Ryan Preece has become one of the most famous grassroots to big time racing drivers in the world over the past several years in the racing community. Preece has competed in the NASCAR Cup Series since 2015, becoming a regular in 2019. Over the most recent offseason we saw Preece get picked up by the Stewart HAAS Racing team as a reserve driver. The role with his new team was accompanied by an announcement that he will be driving select races in all three of the top series with the SHR-affiliated team, Rick Ware Racing. Preece will get his first taste of 2022 racin’ at the L.A Memorial Colosseum for the NASCAR Clash, he will be driving the no.15 Jacob Companies sponsored Ford Mustang. Preece will have to race his way in along with his fellow drivers at the event, over 30 cars are entered and only 23 will start in the main. This 2022 season is undoubtedly the one of, if not the biggest in Preece’s career, there are rumors that he may be set to replace Aric Almirola or Kevin Harvick once the time comes. Preece does have a slight advantage coming in into this very short 1/4th mile track as he is most famous in racing in the NASCAR Whelen Modified Series, Ryan Preece has shaped his career around short track racing as he looks to make something special happen on the Sunday night in California.
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