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Thus ends full-time NASCAR career of Martin Truex Jr

Why Martin Truex Jr. received a standing ovation at NASCAR Cup drivers meeting in Phoenix

Martin Truex Jr. received a standing ovation during the driver's meeting ahead of the NASCAR Cup Series Championship Race at Phoenix. Truex, 44, made his final start in the race capping a 21-year career in the Cup series. It is his 715th race.

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Martin Truex Jr. closes out full-time NASCAR Cup Series career at Phoenix Raceway

Martin Truex Jr. got a nice surprise when his fellow drivers gave him a standing ovation during the prerace meeting Sunday before the NASCAR Cup Series finale. Once on the track, the 44-year-old driver from New Jersey took time to thank his team for all the memories before his final race as a full-time Cup driver.

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NASCAR: Martin Truex Reveals Future Focus After Retirement From Full-Time Racing

Tomorrow afternoon at Phoenix Raceway Martin Truex Jr. will drive his last NASCAR Cup Series race as a full-time driver. However, as opposed to waxing poetic and focusing on his Hall of Fame caliber career, Truex is focusing on the upcoming race and his future part-time racing career.

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Martin Truex Jr. Declines to Answer Reporter's Question in Final Press Conference

Before his successful qualifying effort, the Joe Gibbs Racing driver met with reporters in the media center. He answered ...

The making of Martin Truex Jr.

Once the 2000 season arrived, Martin Truex Jr. was headed toward the Busch North Series, flying his father's No. 56.

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NASCAR’s Steve Phelps addresses Martin Truex Jr., Tony Stewart leaving the sport

Ahead of the season finale for NASCAR this weekend at Phoenix Raceway, President Steve Phelps and Chief Operating Officer ...

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Retiring Martin Truex Jr. Indebted to Joe Gibbs for Growing His NASCAR Legacy Amid Desire to Enjoy ‘Fruits of Labor’

Martin Truex Jr. The post Retiring Martin Truex Jr. Indebted to Joe Gibbs for Growing His NASCAR Legacy Amid Desire to Enjoy ‘Fruits of Labor’ appeared first on EssentiallySports.

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