Justin Haley

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Winamac's Justin Haley drove from last to nearly cinch a win in the inaugural Grant Park 220 on the street course built over downtown Chicago on Sunday, July 2. A brush with the wall during practice and subsequent repairs forced the No. 31 team to forgo a qualifying effort in the NASCAR Cup series...
Justin Haley brought home his third Daytona win in three years. Photo courtesy of Kaulig Racing.
Winamac's Justin Haley helped push his two teammates to the front until the last lap of Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Daytona 250 race, then took them three-wide for a photo finish, bringing home his third Daytona win in three years. After an emotional celebration in Victory Lane with his team, Haley...
Photo Courtesy KAULIG RACING
Winamac’s Justin Haley took the checkered flag last Saturday in the NASCAR Xfinity Series 300-mile race at the 2.66-mile Talladega Superspeedway. After finishing fourth in the first two stages, he received a late race penalty for pitting too soon. He would work from the back of the field with 20...
Winamac’s Justin Haley stands in Daytona International Speedway Victory Lane after his Kaulig Racing team dominated Friday night’s 250-mile NASCAR Xfinity race. The three-car team would see Haley win the first stage with teammate Ross Chastain second. Teammate AJ Allmendinger won the second stage...
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In his first appearance at the NASCAR Cup Series Daytona 500, in only his fourth cup series start, Justin Haley started from the 33rd position and drove a smart race in his Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 16 Chevrolet for Kaulig Racing, but was collected in the “big one” on lap 184. With minor damage...
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Winamac’s Justin Haley will start his first NASCAR Daytona 500 next Sunday after securing one of five open positions for non-charter cars in last Sunday’s qualifying. Haley, a NASCAR Xfinity series regular for Kaulig Racing in the LeafFilter No. 11, will make Kaulig’s first start in the premier...
A final pre-race strategy discussion with crew chief Kevin Bellicourt is had.
Justin Haley headed into the final race of the 2018 NASCAR Camping World Truck season at Homestead-Miami Speedway with an impressive first full-season record and a dream. The Winamac native, driving the No. 24 GMS Racing Fraternal Order of Eagles Chevrolet, persevered through the year to lock into...
PHOTOS COURTESY JUSTIN WAPHAM GMS RACING
Justin Haley took to the Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth last Friday night looking to add to his playoff points standings in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and came away with a locked-in position for the Championship 4 season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Haley would come in to...
With seconds to the finish line, front-runner Noah Gragson spun teammate Todd Gilliland out, allowing Haley to sneak through the debris clean to take the checkered flag in the first playoff race of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. (Photo courtesy Justin Whapham/GMS Racing)
Sunday saw the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series take to the 2.46-mile road course at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park in Bowmanville, Ontario, for the first race of seven rounds of the 2018 championship playoffs. The previous winners’ average age was 18.8 years old, and four of the last five races...
(Photo courtesy Justin Whapham/GMS Racing) Winamac native Justin Haley and his Fraternal Order of Eagles crew celebrate their first victory at Gateway Motorsports Complex near St. Louis over the weekend.
After a long week of rain and thunderstorms in the Midwest, the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series was able to get on the 1.25-mile oval last Friday and Saturday at the Gateway Motorsports Complex in Madison, Illinois. Winamac’s Justin Haley would finally see his hard work pay off in his 37th NASCAR...

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