Author name: Sergio Spinoza

🔹 Late contact prevented a better result in NASCAR México Series The start of the 2025 NASCAR México Series was intense for Germán Quiroga, who battled for the top positions at Súper Óvalo Potosino 🏁. However, a multi-car crash in the final laps dropped him to seventh place, preventing him from securing a stronger result in this season opener. The driver of car #69, sponsored by PET de Occidente, Orpack, Compresores y Herramientas Carroll, ATR Automotive Engine Management Components, Armstrong Armored, Cohidsa, OsteoMedical, San Pedro Pacific Products, Hiperbikes, CIM Creación Innovativa de México, and Palco Consorcio de Comercio Internacional, made it clear that his performance on track was solid and that the team is ready to fight for victories in the upcoming races. “It was a positive race; the car had a good pace, and the team did a great job. We started from fourth place and stayed in the fight throughout the race,” explained the Prime Sports Racing Team driver. 🔥 A TOUGH END DUE TO CONTACTS Just when it seemed Quiroga would finish inside the top 5, an incident during the green-white-checkered finish caused him to lose several positions in the final meters, forcing him to settle for seventh place. “We were well-positioned, but in the last lap, the hits came, and we dropped a few spots. That’s part of racing—sometimes you benefit, and sometimes you don’t,” said the three-time NASCAR México champion. Despite the challenging finish, Quiroga showed strong pace throughout the weekend at the half-mile Potosino oval, even dealing with brake issues at certain points in the race. “We had speed; we stayed up front the entire time and were in a great position for the finish. Unfortunately, the contacts worked against us, but we know we have the potential to fight for wins,” added the experienced driver. 📆 CHIAPAS, THE NEXT CHALLENGE With the first race of the year in the books, Germán Quiroga is already focused on the second round of the championship, set for March 23 at Súper Óvalo Chiapas in Tuxtla Gutiérrez. “We will keep working hard; the team is motivated, and we know we’ll be fighting at the front. The season is just beginning, and there’s a lot to do,” concluded Quiroga. The next challenge in Chiapas will be another opportunity for car #69 to go after its first win of the year and prove that it will be a strong contender in the 2025 season 🚀🔥.

🔹 The Mexico City driver highlights his learning experience at Súper Óvalo Potosino The 2025 NASCAR Challenge Series season opener brought a positive result for Rodrigo Maggio, who, in his debut in the category, secured a seventh-place finish and ended seventeenth overall after an intense race at Súper Óvalo Potosino 🏁. Under challenging weather conditions and with a large crowd in the stands, the driver of car #16, backed by Armstrong Armored, Auto Líneas Flores de Occidente, Dinametra, GO Construcciones y Pavimentos, San Pedro Pacific Products, CANO Comfricsa, Palco Reciclados, Beforinv, Atunsito, Profinmex, Arcos Supercenter, LexTrade, Dibagsa, and Electrónicos y Más, left a strong impression in his championship debut. “It was a tough race—there are a lot of cars on track, and I need to get used to the race dynamics, but it was a great experience. We learned a lot about restarts and other key details for the upcoming rounds,” said the Prime Sports Racing Team driver. 🔥 A TRIAL BY FIRE IN HIS FIRST RACE For Rodrigo Maggio, focus and patience were crucial in this first challenge within NASCAR Challenge. As the 2024 Trucks México Series champion, he now faces a higher level of competition, where any mistake can cost valuable positions. “I always try to stay calm because when you start getting stressed, that’s when mistakes happen,” explained Maggio, who managed to stay out of trouble throughout the race. One of the biggest challenges at the Potosino oval was the on-track contact, something the young driver handled intelligently to secure a solid result in his first race. “If I get hit, I just look ahead. But that doesn’t mean I shouldn’t stay aware of everything happening around me. You have to take care of the car to finish each race strong,” he added. 📆 CHIAPAS, THE NEXT CHALLENGE With his debut successfully completed, Rodrigo Maggio is now focused on the second round of the championship, set for March 23 at Súper Óvalo Chiapas in Tuxtla Gutiérrez. “Now it’s time to analyze what we did well and what we can improve. Chiapas will be a key race to keep adding points and learning even more about racing in this category,” stated Maggio. His NASCAR Challenge journey is just beginning, but with the mindset and talent he has already displayed, his progress this season will be exciting to watch. 🚀🔥

🔹 The Mexico City driver shines at Súper Óvalo Potosino with a solid third place Valeria Aranda had a promising start in the Trucks México Series 2025, securing an impressive third place in the season opener at Súper Óvalo Potosino 🏁. The young Mexico City driver showed great pace and consistency, which allowed her to step onto the podium and confirm that she will be a strong contender in the category. Driving truck #27, backed by Bizzarro, Telecom District, Iure Lex, Restaurant Cluny, and Fonelli, Aranda remained competitive throughout the weekend, establishing herself as one of the drivers to watch this season. “We’re leaving with third place, which is a great start to the season. I’m grateful to my team, my sponsors, and my family for all their support. This is just the beginning—let’s go all out for Chiapas!” expressed the Mexico City driver enthusiastically. 🔥 A STRONG START FOR ARANDA From qualifying, Valeria showcased her speed by securing second place on the starting grid. During the race, she stayed in contention for the top spots, also earning valuable stage points, reinforcing her championship aspirations 🏆. “We had a very positive weekend. Stage points will be key in the title fight, and we managed to score well. The other teams now know we’re up front, so we’ll give it our all in the next rounds,” said Aranda. This result marks her second consecutive podium in the series, as she also finished third in the final race of the 2024 season at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. 📆 CHIAPAS, THE NEXT TARGET With confidence running high and the certainty that she has what it takes to fight for more, Valeria Aranda is now focused on the second round of the championship, set to take place on March 23 at Súper Óvalo Chiapas in Tuxtla Gutiérrez. “We’re going for another podium—we know we have the speed and the team to keep fighting at the front. We had a great race in San Luis Potosí, and now the goal is to keep scoring strong points,” affirmed the driver, who set a best lap of 24.437 seconds over 100 laps at the half-mile oval. The season has only just begun, but Valeria Aranda has already made it clear that she will be a tough competitor in the Trucks México Series 2025. 🚀🔥

🔹 “Wonder Boy” kicks off the season with a victory in Trucks México Series The Súper Óvalo Potosino witnessed a perfect weekend for Mateo Girón, who claimed a dominant victory in the first round of the Trucks México Series 2025. The Zacatecas native led every session and sealed his performance with a great win, reaffirming his status as one of the drivers to watch this year. The driver of truck #5, backed by Dibagsa, PupCare, Vortex Cargo, PET de Occidente, CST Concepto Solución Total, Armstrong Armored, Solucion.es GSC, Grupo Catraar, BLock Media Systems, Atunsito, Cohidsa, Grupo Elektra, Palco Logística, Kontek de México, and M&A, was the fastest in practice, secured pole position, and conquered the race 🏁. “It was an amazing weekend. From the start, we felt strong and consistent. The team did an excellent job, giving me a fast and well-balanced truck. We managed it patiently in a race full of yellow flags 🚩, and in the end, we took the victory,”said Girón. 🔥 AN INTENSE BATTLE FOR THE WIN The heat at the San Luis Potosí track ☀️ was not only felt in the air but also in the competition, where Mateo Girónfaced strong resistance from his rivals, especially “Chispa” Rodríguez, who made things difficult until the final laps. “The pressure kept building, time was running out ⏳, and we knew we had to make the best decision. ‘Chispa’ defended really well, but we found the right moment to make the pass and accomplish our main goal: winning 🏆,” emphasized the Prime Sports Racing Team driver. 🚀 A PERFECT START FOR A GREAT SEASON With this dominant victory, Mateo Girón sends a clear message to his competitors: he is ready to fight for the championship. “This result gives us extra motivation for what’s ahead. It’s only the first round, but the team is committed to working hard to stay at the front,” he assured. 📆 NEXT STOP: SÚPER ÓVALO CHIAPAS The Trucks México Series 2025 action will continue on March 23 at the Súper Óvalo Chiapas in Tuxtla Gutiérrez. With high confidence, Mateo Girón will aim to extend his strong season start and further establish himself as one of the toughest drivers in the series. 🚀🔥

🔹 He will debut the number 67 on his truck and is going for the title Mexico City driver Rafael Maggio has confirmed his participation in the 2025 Trucks México Series, where he aims to establish himself as a top contender in NASCAR México’s development category. His debut this year will take place on March 2 at the Súper Óvalo Potosino, a track he knows well and where he hopes to start off on the right foot. “I’m very excited about this new challenge. We come in with more experience and the mindset to fight for the championship” 🏆, said Maggio. “Last year, we were in the battle, but now we’re going for more, aiming for the checkered flag from the very first race.” 🔥 NEW NUMBER, SAME GOAL: THE CHAMPIONSHIP For this season, Prime Sports Racing Team has assigned Maggio the number 67, which he will showcase on his truck with the support of Armstrong Armored and other partner brands. With this change, the driver is confident that 2025 will be his year to shine on the grid and rack up victories. “The team has worked hard on preparing the truck” 🚛💨, he stated. “We know we have good pace and that we can compete at the front. The key will be to start strong in San Luis Potosí, a track that is always demanding because of how short and narrow it is.” 🏎️ A CHALLENGE AT THE ÓVALO POTOSINO The Súper Óvalo Potosino is known for its complexity, as being a short circuit means drivers must be extremely precise on every lap to avoid getting caught in traffic with lapped cars. Maggio acknowledges this challenge but trusts in his experience to handle it. “When the track gets crowded, lapped cars can be a major obstacle” 🚦, he explained. “We need to qualify well to start up front and avoid trouble. The key will be strategy and capitalizing on opportunities during the race.” 🤝 TEAMWORK WITH MATEO GIRÓN Beyond his fight for the championship, Maggio will share the team with Mateo Girón, another rising star in the series. Both drivers have expressed their commitment to Prime Sports Racing Team to achieve the best possible results in every race. “It’s great to share a team with Mateo. He’s a very talented driver, and I think we can push each other to keep the team in contention” 🏁, Maggio concluded. “The competition will be tough, but we have everything we need to stand out.” 📆 SEASON KICKOFF The 2025 Trucks México Series will begin on March 2 at the Súper Óvalo Potosino, where drivers will compete in a 100-lap race, with a stage break scheduled on lap 40. Maggio and his team are already fine-tuning the final details to fight for the first win of the year. 🚀🔥

🟢 Mateo Girón heads into the 2025 Trucks México Series season with one goal in mind: winning it all 🏆. The Zacatecas-born driver is determined to deliver top results for Prime Sports Racing Team and will look to kick off on the right foot on March 2 📆 at the Súper Óvalo Potosino 🏎️💨. The young talent behind the wheel of truck #5 🚛💨, sponsored by Dibagsa-PupCare-VortexCargo-PETdeOccidente-CSTconceptoSoluciónTotal-ArmstrongArmored-Solucion.esGSC-GrupoCatraar-BLockMediaSystems-Atunsito-Cohidsa-GrupoElektra-PalcoLogistica-KontekDeMéxico-M&A, knows this is a key year for his career. 💬 “This is an incredible opportunity, and I feel very committed to the team. Our goal is clear: to win both championships, the regular season and the playoffs” 🏆🔥, said Girón, who has established himself as one of the most competitive drivers in the series. 🚀 A SEASON OF HIGH EXPECTATIONS With his talent and the support of a strong team, Mateo Girón is confident in fighting for victory in every race 🏁. “We’re going to have a very competitive truck, and every detail counts to reach the title fight at the end of the year,” highlighted the Zacatecas native. San Luis Potosí holds a special place for the young driver 💚💪. “I love this track because it’s close to home, and I have great memories here. This is where I got my first win in 2023 as a rookie” 🥇, he recalled with excitement. 🏆 THE CHALLENGE BEGINS IN SAN LUIS With 100 laps ahead and a stage break at lap 40 ⏱️, the season opener will be a demanding test 💥. “We know this will be a very competitive championship, but we’re ready to prove that we have everything it takes to fight for the titles up for grabs” 💪🚀, stated the 2024 Trucks México Series runner-up. 📍 The action kicks off on March 2 at the Súper Óvalo Potosino 🏁. Will this be Mateo Girón’s first big step toward the title? 🤔🔥 The battle for glory begins now! 🚛💨