Team Xtreme, which planned to field an entry this weekend with driver Travis Kvapil, reported a truck and small hauler stolen from its hotel parking lot in Morrow, Ga., this morning. Inside the hauler was the No. 44 Chevrolet Kvapil planned to run Sunday's Folds of Honor 500.
The incident was first reported by TV station KFVS-12.
Without the car, the team was forced to withdraw from the race.
Here are Twitter posts from Kvapil referring to the incident:
Here it is......New Jersey plates pic.twitter.com/YayDb2Ya6u
— Travis Kvapil (@TravisKvapil) February 27, 2015
With this inside! @Teamxtreme44 pic.twitter.com/H5p1Boc9Cm
— Travis Kvapil (@TravisKvapil) February 27, 2015
Also this morning, Cup crew chief Rodney Childers posted a picture on Twitter of a white SUV that somehow rolled backwards through a fence, down an embankment and into a motorhome owned by driver Denny Hamlin.
I know mistakes happen, but if I was @dennyhamlin I would completely lose my 💩💩💩.. pic.twitter.com/5BwUUh2v8F
— Rodney Childers (@RodneyChilders4) February 27, 2015
According to a team spokesman, the owner of the SUV thought he had put the vehicle in park. He had not and it rolled down the hill causing superficial damage to the motorhome.
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