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Alex Labbe Returning to DGM Racing; Aiming for Full Schedule in 2021 January 25, 2021 at 9:38 AM Building on last year’s results in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, Alex Labbé of St-Albert, Quebec, will continue his partnership with DGM Racing in 2021 as he seeks funding for another full-time season on American soil. “I’m excited to announce another year with DGM Racing and for the chance to build on our momentum from 2020,” said Labbé, who recorded five top-10 finishes in 2020, “Based on last year’s results I fully believe that we have the right tools to be regular top 10 and Playoff contenders.”
It is no secret that Labbé shines on the road courses. In fact, the Quebec driver took fourth place in Charlotte, at the ROVAL, last October during a memorable road race in a torrential downpour. His performance brought home DGM Racing a ....
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Nicholas Latifi interview; McLaren in more trouble, Jim Hallahan dies and all the news By: Norris McDonald December 14, 2020 Comments 0 SHARES It makes you wonder where the brains are in Formula One. Actually, now that I’ve looked at that line in print, I have come to the conclusion that there are no brains in F1. In just about every major league sport in the world, the league has medical staff on duty to determine if athletes are well enough and strong enough to play. As we’re Canadians, we are particularly familiar with the NHL’s rule that if a player appears woozy, they have to spend time in a “quiet room” and then are questioned and tested by doctors before being allowed to return to play. They don’t have to be checked into the boards, either. Guys with the ‘flu have been checked out. ....