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Members from the in-form squad will travel to World Wide Technology Raceway for the Cup Series race on the first weekend in June.
That affiliation has come through former Supercars engineer Andrew Dickinson who now works for RCR on Kyle Busch's car. "We have got a bit of an affiliation with [RCR] just through Andrew Dickinson. He’s one of the engineers of Kyle Busch’s car. He used to work for [Super2 team owner] Terry Wyhoon, so we went there last year for the Darlington race. I saw [Martin Truex Jr's crew chief] James Small as well of course, I’m good mates with James.
"It’s great to go there and just see how they do it. We might not get much out of it, but a professional team like that, surely we can learn something.
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