🇺🇸 Corey LaJoie

Corey LaJoie is an established professional racing stock cars at the national level in the United States. He competes part-time in the NASCAR Cup Series, driving the No. 99 Ford for RFK Racing, and full-time in the NASCAR Truck Series, driving the No. 10 Ram for Kaulig Racing. His career spans 13 seasons from 2013 to the present across five NASCAR series.[1]

LaJoie has made 258 starts in the Cup Series since 2018, competing primarily on ovals; 31 Truck Series starts for Kaulig Racing; and 22 Xfinity Series starts in 2013–2017. He holds four career wins, three of them in ARCA Menards Series competition in 2013–2023 where he started six races, plus one win in the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour. Across all series, he has finished behind established and elite professionals who form the core of NASCAR's national grid. Against Kyle Busch, a five-time Xfinity champion and 2019 Cup Series champion, LaJoie has usually finished second. Christopher Bell, the 2017 Truck Series champion and 2024 Cup Series champion, has beaten him 50 times across their meetings. Denny Hamlin, the 2025 Cup Series champion, has finished ahead of him in 46 races.[2]

LaJoie races in fields that include multiple champions and graded professionals. His regular competitors are Austin Dillon, a Gold-graded professional and 2015 Xfinity champion, and Kyle Busch, whose five Xfinity titles and 2019 Cup championship place him among the strongest drivers in the series. LaJoie's record is one of sustained presence in these fields rather than breakthrough results; his wins have come in ARCA, a lower tier than Cup, and his Cup and Truck experience places him in the mid-to-lower end of a championship field that routinely fields multiple former champions and current title contenders.