any openings, I will be gladly honored to take the opportunity and negotiate a deal.

The 19 Year Old Eric Monaco from Middletown,New York Is still Waiting for a Team so if any Team like to show a Rook some of the Ropes i dont mind

James Shelly is looking for a ride in 2018

Driver of the 07 Announced: He's Back

Since it was announced HNS standout Josh Crash would join FPM full-time in a surprising move, and Matt Daleo stepping away from FPM, the questions arose about the part-time driver. To the surprise of well not a single person, James Shelly will take over duties of the 07 as plans might have him go to HNS next season for a career resurgence. Both Finguy and Shelly are close friends on and off the track, and with Shelly qualifying for both Indy and Darlington this season, its safe to say he's joining for a part-time schedule for next season.

2018 Coca-Cola Racing Family
#1 Steven Jenkins
#6 Dom Caps
#22 Zachary Fitzwater
#31 Sean Harple
#45 Ryan Acosta
#55 Levi Pascoe
#76 William Brock
#81 Bradley Bishop Jr
#97 Jake Baskinger

2018 Sunoco Rookie of the Year Contenders
#4 Luis Hernandez
#8 Dylan Schwallenberg
#24 Eric Demax
#26 Josh Crash
#37 Cole Deaver
#64 Ember Ross
#77 Casey Lester
#94 Caleb Hoffman
#96 Garrett Sydnor
#98 Bobby Jones

New comer Jack Hallec looks for a potential ride
25 year old Australian road ringer Jack Hallec looks for a potential stint in SCS for 2018. Hallec, who has a bit of talent, loves to be a part of the paddock and tear it up on track. Though Hallec can be a bit stubborn and rude at times, generally fans find him friendly and a good contender out on track.

Hallec looks forward at the potential to race with the big leagues.