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Sting Ray Robb's future with Juncos Hollinger Racing is in question. Robb hasn't been on the same level as Rinus VeeKay, who has been competitive in the No. 76 car. So, what is the latest on the driver of the No. 77 car's future with Juncos Hollinger Racing? There isn't much certainty moving forward.
Robb is likely on the hot seat depending on funding, as reported by FOX Sports' Bob Pockrass. The Juncos Hollinger Racing driver hasn't been competitive, and the organization could look at other drivers moving forward. However, Robb's funding could allow him to keep his seat in the No. 77 car.
Juncos Hollinger Racing wants to take its organization to the next level in the NTT IndyCar Series, and Robb might not be a long-term fixture. VeeKay may not either, but he has run well for the team. It remains unclear if Robb will return, but it might depend on other drivers and sponsorship.
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This article originally appeared on Motorsports Wire: Sting Ray Robb likely on hot seat with Juncos Hollinger Racing
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Robb is likely on the hot seat depending on funding, as reported by FOX Sports' Bob Pockrass. The Juncos Hollinger Racing driver hasn't been competitive, and the organization could look at other drivers moving forward. However, Robb's funding could allow him to keep his seat in the No. 77 car.
Juncos Hollinger Racing wants to take its organization to the next level in the NTT IndyCar Series, and Robb might not be a long-term fixture. VeeKay may not either, but he has run well for the team. It remains unclear if Robb will return, but it might depend on other drivers and sponsorship.
More: IndyCar interested in returning to Washington D.C. for 2027 season
This article originally appeared on Motorsports Wire: Sting Ray Robb likely on hot seat with Juncos Hollinger Racing
Continue reading...
