Andrew Ranger could be back in a Nationwide Series’ car sooner than expected as his agent Alan Labrosse has had on-going talks with a number of teams since the last K&N Pro Series East race that was held in Dover.
Andrew Ranger, who drove the No.35 Waste Management, has been under the spotlight after having done very well in a number of events, winning at Lime Rock as well as in Sonoma where he raced in the West Series.
During the last round at the Monster Mile, Andrew Ranger was particularly impressive when, after starting from the 15th spot, he was able to fight at the front only to be robbed of a top 5 finish because of a fuel shortage with only two laps to go.
Team owners took notice of the Canadian achievements, knowing very well that he is also fighting with the frontrunners with less than the best of equipment available.
Labrosse is still negotiating with some teams but so far he cannot make any kind of announcement but still, Ranger has another race coming up in Phoenix in November which will run during the Sprint Cup Series program.
Andrew Ranger, who drove the No.35 Waste Management, has been under the spotlight after having done very well in a number of events, winning at Lime Rock as well as in Sonoma where he raced in the West Series.
During the last round at the Monster Mile, Andrew Ranger was particularly impressive when, after starting from the 15th spot, he was able to fight at the front only to be robbed of a top 5 finish because of a fuel shortage with only two laps to go.
Team owners took notice of the Canadian achievements, knowing very well that he is also fighting with the frontrunners with less than the best of equipment available.
Labrosse is still negotiating with some teams but so far he cannot make any kind of announcement but still, Ranger has another race coming up in Phoenix in November which will run during the Sprint Cup Series program.
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