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Jesse Love and Sheldon Creed found themselves in a war of words on social media, after the pair clashed at Circuit of The Americas on Saturday. Love and Creed went car-to-car during the race in Texas this weekend before both appeared to pull away from the altercation unscathed.

During Saturday’s Focused Health 250, Sheldon Creed and Jesse Love were battling for position at Circuit of The Americas. In Turn 15, Love made a pass on the inside of Creed, but contact sent ...

Following Saturday's Focused Health 250 at Circuit of the Americas, two NASCAR Xfinity Series drivers took to social media to air their displeasure with each other.

Road Ranger will sponsor Sheldon Creed ‘s No. 00 Ford Mustang for Haas Factory Team in the NASCAR Xfinity Series for 13 races, the team announced Feb. 25. The sponsorship begins this weekend at Circuit of the Americas

HAAS Factory Team and Sheldon Creed, driver of the No. 00 in the Xfinity Series, have announced an exhilarating collaboration with Road Ranger spanning across 13 races during the 2025 Xfinity season.

The Richard Childress Racing driver headed into Saturday’s race at Phoenix with plenty of confidence based on his previous six trips to the mile-long track, which had resulted in five top 10s, including his best finish, a fourth in last year’s spring race.

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Mayer continued his string of strong runs at COTA as drove the No. 41 Audibel Ford Mustang to a podium finish, marking his ninth career top-5 finish at road courses. His teammate, Creed, fought to salvage a 12th-place finish for Haas Factory Team after a spin just eight laps into the race forced him to the back of the field.

Joe Gibbs Racing has made 14 combined starts in the Xfinity Series at the Circuit of the Americas. Across those starts, JGR has tallied four top-fives, six top-10s, two poles, 37 laps led, and a win with Kyle Busch in 2021.