Following Joey Logano and Josh Berry, AM Racing partners with Lawless Alan for the #15 Xfinity race car. The Californian driver is the third to drive the No. 15 car following the mid-season departure of Hailie Deegan.
AM Racing and its former #15 driver Deegan have had a rough start to the 2024 Xfinity Series season. Despite their efforts, the couple failed to achieve favorable results. Deegan’s best finish in the #15 Ford Mustang came at Talladega Superspeedway (12th). Without a Top 5 or Top 10 this year, AM Racing decided to part ways with the Temecula-based driver midway through the season. Since then, Cup Series drivers Joey Logano and Josh Berry have filled in for Deegan in the final three races at Chicago, Pocono Raceway and Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Now, the team has signed Lawless Alan as the third driver for the no. 15 for the final six contests before the 2024 Playoffs.
Unlike previous drivers, Alan is making his Xfinity Series debut at the next race at Michigan International Speedway. The news was shared by Motorsports Wire NASCAR reporter Austin Konenski on both the website and his personal X page. Here’s a preview of his X-rated post, titled:
Lawless Alan will pilot the No. 15 AM Racing in the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Michigan International Speedway next weekend. This will be Alan’s Xfinity Series debut.
Alan currently competes in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series with Reaume Brothers Racing.
A quick look at Lawless Alan’s Truck Series season so far, ahead of his Xfinity debut with AM Racing
Lawless Alan is expected to replace Josh Berry in the 15 AM Racing Ford Mustang. In addition to his Xfinity Series debut, the 24-year-old has one race remaining in the 2024 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series regular season Alan entered his fourth Truck Series season this year. Driving for Reaume Brothers Racing, the young Californian driver got off to a rough start.
He finished outside the Top 10 in the first five races of the season (32nd at Daytona, 12th at Atlanta Motor Speedway, 23rd at Las Vegas, 27th at Bristol Motor Speedway and 33rd at COTA). The highlights of Alan’s 2024 season were the races at Texas Motor Speedway, Darlington Raceway and Atlanta Motor Speedway where he earned 26, 25 and 25 points respectively.
The results have been consistent in 15 races so far. After failing to finish in the Top 10, Alan is currently in 25th position out of a field of 67 drivers for the 2024 season, Despite an average overall performance in the Truck Series, AM Racing has offered Alan a seat for the ‘last six races of 2024. . Xfinity Series With no chance of qualifying for the Truck Series playoffs this year, Lawless Alan will likely focus on how to make the most of his time with AM Racing.
