allmendingerAJ Allmendinger expects this weekend’s race at Kansas Speedway to be his last with Red Bull Racing. Allmendinger and Red Bull announced earlier this week they will part ways at the end of this season, and Allmendinger did not drive the #84 during the two-day test at Lowe’s Motor Speedway. “I’m racing this weekend at Kansas, but I’m almost 100 percent sure I won’t be with Red Bull after this race,” Allmendinger said in his biweekly diary for Yahoo.

“Hopefully I’ll have something and I’ll be in a car next week. Whether it’s the team I’m going to be with for next year, and we can start working on that, or what … that’s kind of where we stand.” Red Bull general manager Jay Frye said Thursday he expects to know at the start of next week what the # 84 team will do for the remaining seven races this season. Allmendinger said he expected to be released from Red Bull the past month, and even though he wanted to stay with the team, he passed on an opportunity to sign a one-year contract extension to stay with the team because it would have put him in the same position this time next year.

Associated Press

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3 Responses to “Allmendinger out of No 84 after this weekend”  

  1. 1 insidesillyseason.com

    Reported this earlier.
    Seems Red Bull doesnt have too much care its drivers..
    turning into a Ganassi. Its ashame
    hopefully he’ll find a ride for the final few races so he isn’t idle for the reaminder of the season

  2. 2 George Thompson Registered User

    Heres a thought maybe they could get mikey vacate his seat for AJ.

  3. 3 Fisha695 Registered User

    AJ is going to end up in the 40, with JPM going to the 41, and Kyle Petty going back to the 42.

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