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Dylan Lupton Optimistic for Pocono Raceway Return

• NASCAR Next alumnus Dylan Lupton (@luptondylan) will make his second NASCAR Xfinity Series start at Pocono Raceway on Sat., June 2. 
• Last June, Lupton qualified 20^th at the 2.5-mile triangle before posting a lead lap 22^nd place finish in his third start of the season at JGL Racing.
• For the second consecutive week, Lupton and JGL Racing welcome Southern California-based Fatal Clothing as the primary marketing partner for Saturday afternoon’s Pocono Green 250.
• Fatal Crew was established in 2004 as a garage built clothing company. Based in Southern California and heavily influenced by its culture, Fatal represents and supports this lifestyle through art, fashion, music, and action. Fatal creates quality clothing and accessories for those individuals that live on the edge of societal norms.
• The 24-year-old Lupton will make his 35^th career NASCAR Xfinity Series start at Pocono and 21^st on a track bigger than 1.0-mile in length.
• In addition to the NASCAR Xfinity Series, Lupton also has four starts in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series and two starts in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series.
• JGL Racing has two previous Pocono starts with a best finish of 18^th (Dakoda Armstrong in June of 2016)

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Dylan Lupton ramped up for Charlotte Xfinity Series debut

• NASCAR Next alumnus Dylan Lupton (@luptondylan) will make his NASCAR Xfinity Series debut at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Sat., May 26.
• On Tues., May 22, Lupton and JGL Racing announced that Southern California-based Fatal Clothing will support the Wilton, Calif. native in Saturday afternoon’s Alsco 300.
• Fatal Crew was established in 2004 as a garage built clothing company. Based in Southern California and heavily influenced by its culture, Fatal represents and supports this lifestyle through art, fashion, music, and action. Fatal creates quality clothing and accessories for those individuals that live on the edge of societal norms.
• The 24-year-old Lupton will make his 34^th career NASCAR Xfinity Series start at Charlotte and eighth on a mile-and-a-half intermediate track.
• Lupton’s best finish on an intermediate track came last fall at Kansas Speedway where he finished 16^th after starting 19^th. Earlier this year, Lupton finished 17^th at Texas Motor Speedway after starting 24^th.
• JGL Racing has 14 previous Charlotte starts with a best finish of 17^th(Corey LaJoie in October of 2017).
• Before participating in Saturday’s 11^th Xfinity Series race of the season, Lupton will sign autographs at Speed Street in uptown Charlotte on Friday, May 25 from 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

“I’m looking forward to this weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway. I’m also so excited to have Fatal Clothing on our No. 28 Ford Mustang this weekend and take our relationship to the next level.

“I’ve never been to Charlotte but I’m eager to get on track and hope we can have a strong weekend.

“We haven’t had the best of luck this season, but Charlotte is a good opportunity in our backyard to change our luck and give everyone at Fatal a good showing.”

Fatal Clothing to support Dylan Lupton in Charlotte Xfinity Series debut

DENVER, N.C. (May 22, 2018) – Strengthening his relationship with California-based companies, NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Dylan Lupton (@LuptonDylan) announced today with JGL Racing that Fatal Clothing will support the team in Saturday afternoon’s Alsco 300 at Charlotte (N.C.) Motor Speedway.  Read more

Second-Stage Crash Ends Lupton's Day at Talladega

• This was Dylan Lupton’s first NASCAR Xfinity Series start at Talladega Superspeedway
• Lupton was involved in a seven-car incident on the backstretch on lap 32, which caused terminal damage to the No. 28 Ford Mustang
• Lupton was running 21st prior to the race-ending accident

“If we didn’t have bad luck, we wouldn’t have any luck at all. It was a rough day for our thinQ Technology Partners Ford Mustang. On that restart, the outside line got going really well and we were moving forward. The guy behind me was pushing me a little bit out of Turn 2 and it got me sideways. I was just a pinball after that. It’s a disappointment being out so early and I hate it for my guys, but that is just superspeedway racing. We will keep working hard, head to Dover and rebound next weekend.”

Lupton Returns to No. 28, Hopes to Demonstrate JGL's Restrictor-Plate Strength

“After a weekend off from Xfinity racing, I’m chomping at the bit to get to Talladega. I have one race under my belt at the track in the Truck Series, and I’m looking forward to returning. At the season-opening race at Daytona, we proved that JGL builds great superspeedway cars that can suck up and push really well. We just have to execute all race long and keep our nose clean so that we can contend for the win at the end.”

Dylan Lupton Finishes 17th at Texas Motor Speedway

• This was Dylan Lupton’s second NASCAR Xfinity Series start at Texas Motor Speedway and best finish at the Fort Worth oval
• Lupton’s best running position during the event was 10th (Lap 90)
• Lupton’s biggest handling issue throughout the race was tightness in the center of the corner
• The California native’s next race with JGL Racing is Talladega Superspeedway on April 28 (Tony Mrakovich will pilot the No. 28 at Bristol Motor Speedway and Richmond Raceway)

“After our struggles in the first five races of the season, I came into Texas Motor Speedway looking for a clean race and a solid finish. I would say we accomplished that today. Our Achilles heel throughout the race was that we were just too tight in the center of the corner and it hurt our speed on exit. We definitely made strides in the right direction throughout the weekend and I am looking forward to my next race with the JGL crew. I’d like to thank our partners for their continued support.”