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AJ Allmendinger spent a difficult time during Adventhealth 400 on Sunday at Kansas Speedway on Sunday.
The Nascar Cup series pilot blew a joint internally while his engine struggled to accelerate the rhythm within the first six laps of the race. He took the engine manufacturer for his team while driving, and was heard on the radio. He told his team that he had lost the engine.
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AJ Allmendinger greets fans during driver’s presentations before Wurth 400, May 4, 2025, at the Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth. (Austin McAfee/Icon Sportswire through Getty Images)
“Hello ECR, you stink,” it was heard that Allmender said about the company.
Allmender finished 38th.
ECR Engines Powers Richard Childress Racing, Trackhouse Racing, Kaulig Racing and Beard Motorsports in the Cup Cup circuit.
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AJ Allmendinger drives during the Wurth 400 in Texas Motor Speedway on May 4, 2025. (Jerome Miron-Imagn images)
The company can also the XFINITY series teams, including Jordan Anderson Racing, Big Machine Racing, Our Motorsports, Cope Family Racing, Viking Motorsports, Young’s Motorsports and Alpha Prime Racing.
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Allmendinger drives for Kaulig Racing. He gathered three top 10 results this season and has been competing for a possible shot in the playoffs of the Nascar Cup this season.
But a dead end in Kansas Speedway pushed him back six places to 25 in the classification. He finished 36 in Texas last week and 24 in Talladega a few weeks ago.
AJ Allmendinger drives during practice and classification at Darlington Raceway, April 5, 2025, in Darlington, SC (Images Jim Dedmon-Imagn)
Kyle Larson won the victory in Kansas. It is the third of the season and its second consecutive on the track. It now has an advantage of 35 points over William Byron.
