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When it comes to sports New York is known for its historical background and decades of dominance and producing hall of fame players. You have the Yankees and their 27 rings and the mecca of basketball that is Madison Square Garden, but one thing – one team – that isn’t fairly known is NY Racing.

The Sailors were created 90-years ago to join the still very new West Haven Twilight League in 1936. Despite being 90-years old and going through relocations and many changes as the world also drastically changed around them, the team still exists today.

It is really insane to comprehend that you had two chassis tied to the Earnhardt’s in some way from the early 2000s still racing in 2026.

StarCom Racing was a true field filler team throughout its time in the NASCAR Cup Series, as it sported some of the slowest cars on the grid. Despite being uncompetitive, the team lasted from 2017 through to 2021, competing in 164 races. On September 25th, 2017, StarCom Fiber announced intentions to field a car in the Cup Series. The team would select veteran driver and co-owner Derrike Cope to drive the No. 00 Chevrolet. The team would make its debut race at Kansas for the 2

Max Q Motorsports had a very short history when you compare it to other NASCAR Cup Series teams. MQM operated between 2009 and 2013 and was mainly a backmarker team. The team was owned and operated by former driver Larry Gunselman and would have both Toyota and Chevrolet as the manufacturer over their six years. MQM ran two different cars that sported the numbers 37 and 64. The cars had a combined total of 21 drivers throughout the years, notables include Todd Bodine, Bobby L