Despite a tremendous season that produced Nationwide Series champion Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and Carl Edwards losing out on the Sprint Cup title to Tony Stewart on a tiebreaker, Roush Fenway Racing began contracting with layoffs that went into effect Tuesday.
Sources Tuesday confirmed that the company was cutting its workforce by about 100 employees, with many of those coming from the No. 6 Sprint Cup team of David Ragan, which will not be run next season. For next year Roush Fenway will scale back to three Sprint Cup cars and one full-time and one part-time Nationwide effort -- a situation dictated by sponsorship shortages, as well as Edwards' decision to cut back on his Nationwide involvement to focus on winning the Sprint Cup title.
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Sources Tuesday confirmed that the company was cutting its workforce by about 100 employees, with many of those coming from the No. 6 Sprint Cup team of David Ragan, which will not be run next season. For next year Roush Fenway will scale back to three Sprint Cup cars and one full-time and one part-time Nationwide effort -- a situation dictated by sponsorship shortages, as well as Edwards' decision to cut back on his Nationwide involvement to focus on winning the Sprint Cup title.
good thing people are afraid of the "voodoo magic " of engine controls ..you wouldn't have a side business
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