Clay Andrews Racing was a

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team. They formerly fielded the No. 84 Hype Technologies

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in the

. The team was led by Billy Wilburn, a former

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mechanic and later crew chief. They signed Randel King as their development driver. King was released from his contract once the team decided to close down. King then spent a few seasons racing for smaller development teams such as Position One Motorsports and other family run operations. It is currently unknown what future may lie for this young driver, and whether or not he will get another chance. He is occasionally seen at tracks assisting in driver coaching. They picked up their first and only win with rookie

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in 2006 at the

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at Kentucky Speedway. In July 2006, the team announced it had closed its doors, with plans to return in three years. The team has since formed the Clay Andrews Alliance Partners Organization, a group of independent NASCAR teams that share info and sponsorship funds.

Car No. 84 results

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