Ryan Blaty worth $ 5 million is joined by a speedway based in Ohi as a co -owner

Champion of the Nasscar Cup series Ryan Blaney He recently joined the ownership team on Sharon Speedway. Later, the driver of Penne in the amount of $ 5 million (according to the net value of the celebrity) resorted to X and expressed his feelings.

Sharon Speedway, which began operating in 1929, entered its 96th anniversary of the 2025 season. In addition to Ryan Blaty, the trail is owned by his father Dave Blaty and the local businessman Will Thomas III. This will be the 24th year of Dave Blaty owned by a 3/8 kilometers dirt.

“Excited to join Sharon Speedway and my father as a partial owner,” Ryan Blaty reported. “This song has meant a lot to our family over the years. I look forward to the legacy in the races to continue.”

Blaney has 40 wins (38 in “410” sprint and two in modified large blocks) only on Sharon. The next place at the Hartford headquarters is an event of a super series to open the season presented by Bala Management, which is scheduled for May 10th.

This is the day before Nascar hit Kansas Speedway for his 12th. Radio updates will be available on MRN and Siriusxm Nascar radio.

Blaty made 20 previous starts at Kansas Speedway, and the latest was on September 29, 2024 that day, inserted the P4, adding the three best five-peppers he had already had with Racing brothers of wood (2016, May 2017, October 2017). This year he will record his 16th start on the track in the team of Pelni Ford Mustang.

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Ryan Blaty says it’s almost time to “turn the page” on the Texas engine speedway

Ryan Blaty is now ready for the Würth 400 on the Texas Motor Speedway. A 267 round race is scheduled for this arrival on Sunday, May 4th. Blaney will enter the event eighth by points, 41 behind Chase ElliottChampion in the Dam and driver no. 9 Hendrick Motorsports Chevy.

Blaney took up to x and wrote,

“T is for Texas and time, and it’s definitely time to” turn the page “in @txmotototraspeedway this week. Watch us go on stage this Sunday at 3:30 et na @fs1.”

In his 18 previous starts on Fort Worth, Ryan Blaty collected the top five and nine of the top dozens, except for the 2022 victory. Ever since he joined Penski, he has been there 12 times, and the latest end has been P33.

On Sunday, Blaty will start 24th. On the line 12 together with the driver of the Kaulig Racing Ty Dillon. Spire motorsports driver Carson Hocevar He won a pillar, pulled out a fast circle (191.659 mph) in 28,175 seconds.

Fans can watch drivers only at Fox Sports 1, 15:30 ET. Radio updates will also be available on PRN (performance racing network) and Siriusxm Nascar radio.