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Hattori Racing Enterprises
2019 Fantasy Outlook
The 24-year-old Georgian gets a major team upgrade in 2019. Hill takes over the championship-winning ride at Hattori Racing. This was the truck that Brett Moffitt piloted to six wins and the Gander Outdoors Truck Series title last season. Hill is coming off his best season of truck series racing at Young's Motorsports last year. He collected six Top-10 finishes and wound up a respectable 11th in the overall driver standings with this small race team. Hill will now team with crew chief, Scott Zipadelli, and attempt to hang onto the performance that Moffitt posted with this outfit last year. This young driver won't post six wins and a championship, but he should make a pretty big splash in 2019. Read Past Outlooks
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Crew Chief Scott Zipadelli
Truck Series Pole at Atlanta
Gander Outdoors Truck
February 23, 2019
In the Gander Outdoors Truck Series, Daytona winner Hill will start on the pole after qualifying was canceled Saturday. The lineup was set by owner points from last season, NBC Sports reports.
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Persistent rain showers caused the cancellation of Gander Outdoors Truck Series qualifying Saturday at Atlanta. Hill will start from the pole position later Saturday in the Ultimate Tailgating 200. He was awarded the top starting spot based on last season's owner points. Hill will try to make it two-straight wins to start the season in Saturday's 200-mile race at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
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2018 Fantasy Outlook
Last year was a part-time effort by Hill at the Young's Motorsports team, but they'll be going full-time in the upcoming season. The No. 02 truck was split between a handful of drivers, but Hill will have the driver's seat all to himself in 2018. The team would grab three Top-10 finishes last season, and one of those was credited to Hill at Kentucky Speedway. In his 12 starts he nabbed five Top-15 finishes in addition to the Top 10. That's a pretty good base to build on for this season. Hill will enjoy the leadership of Chad Kendrick atop the pit box, and look to improve in his first full-time schedule.
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Wins NextEra Energy Resources 250
Gander Outdoors Truck
February 15, 2019
Hill won the NextEra Energy Resources 250 Gander Outdoors Truck Series race at Daytona International Speedway Friday night.
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Leads Truck Series Happy Hour
Gander Outdoors Truck
February 14, 2019
Hill was fastest in Happy Hour practice for the NextEra Energy Resources 250 Gander Outdoors Truck Series race at Daytona International Speedway Thursday afternoon. He turned a fast lap of 192.943 mph.
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Joins Hattori Racing
Camping World Truck
January 8, 2019
Hattori Racing Enterprises team owner Shige Hattori announced today that the organization is pleased to welcome Hill to drive the No. 16 Toyota Tundra in 2019, Hattori Racing PR reports.
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Camping World Truck
February 25, 2016
Atlanta Motor Speedway is a track NASCAR Next driver, Hill, knows better than most. He's raced and won there numerous times before in Bandoleros and Legend cars. This Saturday, the 21-year-old competitor will compete at his hometown track for the first time in a national touring series as the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series comes to town, Austin Hill Racing PR reports.
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