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Leland Honeyman Jr.

20-Year-Old Driver  
Cope Family Racing
2024 Xfinity Stats
Points
457
Starts
33
Wins
0
Poles
0
Top 5
1
Top 10
2
2025 Fantasy Outlook
This is a new team for the upcoming season. Derrike Cope has started a new Xfinity Series race team with his No. 70 entry. George Church will call the shots at crew chief and Cope has tabbed Honeyman as the primary driver. He'll take on 17 starts in the seat of the team's Chevrolet. He scored two Top 10's last season and a respectable 22nd-place points finish with Young's Motorsports. He'll share the driver's seat with Annunziata will also make select starts with this team. Cope will rely on a technical alliance with Richard Childress Racing to field quality race cars and look to make a good entry into this division of NASCAR in the upcoming season. Read Past Outlooks
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Car No. 70 Chevrolet
Crew Chief George Church
Rookie Year 2024
Birth Date 2/23/2005
Born Mooresville, North Carolina, United States
Country UNITED STATES
Part-Time with Alpha Prime
XFINITY Series
December 30, 2022
Alpha Prime Racing announced that Honeyman Jr. will run select races in Alpha Prime Racing's No. 45 Chevrolet during the 2023 season.
ANALYSIS
The young driver will turn 18 years-old in February and begin expanding his racing resume going into the new season. Honeyman will make select starts for Alpha Prime in the Xfinity Series as well as some part-time action in the Craftsman Truck Series in 2023. He finished third overall in the ARCA Menards East Series last season and turned some heads with his consistency in that racing series.
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Past Fantasy Outlooks
2024
2023
After many seasons of competing in just the Craftsman Truck Series, Young's Motorsports is going Xfinity Series racing for the first time in 2024. After 12 seasons of competition and only two victories spread across 472 starts, the Young's team wasn't exactly world-beaters in the trucks. They'll tab youngster Honeyman to make their first foray into the Xfinity Series. The 18-year-old prospect driver made just eight starts last season in this division of NASCAR, spread between a couple different teams. Honeyman's best finish in those efforts was a 21st-place performance at the Charlotte ROVAL. Otherwise, he did a good bit of racing mid-pack or worse. This will be a season of learning for this new team and young driver, so very little in the way of expectations can be anticipated.
Alpha Prime Racing is going to field three cars this season and this one will be their driver rotation team. Parsons will likely get the most starts with Karam getting a good dose of the road course action. Honeyman is a young talent and will only get a handful of select starts. The was a driver rotation team last season and only nabbed one Top-10 and four Top-15 finishes. Frank Kerr could be potentially returning to the crew chief position to head up things again. Due to the inconsistency behind the wheel, this will likely be the least-performing of the three Alpha Prime cars.
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