Opportunity is something every race car driver wants, but very few receive. In the case of Corey LaJoie, he’s been working his entire career for an opportunity to drive solid equipment in the NASCAR Cup Series. After years of toiling away in outdated and underfunded equipment, LaJoie may have found the opportunity he was looking for with Spire Motorsports. “I’ve never been more excited leading into any race season in my life than I have been for 2021,” said LaJoie, the son of two-time NASCAR Xfinity Series champion Randy LaJoie and the grandson of New England Auto Racing Hall of Famer Don LaJoie. Yet, LaJoie still found himself yearning for an opportunity to show his true ability. “I haven’t had the opportunity to learn a whole lot in the Xfinity Series or race a bunch of races there to get your feet wet. “I’ve never had that opportunity to have some fast race cars to complement.

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