At the halfway point in the 100-lap Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, Sting Ray Robb was giving Graham Rahal the business. Rahal would go on to finish third while Robb in the No. 77 Juncos Hollinger Racing Chevy had to settle for 14th, but the journeyman driver from Idaho put in one of the best performances of his career.

The Juncos Hollinger Racing team has made its presence felt on pit lane in 2026 with the No. 76 Chevy driven by Rinus VeeKay.Leaving last season, the No. 76 entry was ranked in the bottom half of the field – 16th out of 27 full-time entries – in the Firestone...

Juncos Hollinger Racing driver Sting Ray Robb had a weekend to forget in Iowa after a quiet run to 22nd on Saturday, and a 23rd to close the doubleheader when a hard crash left the No. 77 Chevy in a poor state on Sunday.Matters worsened for the Indiana-based team after...